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I should’ve recorded my bleach process, Brad Mondo would have either been very proud or would’ve had a heart attack.or maybe a little of both
#misc: Cas Rambles#anyways I bleached my hair 5 times#I KNOW THAT SOUNDS BAD BUT IT WAS NOT ALL OVER EVERY TIME AFKSKFASF#i had lightened ends from using a hi lift color as my primary color for a few months#so i bleached all over to match the ends#then i bleached all over again a month later which was yesterday#then i reprocessed the one side because i took it off too soon lmao that was my bad#then i did spot treatment of just some orangey bits and stayed away from the blonde white sections and my ends entirely#and then i spot treated today just to hit some roots that evaded me#and then i toned it and HOLY CRAP I WAS LIGHT ENOUGH TO USE T18#also my hair is fine its not even that dry#i had zero breakage like at all and my hair still looks and feels really lovely somehow#im shocked lmao#i switched shampoos a few years ago to a sulfate free one called Hask#so im gonna blame the health of my hair on that cuz she would NOT have withstood what i threw at her before#anyways it looks so good and im leaving my face frame/bang pieces out to dye jet black and live an e-girl fantasy#hair#hair bleaching#diy hair#cost me like 60 bucks to get all i needed but i did have 30 vol developer from dyeing my hair using hi color hi lift for a while#and ofc i had bowls and brushes but those are the cheap bits to get lmao#brad mondo#i guess lmao
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Glow-up tips that actually work from your favourite beauty girly (me)
Hot girls don't gatekeep, so here are some of my favourite glow-up tips that actually work. <3
Skin
Find a skincare routine that works for you!! It took me years to find mine, but now my skin is literally perfect. <3 (let me know if you guys want a detailed skincare routine!!)
Don't pick your skin, the less you touch your face, the better.
I believe ice rollers are bs…
If you struggle with dark circles, don't try fixing them through skincare. Most likely, the problem comes from your diet or stress.
Dry brushing is a game-changer!!
Use lotion after every shower and apply a body spray before the lotion is fully absorbed into your skin. You'll smell amazing for DAYS.
Don't try homemade skincare if you already struggle with your skin. I learned it the hard way, lol…
WASH YOUR MAKEUP BRUSHES
Hair
The more heat you use, the more damage you'll have.
SILK PILLOWCASES
Never sleep with wet or damp hair.
Stop buying cheap shampoo and conditioner, also make sure to check the ingredients!!
Some ingredients to avoid: Sulfates, Parabens, Polyethene Glycols, Triclosan, Formaldehyde, Synthetic Fragrances and Colors, Dimethicone, Retinyl Palmitate.
I trim my hair every 3 months.
If you have damaged hair, invest in some Olaplex!! my favourites are N4c, N6 and N7. <3
Diet
green juice actually makes you feel better. I make mine at home and LOVE it :)
Balance is key!! I swear by the 80/20 rule.
Drink more water, even if you think you're drinking enough. DRINK MORE
Keto is BS <3
Focus on eating more protein. Usually, low-fat products have more protein, so I just try to buy those, lol.
I eat gluten-free, not by choice… But it did clear my acne, so…
Take supplements, get a blood test done, discuss it with a doctor and start taking whatever they recommend. GAME CHANGER.
EAT MORE VEGETABLES and fruits.
Lifestyle
Focus on being more active, walk more, workout, join a club or sport, dance, whatever works for you!!
I aim for 10K steps, I live in a big city, so I usually walk more than that but still.
Hobbies that don't include screen time. Trust me.
Find your personal style and ALWAYS dress up. <3
TREAT YOURSELF. Buy yourself flowers, and presents, go to your favourite restaurants, vacations!!
Read more. As a classics lover, I can't imagine a life without literature, but even if you don't like classics, any book is better than no book!!
Take more pictures. I've noticed that I have become a lot more present since I've started taking more pictures!! highly recommend :)
I hate to say this, but getting up earlier is lowkey kinda great... been doing it for a few weeks, and unfortunately, I do feel better... they were right...
Get a cat. :)
Mindset
Stop assuming that everyone hates you, they don't, trust me.
Journaling, manifesting, law of attraction, affirmations.
one of my favourite affirmations: "if I weren't capable, the opportunity wouldn't have come my way; I belong here." <3
Stop hanging out with people who drain your energy
stop consuming media that makes you feel bad.
What would the highest version of yourself do?
If you change your mindset, you will change your life.
Romanticise every aspect of your life. <3
As always, please feel free to share your own suggestions and glow-up tips in the comments! <3
✩‧₊*:・love ya ･:*₊‧✩
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Hair Hacks
you cannot save your dead ends and the hair product industry is selling you lies. Get yourself an appointment and cut off the split ends! I'm a long hair girl myself so growing my hair is my ultimate goal, but not for the price of having damaged hair because in my honest opinion: healthy hair > long hair.
Personally I prefer natural colored hair but if you are into hair dye treat yourself (and especially your hair with moisturizing products).
