Here are 10 hair care mistakes you need to stop making.
1. Over washing
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Over washing |
Over washing can suck the natural oils out of your hair, lead to dryness, brittle hair and more prone to hair fall.
Be careful about the amount of times you wash your hair. At most, you should try to wash your hair every other day or twice a week.
Be careful about the amount of times you wash your hair. At most, you should try to wash your hair every other day or twice a week.
2. Choosing The Wrong Shampoo
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Choosing the wrong shampoo |
Choosing the right shampoo is crucial for hair care. To avoid harmful consequences, look for the right shampoo for your hair type.
For thin hair, choose a shampoo that will add texture and plump up strands.
For normal hair, choose a shampoo that can clean your hair well.
For curly hair, choose shampoos specifically made for curly hair.
For thin hair, choose a shampoo that will add texture and plump up strands.
For normal hair, choose a shampoo that can clean your hair well.
For curly hair, choose shampoos specifically made for curly hair.
3. Applying Conditioner On The Scalp
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Applying conditioner on the scalp |
The natural oil from your scalp is more concentrated there. Apply conditioner on your scalp can clog your follicles and slow your hair growth. Only using conditioner on your ends to keep it hydrated.
4. Intense Towel Drying
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Intense Towel Drying |
When you are too rough on your hair, you create a harsh friction against the hair cuticle which makes hair difficult to manage, dull, frizz and breakage. Instead of a towel, opt for an old microfiber t-shirt.
5. Using Too Much Heat
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Using too much heat |
Heat is one of the most damaging elements to your hair. Straightening, crimping, curling or blow drying cause the hairs cuticles to open, which can lead to breakage, dullness and split ends. Choose a heat protecting serum to seal the hair cuticle before applying heat.
6. Bad Ponytail Habits
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Bad ponytail habits |
Gathering your strands into a rubber band can lead to breakage. Moreover, pulling your hair back into a tight bun or ponytail daily is a bad practice. If you regularly wear your hair up, try to use a scrunchie or a soft elastic that won’t pull on strands.
7. Brushing Wet Hair
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Brushing wet hair |
Your hair is more fragile and more susceptible to breakage when it’s wet. Brushing wet hair stretches your strands and causes breakage. Instead of brushing your wet hair, opt for running your hands through your wet hair. This will help to detangle your hair without causing the damage.
8. Wrong Water Temperature
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Wrong water temperature |
Hot water can strip your hair of essential oils. You should be using lukewarm water. This will help stimulate circulation at the hair roots and dilute the oil glands’ secretions.
9. Not Washing Your Hair Brush
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Not washing your hair brush |
Your hair brush gets dirty with repeated use. Dead skin cells and oils buildup on your hair brush for bacteria and yeast overgrowth.
Your hair brush needs to be washed in warm water at least once a week.
Your hair brush needs to be washed in warm water at least once a week.
10. Applying Chemical Products
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Applying chemical products |
Chemicals like hydrogen peroxide and ammonia found in hair dye can lead to breakage and hair loss. Avoid using harsh chemical-based products. Instead, opt for herbal products or hair dyes that use natural ingredients.
Proper hair care is the foundation to achieving lustrous locks and can make your hair healthier.
Maintaining your hair can be an arduous and tedious task. It requires a lot of love and care.
Start treating yourself right and prevent the damage from occurring before it even happens.
Final Thoughts
Maintaining your hair can be an arduous and tedious task. It requires a lot of love and care.
Start treating yourself right and prevent the damage from occurring before it even happens.
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