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ceyhanmedya · 1 year

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Natural masks for dry hair

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Natural masks for dry hair

Dry hair can be a genetic inheritance as well as a result of dye and natural conditions. Hair dyes that are far from your natural hair color, sea or pool water that meet the sun in the summer period dry and wear the hair. However, you can repair and revitalize your hair with natural masks you can prepare at home. Apply one of these masks, or alternately, once a week if possible, or every other week if you don’t have much time.

Egg, green tea and almond oil mask

1 egg yolk

1 cup of green tea

1 tablespoon of almond oil

Mix the ingredients. Gently massage into your hair roots. Wait 20 minutes. Then wash with shampoo. Since the egg is cooked in hot water, you should wash your hair with warm water.

Honey and olive oil mask

1 teaspoon of pure olive oil

1 teaspoon of honey

Mix honey with warmed olive oil. Leave it in a place out of sunlight for a day. Feed it to your scalp with gentle movements. Then wrap your head with cling film. After half an hour, shampoo your hair and rinse with plenty of water.

castor oil mask

Heat 1 teaspoon of castor oil and feed it to your hair roots without pressing too much. Then wrap your hair with a towel dipped in hot water and wrung out. Wash it with shampoo after waiting for half an hour.

Argan oil mask

Apply 1 tea glass of argan oil by massaging your hair roots. Wrap it in cling film and wait for half an hour, then wash it with shampoo.

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beautytipslipika · 8 months

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Home Remedies for Dry Damaged Hair

You might not know this, but dry hair isn't usually a sign of damaged hair. When the scalp does not produce enough natural oils to lubricate the scalp and hair shaft, dry, dull hair can result (and is commonly accompanied by white, flaky skin), as opposed to damage, which is typically brought on by external forces. Weather, improper or excessively frequent coloring, and excessive use of heated styling products and techniques like relaxers and perms are the most common of these. All of these factors have the ability to reduce the quality of the cuticles and even the cortex itself, which will cause a loss of shine and complete fiber breakdown.

Remedy

Take one ripe banana and use a fork to mask it into a paste.

After mashing well use strainer to get a smooth paste.

Add a tablespoon of honey and a tablespoon of Olive oil.

Mix everything well. Apply it to your scalp and hair.

Wear shower cap, Wait for an hour.

Rinse out with lukewarm water. Then use a mild shampoo.

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mylookie · 4 months

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pratsmusings · 2 years

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Natural Home Remedies for Frizzy Hair

Picture this – you’ve planned a day out with your girlfriends. You’ve made plans to hit the mall, have lunch and take lots of pictures together. So, you choose your favorite outfit, do your makeup and hair, and have a blast with the girls. Only when you look at the pictures later do you notice a halo around your head? No, it’s not the Lord’s special blessing; it’s frizz! In this post, we will…

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devotion-disorder · 4 months

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Sorry for asking personal question 😭 but i bleached for the first time and my hair is FRIED like wont absorb any oil or conditioner i put in it, do u know any products that will help? My natural hair is similar to the texture urs is in the pic but after bleach it looks like those troll doll hair that is super frizzy 💀

no worries! Ive always used this conditioner (technically a hair mask i think?) in the shower; then I towel dry my hair til it's half dry and use this hair oil on the ends before blowdrying. Though recently Ive been trying this treatment spray thingy instead of the hair oil and i think its pretty good too.

#ask #anon #you might wanna consult an actual hairdresser nonnie i can only speak for what worked for me!

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femmefatalevibe · 11 months

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My Haircare Routine

Brush every day with the Crown Affair No. 3 brush (at least 2-3 times a day from root to tip)

Shampoo and condition my hair daily with the Aussie Miracle Moist Shampoo & Conditioner with Avocado & Jojoba Oil (shampoo only on the scalp and conditioner only from the section from the bottom of the ear lobes to the ends)

Comb through wet hair with the Act + Acre Detangling Comb, apply Don't Despair, Repair! Split End Repair + Moisturizing Leave-In Conditioner, and wrap it in the Crown Affair The Towel to dry for around 10 minutes

Apply the Briogeo Farewell Frizz Blow Dry Perfection Heat Protectant Cream on the ponytail portion of my hair, and blow dry it with a Conair 1875 Watt Hair Dryer and the Dry Bar Full Pint Medium Ceramic Thermal Round Hair Brush

Finish the blowout by brushing my hair through with the Crown Affair No. 3 brush and Bumble & Bumble Hairdresser’s Invisible Oil UV Protective Dry Oil Finishing Spray

Haircare Extras:

IGK FIRST CLASS Charcoal Detox Dry Shampoo works wonders for times my hair needs a pick-me-up or I don't have the time to wash it

I use Briogeo Don't Despair Repair Rice Water Protein + Moisture Strengthening Treatment and R + Co Hair Mask 1-2 times a month (usually in the winter/dry or cold months more often, please follow the directions if you try the treatment!)

