Can Your Hair Pass the Test?
Is every day a “bad hair day” for you? If your troubles come from dry or damaged locks, regular styling might hurt more than help. Take a dry strand and gently pull both ends to stretch it. If it breaks easily, you don’t have enough moisture in your hair.
A Better Brand of Moisturizer
A lot of products say they’re moisturizing on the label. In reality, they might simply coat your hair to make it feel softer. Look for products with natural oils like olive or argan oil, or glycerin, sorbitol, or shea butter. But stay away from shampoos with mineral oil and petrolatum, which keep outside moisture from getting in.
Heat: Friend or Enemy?
Heat is still the best way to get a sleek, smooth look. But you do need to protect your hair from damage caused by blow dryers, curling irons, and flat irons. Apply a heat styling cream while your hair is damp. If you have fine hair, set your styling tools to low. Medium and coarse hair can handle slightly higher temperatures.
Watch Out for the Weather!
No matter your hair type, weather stresses it out. Cold air and blazing sun can be drying — so can salt water and chlorine. When your tresses have been exposed, consider using a shampoo and conditioner designed for dry hair. You should also wear a hat when outside conditions are bad.
Give Hair a Lube Job
If you’re super-dry, try jojoba or coconut oil. Rub a few drops onto damp hair and leave it on for a few minutes. Wash out the oil treatment with a moisturizing shampoo and conditioner. For more impact, give your styling tools a day off and let your hair air dry.
Get Your Hair Ready for Bed
Treat your hair well, even while you sleep. Get the tangles out before bed with a boar-bristle brush. Brushing also helps spread out oils from your scalp. If you have long hair, twist it back into a loose bun, tuck the ends under, and fasten it with a hair tie. If you have short hair, sleep on a silk pillowcase. It causes less friction.
Don’t Fry It with Chemicals
Does your hairstyle include perms, relaxers, or permanent hair color? Chemicals take away hair’s natural moisture and weaken the strands. If you have too many chemical treatments, your hair might turn dull and frizzy. Try to keep your salon hair color within three shades of your natural hair color. Hair color closer to your natural shade needs less processing. And try to space out your treatments.
The Hair Diet
Your hair craves healthy fats! So eat plenty of avocados, salmon, and olive oil. These foods are jam-packed with essential fatty acids, which can moisturize a dry scalp with natural oils. Whatever you do, don’t crash diet — you’ll be starving your body of important nutrients that you need to produce healthy hair.
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