Oiling your hair is key to shiny and healthy hair and you should do it regularly (create your own oil it's so much fun)
for the non curly girls: brush your hair daily but gently
apply a hair mask 2x a week
use gentle hair ties for overnight braids
don't wash your hair with too hot water and rinse with cold water, rice water, etc.
avoid tight hair styles
use heat protection and stop applying to much heat
do scalp massages to stimulate hair growth
use a claw clip instead of hair ties
use sulfate free shampoo only
invest in silk pillow cases (game changer but it took me some time to get used to it)
wash your brushes (could be a major factor for greasy hair)
do not over touch your hair
conditioner only belongs on the ends
use a microfibre towel or old t-shirt to dry your hair after showering
wash your hair 1-3 per week depending on your hair type
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Here is a list of the inedibles that will be in this bracket
Lava
Orbeez
Orange Joe (fictional "beverage" that's a combination of orange juice and coffee)
Doll shoes
Dirt
Pen caps
Mercury
Watermelon tourmaline
Comet/scouring powder
Moss
Paper towels
Play-Doh
Drywall
Marbles
CD
DVD
Dice
Kinetic Sand
Coins
Fiberglass insulation
3DS Stylus
Plastic Bottle Cap
Chapstick
Babybell Cheese Wax
Paper
Bouncy ball
Human meat
Venus (planet)
Cascade dishwasher pods
Acrylic Paint
Magnets
Molten glass
Pens
Sea glass
Silica gel packet
Leaves
Cocoa butter lotion
Antifreeze
Pencil Toppers, the lil eraser things
Sand
Tumbled amethyst
Rubber Ducks
The rubber balls from the game Cranium Cariboo
Polly pocket clothes
Poison Dart Frog
Snow
0.1 uF Film Capacitor
The sun
Metal
Eraser
Tide pods
Phone charger wire
Those free wooden pencils you get at ikea (just the wood shell not the lead)
Liquid nitrogen
Aquarium gravel
the weird science juice in the beakers in those stock images
Origami star
Styrofoam cup
Sticky note
Collar of shirt
This submission form
Plastic straws
Glow sticks
Oil paintings
Candle wax
Glass
Nickel sulfate solution/Nickel plating solution
Silicone wristbands
Seatbelt
The wax paper under your Poutine
Forearm (doesn't have to be one's own)
Asbestos
Candy wrapper
“Okay so technically this is edible but I’ve had urges to just take a huge bite out of certain sea creatures before. Like just a chunk from an orca or dolphin or great white or seal, etc.”
“Those stupid wooden spoons”
Furbies
Scotch tape
Artificial grapes (the wax/plastic ones for display)
phone
THE FLESH OF MY ENEMIES
Crystals
Fire
The goo inside Stretch Armstrong
Headphone wire
Raw steak
Art
Small colorful rubber bands
Tinfoil
Pencil lead
Cattails (the plant)
Foamy soap
Liquid soap
Bar soap
Flourite
Shiny rocks
Grass
A hunk of random fish swimming by
A live goldfish
Toothpaste
Styrofoam
Price Tag Fasteners
The moon
Pool noodles
Smol frog
Destroying angel mushroom
the smoke coming out of the grain refineries two Mike's out of Gary, Indiana, Usa
Popsicle sticks
Cardboard
My hat
The tiny rocks in school playgrounds
Gasoline
Blue laundry detergent
Spray foam insulation
Battery corrosion
Fiber optic cables
Packing peanuts
Your mother
Pond water
Dry ice
Alkali metals
Chocolate shampoo
Ping pong ball
Bricks, like the stuff you'd build with. Minecraft bricks even, if you want
Hoodie drawstrings
Horse treats
Chalk
Copper (II) Sulphate Water / Blue Science Rock + Blue Science Juice
Ink
Floam
Fabric Paint
Oil paint
that one art piece of the banana taped to the wall
the hotdog somebody encased in resin
“the thin lego plates not the base plates but like the lego piece thats like 2x8 and they kinda look like hershey chocolate bar pieces”
One of those little hamsters
Model magic
Battery Acid (the drink)
manchineel apple
Rubber band ball
The lava lamp liquid
Blood
Rosin
Wax apples
That cake decoration that came with your slice and you're like 90% sure it's not edible... but what if ?
Soap bubble
Lush cosmetics' products
Plushies
Strawberry Shortcake's dolls with scented hair
Wood
Glue
Salt lamp
People who think children are not worth their consideration
Tarmac
Shampoo
Pennies
Poisonous berries
Chunky soft yarn
Crayons
Rock
“whatever the Chuck E Cheese Ticket Muncher Machine is eating (it's not the tickets) (or the sound itself but that's neither a solid nor a liquid so this is just kind of holding hands with the hypothetical ticket muncher food)”
Snow globe liquid
Chisel tip whiteboard marker
Raw dough
Raw fuckin cactus. alive
Grape agate
Car seat
Succulents
Keys
Lock pick
Scrub daddy
Molten sugar
Allergens
Lightning bolts
“Bark dust. Like the dirt/bark dust that's under the bark chips on a playground. Not the chips themselves. The dust.”