In the summer, I'll sometimes use the R + Co Mood Swing Straightening Spray before blowdrying to prevent frizziness or random wavy pieces from ruining the sleek look

These hair ties from Amazon are my holy grail (only $7 for 100 hair ties!), and they come in a portable ziplock bag

if your hair is in major need of some TLC from itchy scalp or build-up, the Act + Acre BHA Salicylic Acid Scalp Exfoliator is the perfect reset to recover from using incompatible products on your hair or recovering from extreme weather conditions, styling, or coloring

For reference: I have thick, mostly straight, and untreated (not colored, all natural) hair. I get my hair cut around 3 times a year with long layers down to around 1-2 inches below my shoulders with face-framing layers. My stylist says that my hair is always in perfect condition with no split ends in-between visits, so this routine plus a healthy, plant-based diet seems to be doing the trick!

Hope this helps xx

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637lemonbelle637 · 11 months

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I'm weird and bored so. What do the Hashira smell like?

Giyuu Tomioka

So I think Giyuu would always smell like mint and chlorine. I did get that from somebody else and I think it fits him. I don't know why. He probably never even uses breath mints, he probably uses those mint squares. The weird paper things.

Shinobu Kocho

Dove. Just straight up smells like a dove soap bar. She just gives off that fresh scent of a freshly cleaned bathroom. Either that or morning dew. Probably because the morning dew from the grass seeps into her shoes way to often...

Gyomei Himejima

Wet rocks. Just straight river stone. He gives off the smell of nature. Like sniff him and you can smell a Bob Ross painting. It's oddly soothing... Like skipping stones..

Sanemi Shinazugawa

Sapwood. A fresh fruit smell. Something tropical and soothing. like fruit punch. Something fresh that makes you want to go on summer vacation when it's the middle of the winter. It most likely comes from his hair. He doesn't wash his hair with shampoo and instead makes his own conditioner ( probably like how Inosuke does ) He most likely mashes up some bananas and mixes it with honey and milk. His hair gets frizzy and dry easily so this treats it really well. Mmmm. Bananas.

Tengen Uzui

Citrus. Like lemon. His smell probably stings. He most likely uses lemon juice to fight wrinkles and signs of ageing. He then dulls it down with something more water based. Probably including coconut to help keep his skin moisturized. At this point he smells like a salon.. (It tingles the other Hashira's nose hairs..)

Obanai Iguro

He probably smells like cloth or laundry detergent and cologne. The cloth nd laundry detergent come from his clothes since his haori is much bigger then he actually is. And the Cologne. I bet he just wears it or something like it so he can mask the fact that he has a snake crawling on him all the time and that never leaves his shoulder. Kabumaru probably shed on him before.. or worse...

Mitsuri Kanroji

Sweet honey. She smells like sugar, like a bakery. Fresh bread and berries, a calming and nice scent. Cookies and milk. She just smells like food. Like those cinnamon shampoos people use. Her scent probably changes season to season since she would most likely make her products seasonal. (The candy cane scent is Obanai's favorite)

Rengoku Kyojuro

He smells like cats. Like the great outdoors. He gives off a man musk that isn't to strong but is easily noticeable as well. His hands always smell like pennies though. An iron smell. He also gives off the smell of a side walk. I don't know what that is meant to smell like but he just does.

Muichiro Tokito

Grass. He smells like grass. That's it. Just straight grass.

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Yeah that's how I think they would smell.....

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fairmaidnelly · 15 days

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Your hair is so pretty!!

How often do you wash iit?

Because my hair is thin not nice at all. I have to have shoulder-length hair because long hair just doesn't look good on me since I don't have nice volume hair.

But my hair is greasy and I have to wash it ever other day. I tried everything. When I had summer vacation (since I'm pretty anti social) I even let my hair greasy because they say just let your hair greasy don't wash it so much... yea this is only gross and doesn't help at all at least in my case.

