Restoring hair health involves follicular stimulation, nutritional support, and careful management of chemical treatments like perms and bleaching.
Oils are an essential for those people with dry hair and scalps, and none is more accessible than olive oil. Olive oil is thick and more hydrating than cream-based options and is able to coat hair from the outside in instead of simply sitting on top of it.
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Oils are unrivaled when it comes to treating dried-out tresses. Natural oils nourish hair deeply for the kind of lasting results that knock the temporary effects of creams and lotions out of the park. When choosing an oil to use as a hair treatment, take your hair type into account.
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While perms can give flat hair body and movement, they also may leave it in need of some extra attention. Perms use chemicals to alter the shape of your hair; it might start with a smooth appearance, but will start to show signs of damage as your hair grows out.
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Long hair frequently develops knots throughout the course of the day. They can be formed by both dryness and friction against other materials, like clothing. The hair at the back of the head is susceptible to both causes, because it's in most difficult area to look after and touch up.
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Powder hair texturizers are ideal for adding volume to fine hair or freshening up when there's no time for a wash. They are best applied at the root and massaged in with fingers to absorb oils, while giving hair a freshly shampooed lift and a stylized look without heat.
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Whether you're loyal to hair dye and hot tools or are diligent about air-drying, all hair loses its luster from time to time. Trying to find a hair mask that smooths and repairs without leaving strands limp can be a challenge.
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Choosing to embrace your naturally curly hair texture can be a time saver. It means less time straightening strands under the hair dryer, or fighting unexpected changes in texture throughout the day. Curly hair can look very natural and full with little upkeep as the day wears on.
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Dry scalps and dandruff-prone hair can ruin even the best hair days. The itch and discomfort combined with distracting flakes are enough to have you throw your hair up into a bun out of sheer desperation. A dry scalp lacks moisture, and should be handled as you would dry ends or dry skin.
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When faced with gray hair, the biggest change can be learning to style it. While the tone is often brightening and complementary, the texture tends to be coarse and wiry. Gray hair requires a healthy dose of nourishment to stay soft and manageable.
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Waking up to find that the cowlick that used to rule your morning routine has disappeared may be a pleasant but puzzling surprise. When hairlines recede they change the way that your face is framed. Hair loss can be a result of genetics, stress, hormonal changes or illness, and vary from person to person.
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When you don't want your hair to grow, it seems to sprout up overnight. When you're looking for it to grow back, waiting feels like an eternity. Excess shedding creates sparse patches of hair on the head.
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While the thought of a perm may bring to mind root-to-tip ringlets, perms can be used to achieve a sleek look too. The treatment applied to hair during a perm smooths the cuticle, and allows it to mold to the shape that it is set in. If curlers are not applied after the solution, the hair will only be smoothed.
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Keratin is the protein in hair that makes it strong and lustrous. It tends to be weaker in curly and textured hair, which can result in dryness and frizz. Keratin treatments are a game-changer for people with tough-to-tame locks.
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Achieving glossy locks may seem like an elusive dream, particularly for those with dry or textured hair. The pure moisture your hair craves can be found in olive oil, rather than your collection of creams and serums. Olive oil functions as both an intensive leave-in treatment and a daily frizz remedy.
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