Clear deodorant
Apple earbud wires
Eggshells
Squinkies
Hello kitty sweatshirt zipper
Preshredded mozzarella cheese
Scrap metal
Rose
All of the rocks at a crystal shop
Origami polyhedron model
Bubbles mixture
Cupcake liners
Hair gel
Curtain rods
Incense sticks
Incense cones
Metal thing that attaches eraser to pencil
Windshield wiper fluid
Plastic pencil grips
Wooden ice cream spoon
Book
Tree
The liquid in levels
Vanilla extract
Aroace flag
Coil incense
California state testing “next question” button
Spackle
Forbidden coal iron french fries
Garage doors that look like chocolate bars
Plastic takeout box
Velvet
Weird anime girl hair
Freezable gel ice pack
Clouds
Necklace chains
Nail polish
Pencil Shavings
Pool floats
Bao Dumpling
Spray deodorant
0.1 uF Ceramic Capacitor
Vanillish (Pokémon)
Fondant
Really fancy pillars
Computers
Favorite song
Tumblr
“THE LITTLE ORBS IN THE MOUSE (aka trackballs)”
“Any cutesy anime character like Chopper or Pikachu”
Wooden fan blades
Balsa wood sticks
Those blankets that look like tortillas
Microwave
Milk and golden honey softsoap
Batteries
1x2 lego pieces
Light bulbs
Slightly melted lounge chair
Cork (the material)
Pineapple coke
Fingernails
Sparkly lipgloss
Race Car Tire Marble
Gold trophies
Konjac sponge
Shirt
Mandy the Slayer / Orange Spyderco Dragonfly Knife
Malachite
Heater
Glasses Temples
Typewriter keys
EVA foam
Airplane
Sword
Crumbs in the couch
Children
My wife's arm/shoulder
Records
Yellow ACE bandages
Neon Signs
Scented candles
#Im pretty sure i included everything that was submitted#eating the inedible#not a poll#sorry this is a bit chunky#masterlist of inedibles
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Discover the Power of Rose Water: Dermatologist-Backed Tips for Hair and Scalp Care
The beautiful scent isn’t the only perk.
by Marcio "MZA"
There's nothing we love more than multipurpose beauty products — rose water being one of them. Not only does it give Jennifer Aniston glowing skin but it also wields serious perks for both hair and scalp. And let's not forget that it smells amazing either. To learn more about rose water's rise in popularity among celebs and beauty enthusiasts alike, we spoke to a few haircare experts.
Is Rose Water Good for Your Hair?
"Rose water is amazing for the hair," says Lin Chen, co-founder of sustainable beauty brand Pink Moon. "It's hydrating, and adds moisture to damaged, dry hair 𑁋 it's especially wonderful for processed or colored hair."
Rose water is a mild astringent with anti-inflammatory properties that can also help to reduce oiliness, Dr. Marisa Garshick, board-certified dermatologist at MDCS Dermatology, tells us. So those with oily scalp, dandruff, or seborrheic dermatitis can definitely benefit from incorporating rose water into their haircare and scalp routine.
Does Rose Water Help Hair Growth?
Yes. Because rose water is beneficial to the overall health of the scalp, it can help establish a good foundation for hair growth and help prevent hair loss. "Rose petals are also high in vitamins A, B3, C, and E, which nourish the scalp and stimulate hair follicles, promoting hair growth," explains Chen.
What Hair Types Benefit From Using Rose Water?
You may be pleased to learn that rose water is suitable for all hair types, so there's no harm in giving it a try. In terms of which hair type will benefit most, Dr. Garshick says those with oily scalp and hair can benefit from its astringent properties, while those who have dry scalp and hair can benefit from the hydrating and moisturizing ones.
Can You Make Your Own Rose Water?
Rose water is really easy to make by simmering or by distillation. As the first step for both methods, it is important to pluck the rose petals from the stems to get rid of any residue.
"To make rose water by the simmering method, add rose petals to a pot and cover the petals with distilled water, allow the water to simmer until the petals lose their color," instructs Dr. Garshick.
"To make rose water through distillation, place a bowl in the center of a pot and put petals and distilled water in the pot," says Dr. Garshick. "Next, cover the pot with the lid upside down and place ice cubes in the lid. Bring the pot to a boil and then allow it to simmer until the petals lose their color."
How Should Rose Water be Applied To The Hair?
Rose water can be applied directly to the hair or scalp as shampoo, conditioner, an after-shampoo rinse, or as a mist. Although the application may vary depending on whether you make your rose water at home or buy a hair product infused with rose water, the results will be very similar.
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If you have a dry, sensitive scalp or fine hair, this Aveeno shampoo will help soothe and soften. Made with rose water and chamomile, it gently cleans hair without stripping it or using harsh chemicals.
3. Pantene Miracle Moisture Boost Sulfate Free Conditioner
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Infused with a relaxing floral scent, this conditioner uses the hydrating properties of rose water, vitamin B5, and antioxidants to keep hair hydrated and smooth.
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6 Easy steps to prevent acne forever !
At any point could they disappear?
As a grown-up, you anticipate that pimples should be a relic of times gone by. However, for some grown-ups, imperfections keep on damaging in any case solid skin. For certain individuals, skin break out might be far more atrocious in adulthood than in youth. As a matter of fact, it's assessed that one out of five grown-ups between the ages of 25 and 44 experience skin break out.
Beyond what is just a corrective issue, skin inflammation can enormously influence your personal satisfaction, regardless of your age or the seriousness of your condition. On the off chance that you are engaging in repeating skin breakouts, tracking down a way to more clear skin can assist with working on your confidence and self-perception.
There is no single grown-up skin break out cause, and along these lines, there is no reliable method for keeping away from it or controlling it. Skin break out is impacted by a few elements, large numbers of which are beyond your control. However, the manner in which you treat your skin assumes a significant part.
With a little know-how, you can limit or possibly dispose of incidental skin inflammation episodes all over, back, shoulders, neck, chest, appendages or somewhere else only by changing a couple of little ways of behaving.
1. Check your hair and skin products
Hair conditioners, gels, greases, shaving items, beauty care products, lotions, sunscreens and different items that contain oil can stop up your pores and cause a breakout. Just changing to hair and skin items that don't stop up pores — called "non comedogenic" — could have a major effect in the presence of your skin.