I'm not asking for advice since I pretty much tried everything and I guess my hair is just like this naturally since I have such hair as a kid. Dry shampoo helps but that's all.

So I wonder what kind of hair you have? Do you need to wash it often. Or not? I have a friend who can go a week without washing her hair and it's not greasy at all.

Btw your hair is literally my dream hair 😭😭😭

Why you are so beautiful like princesses from books 😭😭

Firstly thank you! 🩷🩷

I have to wash it every three days or so and that is the maximum I can wait (I have ballet everyday) I have very dry hair which is prone to getting and looking dirty quickly, it's also very fine but I have a lot of it.. Not advice but I wash mine, conditioner and hair mask everytime and then coconut or honey oil in afterwards while it dries. It sort of helps counteract the over washing!

My hair looks better earlier (often when I take my pictures!) than it does by the end of the day, if I took a picture in the evening it's a frizzy mess with lots of knots haha

And I sadly don't feel very beautiful, I think I look like a tired mess 😅 But thank you! 🩷

#questions #hair

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desifemininewoman · 6 months

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Going back to our roots- the haircare edition

Part-1: Haircare- Love in Oiling

Haircare through oiling transcends generations, embodying a profound expression of love and connection in our culture. It's a shared journey of tenderness, a story every desi knows, of bonding with our mothers and grandmothers. I recall how my mother would lovingly oil my hair, a ritual that strengthened our connection. My hair suffered when I stopped allowing her to care for it, emphasizing that oiling hair is more than just a routine – it's an intimate experience. Beyond mere beauty, hair-oiling serves as a cherished heritage, a bond passed lovingly from one generation to the next.

THE THREE DOSHAS

Ayurveda posits the existence of three fundamental life energies, known as doshas, within every individual:

Vatta

Pitta

Kapha

An excess of any of these doshas can disrupt the body's equilibrium, and its impact is particularly noticeable in its effect on our hair.

In Ayurvedic philosophy, the scalp is perceived as having numerous energy-balancing centres known as "marmas." Hair oiling is considered a rejuvenating practice, as it assists in eliminating any surplus doshas that tend to accumulate in the head.

AYURVEDIC HAIR-TYPE

Healthy Vata-Type Hair is relatively thin, but often a bit coarse, may be straight, curly, or a combination of the two, grows quickly, and can be a bit unruly—potentially making it more challenging to style.

Healthy Pitta-Type Hair is straight, soft, predictable, and of moderate thickness, but very fine.

Healthy Kapha-Type Hair is typically wavy, lustrous, full, strong, coarse, and thick.

Common Imbalances

VATA- DOMINANT HAIR

Characteristics: The imbalance in vata dosha causes excessive dryness, flaky dandruff, frizzy and brittle hair. It may also cause hair thinning and split ends.

Care: It is recommended that you oil your hair two-three times a week with almond oil, cocunut oil or sesame oil infused with hair strengthening herbs like bhringraj, liquorice, shatavari, ashwagandha. Avoid harsh chemicals and heat styling to protect fragile Vata hair. Natural hair masks with honey, yogurt, or henna can further strengthen and improve its texture and shine.

Dietary additions: Vata is a cold and dry dosha, therefore, warming, grounding, and nourishing foods like nuts and seeds, with moderately heavy texture, with healthy fats (like Omega 3 fatty acids) are advised. Choose salty, sour, and sweet tastes as well as soothing and satisfying foods.

PITA DOMINANT HAIR

Characteristics: The imbalance in pitta hair might lead to excess heat in the hair follicles, thinning or premature greying hair.

Care: Use coconut oil infused with cooling herbs like hibiscus, amla and kalonji seeds. Include weekly masking with ingredients that repair such as aloe vera and brahmi. Opt for natural, chemical-free hair care products.

Dietary additions: Those with predominant pitta should refrain from spicy and astringent foods, and look for foods that are alkaline, which cool and soothe the digestive fire.

KAPHA DOMINANT HAIR

Characteristics: An imbalance in the kapha dosha can result in excess oil secretion that blocks the follicles of your scalp, which leads to wet and sticky flakes.

Care: The Kapha hair care routine involves cleansing hair and scalp 2-3 times weekly with natural herbs like reetha, shikakai, and triphala powder. For purification, use neem oil. It is effective for dandruff in bi-weekly oil-and-wash sessions.

