3. Look for Natural Ingredients
If possible, try to select hair care that uses
organic ingredients from all-natural sources.
Essential oils, such as tea tree and rosemary,
are great for hair as well as aloe vera and
castor oil.
If you’re looking to lock in more moisture for
stronger and shinier hair, then coconut oil could
also be highly effective. Apply it lightly to split
or brittle ends or as a pre-shampoo treatment
over the whole head.
Hair lacking volume? Then rosemary essential
oil is particularly good at battling thinning hair.
Shea-derived products and avocado are also
great natural sources of moisture for your locks.
Cutting down on your number of weekly hair
washes will also help and many people who
switch to all-natural products, which could be
sulfate and paraben free. Trying to cut down
how often you wash your hair a week is also
another great hack, as washing every day can
strip hair of its natural oils causing further
damage.
4. Out with Dry Shampoo
Although popular and convenient, dry shampoo
can cause more issues than it cures for hair.
If used too often in place of wet shampooing,
dry shampoo can cause a build-up of residue
on our scalp, which can lead to itchy scalp,
inflammation and in some cases - hair loss.
5. Turn down the heat
As well as using all-natural products there are
other ways you can support the health of your
hair. Letting your hair dry naturally whenever
you can also help as hairdryers can also cause
damage.
Try and ease off on the heat styling tools too, as
straighteners and wands can have a detrimental
effect to your hair, encouraging splitting and
breakage and making the ends look dry and
brittle – so you end up having to cut them off.
With the effective combination of a healthy
diet, natural products, and care, you should
be well on your way to getting So next time
you’re looking for new products to tame your
mane, be sure to check the label for any nasty
ingredients that might damage your strands. It’s
what’s inside that counts, after all.
Text: beautypress
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