Really take a look at the names on your hair and skin items to check whether they are stamped sans oil and noncomedogenic. Additionally, consider whether you really need each item you use. Indeed, even items checked "dermatologist tried" can cause skin inflammation for certain individuals. Limiting the quantity of items you use might help further decrease flare-ups. What's more, when you work out, wear as little cosmetics as could be expected. Indeed, even sans oil and noncomedogenic beauty care products can stop up pores whenever worn during weighty, sweat-soaked work out.
Here are some best products we recommend for healthy skin.
1. OLAPLEX bond maintenance conditioner :
2. Pureology Hydrate Moisturizing Shampoo :
3. La Roche-Posay Effaclar Medicated Gel Facial Cleanser :
4. PanOxyl Acne Foaming Wash :
5. Amazon Basics Daily Acne Control Cleanser :
6. Proactiv 3 Step Acne Treatment Benzoyl Peroxide Face Wash :
7. ProactivMD Adapalene Gel Acne Kit :
2. hands-off policy
Do you frequently rest your jawline or cheeks in your grasp or rub your nose? Doing so can energize the development of microorganisms and cause disease to the areas most aroused by grown-up skin break out. Take on a severe hands-off strategy that holds for breakouts, as well. Picking or crushing can drive skin inflammation microbes more profound into the skin, prompting more aggravation and potentially to extremely durable scarring. Thus, attempt to oppose the impulse to contact.
3. Don't let sweat stick around you face
Flush off straight away after you work out. Active work warms up the body, making sweat blend in with surface skin oils. Together, they trap substances in your pores. In the event that a fast flush is beyond the realm of possibilities, dry off and change into dry garments in a hurry. Lounging around in sweat-soaked garments, particularly in the event that they are tight-fitting, can prompt skin break out on your chest, back, and different pieces of the body. Likewise, try not to wear tight headbands or caps that rub against your skin. In the event that you wear a cap or some other security gear with lashes, make certain to wash the ties often to lessen microbes.
4. Avoid over washing and harsh scrubbing
Grown-up skin break out isn't brought about by soil, so washing regularly with cruel substances, for example, liquor based items will not take care of the issue. Truth be told, it might exacerbate things by provoking abundance oil creation and more flaws. Do right by your skin by washing delicately from under the jaw to the hairline with a gentle cleanser a few times per day. You could find that essentially washing with tepid water and utilizing clean hands as opposed to a washcloth functions admirably for you. To try not to bother or kindle your skin, wipe it off — instead of rubbing it — with a delicate towel. What's more, be mindful with regards to purifying items that are planned for skin break out inclined skin, as these can leave sound skin dry and disturbed.
5. Lower stress levels
At the point when you're under pressure, your body produces pressure chemicals, for example, cortisol, which can animate an overproduction of oil from the sebaceous organs in the skin. Be that as it may, how truly does pressure cause skin inflammation? At the point when this abundance oil blends in with dead skin cells and microbes, it can make skin break out, create or turn out to be more awful. Assuming you routinely experience the ill effects of pressure, attempt to enjoy short reprieves over the course of the day to stretch and practice profound relaxation. Practicing consistently is one more incredible method for facilitating uneasiness and lessen pressure.
6. Start with simplicity
While there is no remedy for skin break out, most gentle breakouts can be controlled with legitimate skin and body care. Begin by zeroing in on the fundamental methodologies referenced here, remembering that with regards to skin health management, straightforwardness is much of the time the best arrangement.
Save up these sound propensities for a little while, and on the off chance that you actually see no outcomes, there might be different elements making your skin break out, for example,
1. Medical side effects
2. Allergic reactions to foods or cosmetics
3. Genetics issues
4. Hormonal changes (e.g., menstrual cycle, pregnancy, or starting or stopping birth control pills)
discuss with your healthcare provider or dermatologist about your potential acne causes & treatment options.
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Tips for healthy hair
Tips for healthy hair
Wash oily hair more frequently. How often you wash your hair should be based on how much oil your scalp produces. ...
Concentrate shampoo on the scalp. When washing your hair, concentrate on cleaning primarily the scalp, rather than washing the entire length of hair. ...
Use conditioner after every shampoo unless you use a “2-in-1” shampoo, which cleans and conditions hair. ...
Concentrate conditioner on the tips of the hair. Because conditioners can make fine hair look limp, they only should be used on the tips of the hair and not on ...
Choose a shampoo and conditioner formulated specifically for your hair type. For example, if you color your hair, use a shampoo designed for color-treated hair. ...
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So I dye my hair black w permanent dye and I have really oily hair that I use a sulfate shampoo (L'Oreal clay shampoo) to keep clean and it works really well but it fades my hair dye pretty quickly compared to a sulfate free color safe shampoo (ogx tea tree mint) The thing w the latter though is it would weigh down my hair super badly and never fully clean it, so I don't really know how to keep my hair clean but preserve my color for longer periods /: do you have any advice?
The L'Oreal Clay Shampoo is notorious for fading hair color, so I'm not surprised that you're struggling with it. Having hair that's both color-treated and oily is difficult, because shampoos designed to protect color are generally gentle (so as not to further damage the hair), but shampoos designed to combat oiliness are more aggressive (in order to really clean the scalp).
That said, there are a few options to try that are lightweight, clarifying, and color safe:
Aveeno Apple Cider Vinegar Blend Shampoo ($7)
Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Special Shampoo & Conditioner ($16)
Oars + Alps Invigorating Shampoo ($16)
Verb Ghost Shampoo ($20)
Matrix Biolage Scalpsync Cooling Mint Shampoo for Oily Scalp ($21)
Sachajuan Color Protect Shampoo ($28)
Pureology Pure Volume Shampoo ($33)
You may also need to switch up your shampooing method or the other products you're using. When our hair gets oily, it's mostly on the roots, so concentrate the shampoo only on your scalp and skip the mids and ends of your hair. You may need to shampoo twice if you're using a more gentle shampoo. It may also help to get a color conditioner, such as Overtone, Keracolor, or dpHUE, to refresh your dye as it starts to fade.