Dietary additions: Those with the kapha dosha should focus on warm, light, foods made with dry cooking methods like baking, broiling, grilling, sautéing, etc.

Choose organic, chemical-free, and 100% virgin oils, even if they cost use( 3-4 tablespoons). Honestly, I would say get your oils pressed from a local vendor. That's what I do. It's 100% virgin and doesn't cost much at all. Otherwise, you can get them online. If you guys want, I can attach some product links too.

References:

https://www.byrdie.com/hair-oiling-indian-tradition-4795886

https://enrouteindianhistory.com/ayurveda-hair-care-tips-from-ancient-india/#:~:text=Rani Padmini%2C interestingly%2C used a,recently around the 1930s only.

https://www.theswaddle.com/hair-oil-ayurveda-benefits

https://vedix.com/blogs/articles/how-to-determine-your-hair-type

https://www.sukhayuayurved.com/hair-type-and-ayurvedic-doshas/

https://www.vogue.in/beauty/content/ayurvedic-dosha-significance-for-your-hair-type-haircare-routine

https://www.sesacare.com/blogs/blog/what-is-your-ayurvedic-hair-type

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deadlittledogs · 7 days

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i have wavy/curly hair like urs but my hair looks like someone rubbed me down with a fucking balloon. what do u use to tame it??! plz helppp me ! 🛐

honestly….. it hurts but don’t heat style it ever lol. My hair tends to look a LOT less frizzy when I ban myself from the flat iron and get monthly trims to keep the split ends at bay! Bcuz of muh allergies I just use argan oil and let it air dry naturally… nothing fancy! sometimes I use the SEEN curly creme if I want to risk it all and blow dry it :3

if nonnie can use products though I would recommend a hair mask as well (´-ω-`) there’s more products than ever for curly hair so a little research can probably yield some good results! ^^ most of them smell pretty great too…. i’m le jelly…..

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tress-secrets · 8 months

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5 Best Foods to Include in Your Diet for Healthy Hair

Some people are blessed with healthy hair from birth, but only a few others maintain their hair in a healthy manner over time through regular hair care routine. Your inner health might be indicated by the texture of your hair, which can be dry, frizzy, smooth, or silky. To make your hair long and strong, you must regularly nourish each strand with minerals and vitamins. We’ll look at five of the greatest foods to add in your diet to encourage healthy hair. Let’s hop in to discover more.

1. Nuts and Bolts of Healthy Hair

Vitamin E, a powerful antioxidant that helps shield hair follicles from oxidative damage brought on by free radicals, is abundant in nuts such as almonds and sunflower seeds, among others. They are also a rich source of biotin and vital fatty acids, which help to strengthen and shine hair. Biotin, healthy fats, and minerals like zinc, which both promote hair development and stop hair loss, are abundant in peanuts

Walnuts are another excellent source of Omega 3 acids. These not only assist in preventing breaking but also protect you against changes in the way your hair ages and wears.

2. Leaf it to Spinach for Spin-worthy Hair

Spinach, the leafy green bursting with vitamins A and C, which are necessary for the creation of sebum, a natural hair conditioner, which ensure that the hair follicles are properly nourished. Besides it is packed with iron and zinc, as well as folate and beta carotene that support good blood circulation to the scalp, thus working together in the creation and maintaining of a healthy scalp and mane. Moringa leaves too are rich in nutrients like folate, iron, and vitamins A and C that ensures healthy hair.

3. Egg Your Way to Enviable Locks

Eggs are a great supplier of protein, biotin, and important minerals like zinc and selenium. One vitamin particularly known to encourage hair nourishment and prevent hair loss is biotin. Protein is the building block of hair and eggs are one of the richest natural sources of protein. The protein keratin, which makes up the structure of hair, is also found in eggs, making them a fantastic choice for healthy hair.

4. Yogurt Yields Yummy Hair

Curd or yogurt, a mainstay of Indian cuisine, is a hair-saving miracle, thanks to its probiotic and anti-inflammatory characteristics. Yogurt also contains a component that promotes healthy blood flow to the scalp and hair growth along with aiding in the prevention of hair loss and thinning. Applying yogurt externally is a fantastic idea as well. It can calm down your scalp when used as a hair mask, while also moisturizing and revitalizing your hair.

