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How to Determine the Right Hair Care Routine for You?
Establishing a great hair care routine is just like undertaking a skin care regimen.
Once you’ve discovered one that works for you, you are committed.
But the process of finding that routine can seem overwhelming especially when there’s a plethora of options for every hair type.
So here’s everything you need to understand in finding the hair care regimen that’s right for you.
Your individual daily routine will ultimately depends on a few factors:
From the feel of your hair to the styles you prefer, these elements will all alter the routine you end up choosing.
Consider what is your natural hair texture or type?
Hair types tend to be fine, thick, or coarse and fall into one of four categories:
- straight
- wavy
- curly
- coils
- zig-zag
How you wear your hair on a daily basis?
1.Do you like to straighten your hair?
2.Curl it?
3.Leave it completely natural?
This is very important to consider, especially if you’re using damaging heat tools often.
Do you have specific concerns that you want to address?
Everyone has at least one aspect of their hair they find problematic, whether it’s frizz, dry flaky scalp, split ends or damaged strands.
Has your hair been bleached, dyed, or chemically processed?
If your hair has come in contact with dye, bleach, chemicals, you have to give extra thought about your haircare routine.
Hair that has been bleached will require some extra nourishment in the form of deep conditioners or hair masks.
Knowing what the problem is, is half the battle. The rest involves finding the best
solution.
Although your hair type and concerns will alter your hair care routine in some ways, there are a few basic steps that every person can benefit from.
Cleanse
Cleansing is a balance between removing things like dead skin and product residue without stripping the hair of its natural oils.
Condition
Conditioners have many good benefits. The main one is moisturizing, but others include detangling, increasing shine, and frizz reduction.
Detangle
Detangling is essential for stopping breakage and for making your life a whole lot easier.
But you need to use the right tool, such as a wide-tooth comb, to avoid pulling hair out by mistake.
Moisturize and seal
To add further hydration to the hair, you may want to embark on a two-step process known as moisturize and seal.
This can be particularly useful for zig-zag or coil hair that tends to be drier, due to oils not being able to travel down hair shaft easily. This is primarily due to the bends and curves in this textured hair type.
Style and protect
Thanks to a number of tools and products like volumizers and styling gels, you can style your hair practically any way you desire.
However if you like heated tools, you will need to protect your hair and invest into a heat protection spray.
Spot-treat
Spot-treating hair simply means picking out a particular area that’s bothering you and doing something to remedy it.
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