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Best Shampoo For Thinning Hair Female- Top 3 Products
If you have reached the point where you have thinning hair, you may feel bothered and experienced a loss and confidence in your looks. However, with a little research, you should know that thinning hair does have remedies. You can apply lifestyle changes and make sure that your body gets health and nutrition. Crucial to your beauty hair care arsenal is the best shampoo for thinning hair female. It is important to choose products that are a match to the type of hair you have to keep it in optimum condition.
Best shampoo for thinning hair female--Top tips
Wash and condition your hair regularly but not too frequently
You don't need to wash your hair every day. Most experts recommend washing hair for only two or three times a week. Even dermatologists agree to this frequency. If you wash your hair too often, your hair will be stripped of necessary oils. However, if you wash infrequently and use dry shampoo a lot, it can leave your hair dull and limp. Overall, you shouldn't fear dirty hair. If you have natural hair which is drier than the average type of hair it will be more prone to breakage so clean it less.
It is also crucial to use a sulfate-free shampoo since chemicals in shampoos have drying effects on dry and sensitive scalp even as it cleans. It is crucial to look for brands that give overall health and cleanliness for the scalp and hair.
Always use shampoo and conditioner together
Conditioners promote moisture in hair and reduce static.
This is the reason why conditioners improve the look of dull and damaged hair. Make sure to apply conditioner on the edges of the hair and work your way up.
You only need a little bit, and the more conditioner you use your hair will become flatter. Make sure to use a wide-tooth comb to remove tangles and rinse your hair under cold water to close the cuticles. The result of this process is shinier hair.
Look for brands that will promote hair health and has a lightweight formula and won't cause hair to look or feel heavy.
Use a detangler or leave-in conditioner
After washing your hair and applying shampoo and conditioner always finish up with the leave-in product search as a conditioner or detangler. These products will boost moisture and give your hair heat protection whenever you style it. There are tons of products out there on the market so make sure to choose the right hair care products that will be a match to your type of hair
Conditioning masks elevate the level of your hair’s shine
Every week use a deep conditioning mask to promote the moisture levels on your hair. Leave this product on for up to 20 minutes then finish off by rinsing your hair under cold water.
There are a lot of products on the market which uses the latest biotechnology and will lend shine and smoothness up to your hair cuticle.
Some give a smooth texture and leave your hair smelling divine. It is also plus if you choose products are paraben and sulfate-free because these ingredients are irritating to sensitive scalps.
Moroccan oil and argan oil are also top ingredients to look for since these are designed to promote nourishment for color treated hair and constantly heat-styled hair.
Style your hair gently
Put a small amount of serum throughout your wet hair right before styling or air-drying it.
The serum prevents frizz as well as add shine and combat flyaways.
There are tons of great products on the market, some which even speeds up the process of drying the hair. Some products are even specially made for damaged or extremely dry hair.
Especially look for products with argan oil, coconut oil, and jojoba oil because these oils behave in the same way as serum and penetrate deep into the hair. These oils can be applied to wet hair or dry hair. You can use it anytime to enhance shine.
Hot tools
When you are styling your hair with a heated tool, make sure to use the minimum amount of heat of about 400 degrees Fahrenheit if you have normal hair. If your hair has been colored treated set the limit to 390 degrees Fahrenheit. If you have fine hair set the maximum heat to 370 degrees Fahrenheit to avoid causing damage.
Not every styling tool will have temperature control readings nor the ability to change the temperature so invest in a tool that gives you these options especially if you frequently style your hair.
To get even more hair lifting, apply a root spray that is volumizing after that, lightly add some mouse to the mid-portion of your hair up to the ends.
Go for a mousse brand that provides good hold without making hair feel brittle or crunchy.
Some brands come in a can as a spray and then turns into a moose which makes it easier to work with.
Always make sure to blow dry at the roots and use hot or Velcro rollers to give more volume and style to the hair. Finish up with a cool shot and a spray for texture. Some products were created to give hair a natural matte look. Go for a product that gives long-lasting results without promoting build-up. Go for lightweight products that don't leave hair feeling stiff or sticky.
Choose hairstyles that don't put pressure on your hair
Some hairstyles will cause stress to the hair follicle, which will result in hair loss. One such type of hair loss is traction alopecia. Hairstyles that pull on the scalp and hair too tightly cause this type of hair loss and is especially prevalent among black women. If you want to prevent this type of condition, you should change your routine and take care of your hair’s health. You can stop hair loss from being permanent.
Avoid hairstyles that pull on the skull like high and tight ponytails. Also, avoid tight braids and dreads. Allow your hair periods of rest whenever you choose these hairstyles.
Over the counter treatment options
If changing your styling routine doesn't help in stopping hair loss, it may be worth trying some over the counter treatments. You can try minoxidil which is available in both liquid and foam. This treatment has a 2% and 5% concentration.
What this medication does is it prolongs the growth period of the hair and prevents further hair loss; it stimulates the growth of new hair. However, you must be prepared for the wait since you have to use minoxidil every day for four months before seeing obvious effects. If you abruptly stop using this treatment, your hair will likely just fall out again.
It is also crucial not to use this treatment if you are pregnant or suffering from any medical condition.