5. Sweeten Your Strands with Sweet Potatoes

The antioxidant Beta-carotene, which the body transforms into vitamin A, is abundant in sweet potatoes. This vitamin is necessary to keep the scalp healthy and encourage hair growth. Dry, itchy scalp and hair issues might result from a vitamin A shortage. Additionally, it stimulates your scalp’s glands to produce sebum, which prevents hair from drying out. Carrots, pumpkin, cantaloupe, and mangoes are also good sources of beta carotene.

It's crucial to pay attention to your nutrition if you want to care for your scalp and maintain healthy hair. Although not a food, drinking enough water is essential for healthy hair too. The hair follicles obtain the nutrition they require for growth and strength with assistance of water in transporting vital nutrients to them. Make sure to consume enough water each day because dehydration can result in brittle, dry hair. Keep in mind that your hair's health and look can be significantly impacted by your regular, long-term dietary decisions. Lets keep a check on your diet for gorgeous, healthy tresses.

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wodagri · 10 months

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Extracted from the nuts from macadamia trees, macadamia oil is a versatile natural ingredient packed with incredible health benefits. Although it is commonly used in the kitchen as cooking oil, macadamia oil easily translates into beauty as its hydrating properties make it a stellar addition to your daily hair care routine.

Rich in vitamin E, magnesium, omega 3, palmiteoleic acid, and other unsaturated fatty acids, macadamia oil's unique composition separates itself from other natural oils in that it is similar to sebum, which is our scalp's natural oil. Due to this, when applied directly on the scalp and all throughout the hair, macadamia oil easily infuses into each strand, completely rejuvenating it from root to tip.

Here, the main beauty benefits of treating your hair with this rich, natural nut oil.

𝑹𝙚𝒔𝙩𝒐𝙧𝒆𝙨 𝘿𝒂𝙢𝒂𝙜𝒆 The oil's reconstructive properties make it a great agent in treating dry ends and fixing hair damage. Whatever your hair porosity might be, immediately after applying it, the oil's powerful elements permeate hair pores and broken follicles, rapidly restoring them. For ultra-damaged hair, maximize the benefits by treating yourself twice a week to a 10-15 minute hair mask that will leave you visibly conditioned hair.

𝙏𝒓𝙚𝒂𝙩𝒔 𝒕𝙝𝒆 𝑺𝙘𝒂𝙡𝒑 Due to its similarity with sebum, macadamia oil is the ultimate natural treatment for your scalp. If you have a dry of flaky scalp, applying macadamia oil by rubbing it in small circular motions with the tips of your fingers will help you keep it properly moisturized. The oil will also encourage the skin on your scalp to self-regenerate due to the oleic acid component that works as an anti-inflammatory agent softening the skin.

𝘿𝒆-𝑭𝙧𝒊𝙯𝒛𝙚𝒔 𝒂𝙣𝒅 𝑯𝙮𝒅𝙧𝒂𝙩𝒆𝙨 𝙃𝒂𝙞𝒓 No one wants to deal with dull, frizzy hair. Thankfully, macadamia oil can help with this, too. Deeply nourishing, the oil fights and tames fizz, minimizing fly☺️ aways and detangling it all at once. Despite being widely recommended for curly hair, macadamia oil provides moisture that repairs, strengthens, and hydrates all hair types.

𝘼𝒅𝙙𝒔 𝑺𝙝𝒊𝙣𝒆 Aside from softening the hair, macadamia oil acts as an agent to enhance the hair's natural shine. It is a great ingredient for regulating the scalp's excessive oil production as the vitamin E found within it helps balance, while also adding luster.

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mlacxo · 1 year

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tips for less frizzy hair

First of all: What even causes frizz? There are two mains causes for frizz:

heat/chemical damage

environment/humidity

(Of course your curl pattern and hair diameter is also a factor that can add to frizz but I will not get into detail on this subject.)

You can't really control where you live or the humidity of the place you live so try to focus on taking good care of your hair and be aware of our first point.

I hate to be the one who says this but you have got to be smart when heating your hair! I will not say "never do it", because I am absolutely not throwing my curling iron away but please try to use it wisely! Also always spray a heat shield and section your hair ( to avoid "overheating" an area) before any procedure that involves heating it!

