Hair styling tips
Apply heat protectant:
Always, always, always apply heat protectant to your hair before straightening or curling. This acts as a barrier between your hair and the heat, thereby protecting your tresses from untold damage.
5. Tips to protect your hair from sun and pollution
You may not know it, but every time you go out, your hair is bombarded by the sun and countless pollutants floating in the air. That’s why it’s important that you take a few steps to protect your precious tresses from them:
Wear a hat/scarf:
Cover your hair when you go outside, especially in the summertime. A hat or scarf can go a long way in protecting your hair from severe sun damage.
Don’t go out with oily/moist hair:
Don’t go out right after you’ve oiled or washed your hair, as this can lead to dust and dirt.
Use sunscreen for your hair:
Invest in sunscreen for your hair and use it regularly to protect your hair from the sun’s UV rays.
Tie your hair up:
Leaving your hair open and loose when outdoors can make it more prone to dryness and damage.
So, tie your hair up as you head out into the world.
Deep condition:
Schedule a deep conditioner at least once a week to completely cleanse your scalp and restore moisture to your dull, dry hair over the week.
6. Tips when tying your hair
There are just a few things you need to keep in mind when tying your hair.
These include:
Use only elastic bands:
Use only elastic bands when tying hair together. Avoid rubber bands and hairpins that have a metal clasp in the middle, as they can pull on your hair and cause hair breakage.
Do not tie your hair tightly:
Do not tie your hair in very tight braids or ponytails, as these can damage your hair and hair follicles and cause hair loss.
They can also provide you with a raging headache.
7. Tips for taking care of your hair at night
We tend to take care of our hair all day long, but when we get home in the evening, we jump right into bed, not paying attention to how you can damage your hair while you sleep. So, here are a
A few things you should keep in mind before you go to sleep:
Tie your hair loosely:
Tie your hair on top with soft elastic bands or a bandana. Thin ponytails and braids can pull on your hair and cause it to break as you twirl in your sleep.
Use a silk scarf/pillowcase:
Wrap a silk scarf around your head or sleep on a silk/satin pillowcase.
Cotton pillowcases tend to be more abrasive to your hair and cause curls and breakage.
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