Some other options are treatments with hair follicle stem cell promoting properties such as edensyl, capixyl, and procapil. In fact, these treatments may even be more effective, as shown in studies. Individual who got the procapil treatment have significant improvements with their hair compared to those who got minoxidil treatments in a study of men suffering from hair loss. However, it is still not clear whether this study will apply to women or whether the potency of the treatment used in the study is comparable to those sold over-the-counter.
Top 3 best shampoo for thinning hair female
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BIOLAGE Advanced Full Density Thickening Shampoo
This best shampoo for thinning hair female removes build-up that can stop your hair from growing. After that, this best shampoo for thinning hair female infuses hair with important nutrients such as biotin zinc and gluco omega blend. The result is an immediate strengthening of the hair to the point that when you use the accompanying conditioner, breakage is reduced for up to 95%. If you use this best shampoo for thinning hair female, it will reduce the breakage happening on your hair.
This best shampoo for thinning hair female answers the needs of hair by using an effective blend of botanicals and biotechnology. It uses state-of-the-art thickening formulation. The system used in this best shampoo for thinning hair female reduces hair loss and gives luscious and thicker feeling to the hair. This brand gives an ideal cleansing for thin hair. It is also an anti-frizz shampoo with all the nutrients that will cleanse hair gently and remove follicle-clogging build-up to make the hair looking and feeling healthier.
When you use a hair treatment with this best shampoo for thinning hair female, the hair breakage will be significantly reduced, which creates full looking thick feeling hair, for optimum results use this best shampoo for thinning hair female with full density densifying spray treatment which works on the surface level of each hair strand to expand the diameter of the hair. This best shampoo for thinning hair female is paraben-free and can be used on all hair types from curly hair straight hair to long hair.
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Nizoral Anti-Dandruff
There is a connection between dandruff and hair loss, so it is crucial that to avoid shedding of hair, you must have a healthy scalp biome. This best shampoo for thinning hair female has an antifungal and anti-yeast property.
These ingredients destroy the action of DHT, which is a hormone that affects the hair follicle and leads to thinning hair.
When you use this best shampoo for thinning hair female allow it to steep on to your hair for up to 3 minutes before you rinse it out to get the most benefits.
This best shampoo for thinning hair female has 1% ketoconazole concentration, which stop flaking scaling and itching caused by the presence of dandruff.
The powerful dandruff control in this best shampoo for thinning hair female is ketoconazole 1% which is an effective treatment in fighting dandruff outbreaks. This product has been tested in salons and is especially good for the treatment of color treated hair as well as chemically processed hair and graying hair.
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Jamaican Black Castor Oil Strengthen & Restore Shampoo
This best shampoo for thinning hair female Is an ultra-hydrating shampoo which is great for those curly or kinky types of hair that are thinning. If you want to make your strands thicker and stronger again, use this shampoo. This best shampoo for thinning hair female has vital ingredients which include castor oil which promotes the circulation of blood to the scalp and also assist with absorbing other nutrients in products. Users have praised this best shampoo for thinning hair female since they were able to retain the length of their hair as well as the thickness and volume and at the same time keep their hair clean.
This best shampoo for thinning hair female is sulfate-free and has clarifying properties which stop build-up and infuses hair with nourishing moisture. This shampoo is paraben-free and is great for those who undergo regular coloring straightening or perming and heat styling.
This best shampoo for thinning hair female is also great for individuals with kinky hair curly hair or wavy natural styles.
This best shampoo for thinning hair female has been formulated with Jamaican black castor oil and shea butter which strengthens hair that has been heavily damaged chemically processed and heat styled.
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Final thoughts
You can always get your healthy hair back at any point in your life. However, you should be prepared to make the necessary lifestyle changes to get your hair back in optimum condition. Be prepared to take treatments for hair loss as well as adjusting your diet to get nutrient-rich foods into your body. It is also crucial to use the right type of hair product for your hair, such as best shampoo for thinning hair female.
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Unlock Vibrant Locks: 12 Tips on How to Care for Colored Hair!
To keep colored hair vibrant and shiny, specific maintenance is needed. Whether rocking a striking new color or delicate highlights, using the right haircare practices will keep your color looking vibrant and new. These are 12 professional suggestions to help you maintain the best possible appearance and care for your colored hair:
Use SULFATE-FREE Shampoo: Preserve color vibrancy and prevent fading with gentle cleansing!
Hydrate with CONDITIONER: Nourish and moisturize colored strands to maintain softness and shine!
Protect with UV Guard: Shield hair from harmful UV rays to prevent color oxidation and dullness!
Cold Water Rinses: Rinse hair with cold water to seal the cuticle and lock in color!
Limit Heat Styling: Reduce heat exposure to prevent color damage and maintain vibrancy!
Weekly Hair Masks: Treat colored hair to nourishing masks for added moisture and strength!
Avoid Over-Washing: Opt for fewer washes to prevent color stripping and maintain longevity!
Use Color-Enhancing Products: Boost color intensity and shine with specialized color-enhancing products!
Touch-Up Root Regrowth: Maintain color consistency by touching up root regrowth regularly!
Protect Hair at Night: Wrap hair in a silk scarf or use a silk pillowcase to prevent color transfer and breakage!
Regular Trims: Trim hair regularly to prevent split ends and maintain overall hair health and color vibrancy!
To prolong the beauty and vibrancy of your colored hair, adhere to this professional advice!