Some things you should do when taking care of your frizzy hair:

1.Don´t wash your hair too often! By washing you're hair you are getting rid of all the natural oil in your scalp and that is just awful for your hair. I have still a very oily scalp, I normally have to wash my hair every 2-3 days or I dry shampoo it ( I try to avoid that, because some chemicals in there may be harsh so I normally do it on days I sweat a lot)

2. Hydrate your hair! Not only hydrate but try to apply a hair mask once a week and use oils in your hair consistently- try to use products to coat your hair ( by doing that you will not only be hydrating your hair and making it healthier but you will also be making your hair less prone to look bad even in places with higher humidity)

3. Use a boar bristle brush. It's much gentler on your hair and it helps with spreading the natural oil on your scalp through your hair.

4.Use oil-based and glycerin containing shampoos/conditioners.

5. Wear a conditioning mist.

6.Try not to color your hair!

7.Don´t be aggressive with your hair, especially when is wet.

8.Be careful with towel drying! It's much better to do it with a 100% cotton t-shirt- try to gently squeeze the water out of your hair (without twisting it)

9.Friction causes frizz! So as already mentioned, dry it gently but also try to either tie your hair before you sleep or wear a silk ( or satin) hair bonnet . A silk/satin pillow cover also does the job! (Plus is also great for your skin).

10. Try not to touch your hair that much, it will make it more oily!

11.Do a bond building hair mask!

12.Highly invest in hydration!

XOXO

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bio-valley-nourish-naturally · 2 days

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What are some Natural hair care tips for the summer season

Summer is the season of fun, & happiness. It is a wonderful time or season of the year. Everyone loves this season because it is filled with sunshine, adventure, outdoor & indoor enjoyment, and relaxation. But with all of these good things, we also know about how summer heat affects our skin as well as our hair. Most people know the summer has a bad impact on our skin but they don’t know the summer’s heat also harms our hair too.

Summer heat promotes hair problems like loss and damage to hair follicles. The combination of humidity, sun exposure, and chlorinated pools can damage your hair if you're not careful. If you do not get proper hair care in the summer, your hair will be transformed into dry & frizzy hair. But not to worry. It’s time to adopt outstanding hair care to prevent the hair’s dryness and frizziness and nourish your hair. Today we are here to give you perfect hair care tips to manage your hair properly in the summer. With it, we also give some important advice at the end of the article, which will help you so much.

Keep your hair healthy and cheerful during the summer with all-natural things and tips.

Tie your hair loose and comfortable - Try to tie hair loose in the summer because it allows for better airflow around the hair. Particularly in hot and muggy weather when hair is more vulnerable to damage, loosely tied hair minimizes excessive pulling and strain on the hair follicles, decreasing the chance of breakage and hair loss.

Less use of heating tools - Reducing heating tools during the summer months can offer numerous benefits for your hair health. With temperatures already soaring additional heat from styling tools like straighteners, curling irons, and blow dryers can exacerbate dryness, frizz, and breakage. Embracing natural air-drying methods allows your hair to retain more moisture, promoting hydration and reducing the risk of damage.

Stop overwashing - Overwashing your hair may strip it of its natural oils, making it more vulnerable to UV damage and making it dry. Reducing the frequency of washing promotes healthier, more hydrated hair by enabling the natural oils in your scalp to control moisture levels better. Because of the higher humidity in the summer, frizz, and lack of shine are common concerns that can be made worse by overwashing.

Choose the right comb - Choosing the appropriate comb can greatly impact how you style your hair in the summer. Choosing a wide-tooth comb, ideally made of natural materials like wood or horn, can help detangle hair gently without breaking it, especially in cases where humidity and increased outdoor activity cause the hair to become more prone to tangling.

Natural hair mask - Keeping your hair healthy and gorgeous throughout the summer can be greatly enhanced by wrapping it, even with the rigors of the season. A protective barrier that helps retain moisture and reduce friction can be created around your hair to stop breakage and split ends. You can do this by wrapping your hair in a silk or satin scarf or using a satin bonnet or pillowcase. Additionally, wrapping your hair can protect it from the damaging UV rays of the sun.

Summer Haircare Essentials: Choose the Perfect Shampoo

Selecting the perfect shampoo for summer requires considering your hair type, scalp health, and the unique problems that the season brings, like increased sweating, humidity, and sun exposure. Here we are to advise you on the perfect shampoo for summer haircare. You can add these 2 best shampoos to your haircare products. You have to go with only natural shampoos for your hair. Bio-Valley offers perfect shampoos for hair during the summer.