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Bond Repair Shampoo & Conditioner
Deep Conditioning Hair Mask is clinically proven to add shine, silkiness, and energy to the hair with vitamin for restructuring of the cell and restores the well being of the scalp and hair. Deep Conditioning Hair Mask keeps the hair hydrated to stop dryness and repairs the hair that's damaged by treatment, hair color, and over processed hair. Deep Conditioning Hair Mask has 97% derived elements, and it is strongly recommended by most dermatologists for individuals with sensitive pores and skin - bond repair shampoo.
Bond repair shampoo is a salon model-based that gives specialized formulation, remedy, and elegance solutions to reinforce, fortify, and heal all hair varieties. Bond repair shampoo and conditioner is designed particularly for dry, colour-treated hair. It contains a hydrating mix of jojoba, green tea, and sage to nourish hair because it cleanses and conditions, adding further softness and taking it from dried out to totally thriving. The conditioner is a concentrated, luscious, vegan, paragon, and sulfate-free conditioner.
You could have noticed a lot of ‘bond-building’ merchandise being launched and found yourself intrigued. If you’re not acquainted with the idea, it’s primarily a more concentrated model of a deep conditioner that uses chemical bonds to repair and reconstruct damaged hair. Without getting too science-y, the formulation generically contain proteins, amino acids and hydrogen bonds that work way deeper than your typical surface-level products - best shampoo for bond repair.
This vegan shampoo works for all hair sorts – particularly these with tightly coiled curls – to restore and cleanse broken hair to leave it looking softer and more hydrated. Shea butter and coconut oil present advantages, particularly for dry and damaged hair. These two are wonderful for supplying hair with hydration and maintaining its well being. They are fairly flexible and a typical component of shampoos and conditioners. For more information, please visit our site https://www.kerabond.in/
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Why Canadians Love Evo Shampoo: Benefits & Top Products
Evo Shampoo has steadily gained popularity in Canada, emerging as a top choice for individuals seeking high-quality, professional hair care products. This Australian brand has carved out a niche in the beauty industry by offering products that not only deliver excellent results but also adhere to ethical standards, making them particularly appealing in the environmentally conscious Canadian market.
One of the primary reasons Canadians love Evo Shampoo is its commitment to sustainability and health. Evo products are free from sulfates, parabens, and gluten, which are common irritants and harmful chemicals often found in beauty products. Instead, Evo uses natural ingredients that are gentle on the hair and scalp, making it an ideal choice for those with sensitive skin or those looking to maintain a cleaner, greener beauty regimen.
Another significant benefit of Evo Shampoo is its effectiveness in dealing with a variety of hair issues. From dry, damaged hair to oily scalps, Evo offers specialized formulations designed to tackle specific problems. For example, the "Ritual Salvation Shampoo" is crafted to help strengthen hair fibers, reduce breakage, and enhance shine, making it perfect for those with damaged or color-treated hair. Meanwhile, the "Normal Persons Shampoo" is great for everyday use, balancing out oil production and keeping hair feeling fresh and clean.
Moreover, Evo Shampoo is known for its ethical practices. The brand is cruelty-free, meaning none of their products or ingredients are tested on animals—a crucial factor for many Canadians who are increasingly seeking cruelty-free beauty options. Evo also focuses on minimalistic packaging that is recyclable, further underscoring their commitment to environmental responsibility.
Among the top products that have become favorites in Canada, the "The Therapist Hydrating Shampoo" stands out. It deeply hydrates hair, leaving it silky and manageable, which is particularly beneficial during the harsh Canadian winters when hair tends to become dry and brittle. Additionally, the "Gluttony Volumizing Shampoo" is popular among those with fine or limp hair, as it adds volume without weighing down the strands.
In conclusion, Evo Shampoo's rise in popularity across Canada can be attributed to its high-quality, environmentally friendly, and effective hair care solutions. By combining ethical practices with high-performance product formulations, Evo has not only captured the hearts of Canadians but also provided them with a trusted brand that aligns with both their beauty and environmental values. Whether you're dealing with specific hair issues or simply seeking a reliable, everyday hair care product, Evo Shampoo offers a range of options to enhance your hair care routine.
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Maintaining Your Results: Long-Term Care for Restored Hair
Having navigated the challenges of hair loss and rejoiced at the remarkable outcomes of hair restoration, it's essential to turn our attention towards the next crucial step - maintaining those precious results. The truth is, while hair restoration can give you back your confidence with a fuller head of hair, the story doesn't end there. The longevity of your restored hair relies heavily on how well you care for it. In this guide, we'll unravel the best practices for long-term care of your restored hair, ensuring that your confidence and your hair, stay intact.
Understanding Restored Hair
Before we jump into maintenance, it's vital to understand what restored hair entails. Whether you've undergone a hair transplant, used topical treatments like Minoxidil or Finasteride, or sought out laser therapy, your hair has been through a lot. These hairs, although restored, require a gentle touch and a bit of extra care to thrive.
Gentle Grooming
Post-restoration, your hair isn't just 'another strand' – it’s your second chance. Treat it as such by adopting a gentle grooming ritual. Avoid harsh chemicals found in many hair products. Opt for sulfate-free shampoos, conditioners rich in natural oils, and avoid excessive heat styling. Remember, your restored hair is just like any fine silk garment; the better you care for it, the longer it lasts.
A Balanced Diet
The adage "You are what you eat" rings incredibly true when it comes to hair care. A diet rich in proteins, vitamins, particularly Vitamin E, and minerals like zinc and iron, supports hair strength and growth. Incorporation of foods like eggs, spinach, nuts, and fish can do wonders for maintaining the health of your hair. Drinking plenty of water also keeps your scalp hydrated and can improve the overall health of your hair.
Regular Check-ups
Just as you wouldn't skip a follow-up appointment after a significant medical procedure, the same goes for hair restoration. Regular check-ins with your dermatologist or hair care specialist can preempt potential issues before they arise. These professionals can provide personalized advice and treatments to ensure the health and longevity of your restored hair.
Protection From the Elements
Your hair, especially when restored, is vulnerable to environmental aggressors. The sun's UV rays, chlorine, and saltwater can all contribute to damage. Wearing a hat during prolonged sun exposure, rinsing your hair after swimming, and using UV-protectant hair products can serve as an armor for your delicate strands.
Stress Management
Stress is a well-known antagonist in the narrative of hair loss. Managing stress through activities such as yoga, meditation, or regular exercise can not only improve your overall well-being but also protect your hair from the detrimental effects of cortisol (the stress hormone).
Avoiding Harsh Treatments and Styles
While it's tempting to color, bleach, or perm your hair for a fresh look, remember that these processes can be incredibly harsh on your restored locks. Similarly, tight hairstyles that pull on the hair, like ponytails or braids, can lead to traction alopecia. Opt for looser styles and consider using hair coloring that's free of ammonia or peroxide.
Maintaining the results of hair restoration requires a commitment to gentle care, a healthy lifestyle, and vigilance against potential damages. By adopting these practices, you're not just maintaining your hair; you're preserving a piece of your identity and the confidence that comes with it. Your restored hair is a testament to your resilience and commitment to self-care; treat it with the respect it deserves, and it will continue to reward you for years to come.
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Hair and Beauty Salon Secrets Revealed: Insider Tips for Gorgeous Locks and Flawless Skin
Unlocking Dubai's Beauty Trends: What's Hot in Hair and Skincare
Welcome to the vibrant world of beauty salon in Dubai, where innovation meets tradition, and luxury intertwines with culture. In this bustling metropolis known for its skyscrapers and desert landscapes, beauty is not just a concept but a way of life. From the latest hair and skincare trends to innovative treatments and personalized rituals, Dubai's beauty scene offers a tapestry of experiences that cater to every individual's unique style and preferences.
Hair Artistry: Customized Color Blends
Dubai's Hair and beauty salon are renowned for their artistry in creating customized color blends that enhance natural beauty. Embrace the trend of "root smudging" for a seamless transition between hair colors, minimizing harsh lines and creating a softer, more natural look. Ask your stylist about incorporating subtle highlights or lowlights to add dimension and depth to your hair color, achieving a personalized and stunning result.
Hair Care Routines: Nourish and Shine
To achieve luscious locks, start with a nourishing hair care routine. Use sulfate-free shampoos to retain moisture and follow up with a hydrating conditioner. Opt for regular hair spa treatments to strengthen your strands and prevent breakage. Ask your stylist about custom hair masks for an extra boost of hydration tailored to your hair type.
Skincare Regimes: Glow from Within
Living in Dubai's desert climate requires special attention to hydration in skincare, especially when indulging in the best facial in Dubai. Due to the arid environment, your skin may need extra nourishment to stay healthy and vibrant.
One effective strategy is to opt for skincare products enriched with desert botanicals like prickly pear oil or camel milk. These ingredients are renowned for their moisturizing and nourishing properties, providing your skin with the hydration it craves in a dry climate. Incorporating such products into your skincare routine can complement the benefits of your facial treatment, leaving your skin feeling refreshed and revitalized.
DIY Maintenance: Pamper at Home
Between salon visits, pamper yourself with DIY treatments for hair and skin. Create a nourishing hair mask using coconut oil, honey, and avocado to restore shine and softness. For glowing skin, try a homemade exfoliating scrub with sugar and olive oil to slough off dead cells and reveal a fresh complexion.
The Art of Hair Colouring: Trends and Tips
When it comes to hair color, Dubai's salons offer a spectrum of options to express your style. From balayage to bold hues, consult with a color specialist to find the perfect shade for your skin tone. Opt for ammonia-free dyes for a gentle yet vibrant color that lasts longer without damaging your hair.
Skincare Innovations: Science Meets Beauty
Dubai's best facial treatments combine science and luxury to transform your skin. Explore treatments like microdermabrasion, which uses tiny crystals to exfoliate and rejuvenate the skin's surface. For acne-prone skin, consider LED light therapy to reduce inflammation and promote healing. Hydration-focused facials with hyaluronic acid are perfect for plumping and hydrating dry or aging skin.
While focusing on hair beauty, don't forget the importance of scalp health. Dubai's salons offer innovative scalp treatments that promote healthy hair growth and scalp balance. Treat yourself to a scalp detox treatment to remove build-up and revitalize your scalp, followed by a soothing scalp massage using essential oils like tea tree or peppermint for a refreshing and invigorating experience.
Choosing the Right Facial: Tailored to Your Needs
Finding the best facial treatment in Dubai starts with understanding your skin concerns. For acne-prone skin, look for facials with salicylic acid or glycolic acid to unclog pores and prevent breakouts. Anti-aging facials often include ingredients like retinol and peptides to stimulate collagen production and reduce fine lines. Hydrating facials with hyaluronic acid and antioxidants are ideal for dry or dehydrated skin, restoring moisture and radiance.
With these insider tips and trends, you're equipped to embrace Dubai's beauty scene with confidence. From nourishing hair care routines to science-backed facial treatments, prioritize self-care and indulge in the transformative power of beauty rituals. Whether at the salon or at home, let your beauty shine inside and out.
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