The first one is Cedarwood shampoo and the second one is Deas Sea shampoo. Cedarwood and Dead Sea shampoo is an excellent choice for summer hair care, providing relief from scalp issues, nourishing the hair, and maintaining its vitality in the face of seasonal challenges.

The main thing about these shampoos is, that it’s natural & organic and side effect free shampoos. It’s a perfect choice for summer, you have to go for it. It’s our suggestion to use these both shampoos. If you want to feel fresh and rejuvenated, must go with Bio-Valley’s Cedarwood shampoo and Dead Sea shampoo.

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eveluxuryretreatandspa · 9 days

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How Hair Spa Services in Tamborine Transform Your Tresses: A Complete Guide

In the calm hills of Tamborine, there is a special place for your hair - Hair Spa Services Tamborine. Apart from the usual salon trip, it bestowed Hair maintenance, intending to refresh not just your hair but also your scalp a and overall feeling of wellness. Let us find out how Hair Spa Services in Tamborine can improve your hair and why they are a good idea to try.

What is a Hair Spa?

A Hair spa is special treat for your hair. It uses different methods and products to make your hair stronger, healthier and more beautiful.Commonly , It includes deep moisturizing, massaging, steaming, and special treatments to nourish and hydrate the hair through which hair become soft and smooth . Unlike regular salon visits, a hair spa session is all about relaxation and indulging which offer a perfect escape from daily stress.

Benefits of Hair Spa Services

Hair Spa Services Tamborine provide a wide range of advantages that extend beyond just how things look. It help to rebalance moisture, restore damage caused by environmental element or hair styling agents ,encouraging hair growth and improving the health of your hair overall. Moreover, the massage techniques used during a hair spa help in blood flow which make you feel relaxed and good.

Transformative Treatments

The major key feature of Hair Spa Services Tamborine is that they provide personalized treatments to fix specific hair problems. For your dry hair, frizzy, hair fall out, or dull-looking hair there are best treatment available for you. If we start with special hair masks treatment of scalp by using natural oil that refresh your mind and make your hair great.

Conclusion

Hair Spa Services Tamborine take care of your hair in a complete way, give you great results and a relaxing experience.If you need to fix damage, add shine, or just relax, a hair spa session is perfect for your hair. So why wait? Book now and start your journey to healthier, more beautiful hair.

And for an overall rejuvenating experience, don't forget to indulge in a full body massage to complement your hair spa session.

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ghamnasr · 11 days

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Deep Conditioning Hair Masks

Importance of Deep Conditioning for Hair Health

Deep conditioning hair masks are a popular treatment that can provide essential nourishment and hydration to improve the overall health and appearance of your hair. By combining the natural benefits of ingredients like avocado, honey, and argan oil, these masks offer a luxurious spa-like experience right in the comfort of your own home. Whether you have dry, damaged, or frizzy hair, incorporating a deep conditioning mask into your hair care routine can help revitalize and rejuvenate your locks, leaving them soft, smooth, and lustrous.

In this article, we will explore the benefits of these key ingredients, discuss different hair types and their specific needs, provide a DIY recipe for a deep conditioning hair mask, and offer tips for optimal application and customization. Let's dive into the world of deep conditioning hair masks and discover how they can transform your hair care routine.

1. Introduction to Deep Conditioning Hair Masks

What are Deep Conditioning Hair Masks?

Deep conditioning hair masks are intensive treatments that provide nourishment and hydration to the hair. They help repair damage, improve hair texture, and promote overall hair health.

Importance of Deep Conditioning for Hair Health

Deep conditioning is crucial for maintaining healthy hair, especially for those with dry, damaged, or frizzy hair. Regular deep conditioning helps restore moisture, strengthen the hair, and prevent breakage, leaving your hair looking shiny and feeling soft.

2. Benefits of Avocado, Honey & Argan Oil for Hair

Avocado: Nourishing Properties for Hair

Avocado is rich in vitamins, minerals, and healthy fats that help nourish and moisturize the hair. It can penetrate the hair shaft, strengthening and improving the overall health of your hair.

Honey: Moisturizing and Hydrating Benefits

Honey is a natural humectant that helps attract and retain moisture in the hair. It also has antibacterial properties that can promote a healthy scalp and prevent dandruff.

Argan Oil: Restorative Qualities for Hair

Argan oil is packed with antioxidants, vitamins, and fatty acids that help repair damage, reduce frizz, and add shine to the hair. It can also protect the hair from heat styling and environmental damage.

3. Understanding Different Hair Types: Dry, Damaged, and Frizzy

Characteristics of Dry Hair

Dry hair lacks moisture and can feel rough, brittle, and prone to breakage. It may appear dull and frizzy, especially at the ends.

Common Causes of Damaged Hair

Damage to the hair can be caused by heat styling, chemical treatments, over washing, and environmental factors. This can lead to split ends, breakage, and dull-looking hair.

Taming Frizzy Hair: Causes and Solutions

Frizzy hair is often a result of humidity, damage, or lack of moisture. Using hydrating products, avoiding excessive heat styling, and protecting your hair from environmental factors can help tame frizz.

4. DIY Recipe for Deep Conditioning Hair Mask

Ingredients Needed

- 1 ripe avocado

- 2 tablespoons of honey

- 1 tablespoon of argan oil

Step-by-Step Preparation Instructions

Mash the avocado in a bowl until it forms a smooth paste.

Add honey and argan oil to the avocado paste and mix well.

Apply the mixture to damp hair, focusing on the ends and avoiding the scalp.

Leave the mask on for 30-45 minutes.

Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water, followed by your regular shampoo and conditioner routine.

Enjoy the nourished, hydrated, and revitalized hair!

5. Application and Usage Tips for Optimal Results

How to Apply the Hair Mask Correctly

No need to go full Picasso on your head! Simply apply the mask generously to clean, damp hair from roots to ends. Let it chill for about 20-30 minutes, giving you just enough time for a quick dance party in your bathroom. Rinse it out thoroughly and voilà - hair like you just stepped out of a fancy salon!

Recommended Frequency of Use

Think of this mask as your hair's favorite guilty pleasure - use it once a week for maximum benefits. It's like giving your hair a luxurious spa day without breaking the bank or your schedule.

Tips for Enhancing the Effectiveness of the Mask

Want to take it up a notch? Pop on a shower cap or wrap your hair in a warm towel while the mask works its magic. The heat helps the yummy ingredients penetrate deeper, leaving your hair softer than a kitten's belly.

6. Alternative Ingredients and Variations for Customization

Substitute Ingredients for Different Hair Needs

No avocado in the fridge? No problem! Swap it with mashed banana for extra moisture, or Greek yogurt for extra protein. Get creative and customize your mask to cater to your hair's specific cravings.

Adding Essential Oils for Aromatherapy Benefits

Turn your hair mask into a mini aromatherapy session by adding a few drops of your favorite essential oil. Lavender for relaxation, peppermint for a refreshing kick, or rosemary for a spa-like experience. Your hair will thank you, and so will your senses.

7. Frequently Asked Questions about Deep Conditioning Hair Masks

How Long Should the Hair Mask Stay on the Hair?

Hold your horses, speed racer! Let the mask work its charm for a good 20-30 minutes before rinsing. Use this time to practice your shampoo bottle karaoke skills or perfect your shower shampoo Mohawk.

Can You Store Leftover Mask for Future Use?

Got leftovers? Lucky you! Store the mask in an airtight container in the fridge for up to a week. It's like having a hair-saving superhero on standby whenever your locks need a rescue mission.

Are Deep Conditioning Masks Suitable for All Hair Types?

Absolutely! Whether your mane is curly, straight, frizzy, or somewhere in between, a deep conditioning mask can work wonders for all hair types. It's like a universal love language for your tresses - they all speak "thank you" in soft, silky strands.

Conclusion

Deep conditioning hair masks enriched with avocado, honey, and argan oil can be a game-changer for achieving healthy, beautiful hair. By understanding your hair type, utilizing the right ingredients, and following proper application techniques, you can nourish and repair your hair from root to tip. Whether you're looking to combat dryness, restore damage, or manage frizz, incorporating a deep conditioning hair mask into your routine can lead to noticeable improvements in the look and feel of your hair. Experiment with different variations, embrace the pampering experience, and enjoy the transformative benefits of deep conditioning for all hair types. Say hello to luscious locks and goodbye to dull, lifeless hair with the power of a nourishing and rejuvenating hair mask.

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