The Dos and Don’ts for flawless hair

We all love our hair, and that should be reason enough to take good care of it. You may believe that using extra shampoo and conditioner will make your hair softer, cleaner, shinier, and more manageable, but you may be doing more harm than good. We do a lot of things to our hair, for our hair, without thinking about the possible damage it may cause.

Let’s learn from Beauty Garage about the crucial dos and don’ts for treating your hair better and nurturing it, so you may flaunt it in style.

Dos and Don’ts for Shampoo

Wash your hair on a consistent basis. A healthy scalp is promoted by a clean scalp, which creates the greatest environment for hair development. Shampoo once a day to three times a week, depending on your hair’s needs.

Make it a habit to use a detoxifying shampoo once a week for a more thorough clean. Look for products that remove residue, improve hair quality, and oxygenate the scalp. Deeper cleaning elements include eucalyptus oil, chamomile extract, and witch hazel.

Distribute shampoo evenly throughout your hair, rather than concentrating on one area.

Don’t let your hair go more than three days without being washed. You’ll have excessive oil buildup on your scalp, which clogs the follicle and can cause flaking, irritation, and redness, as well as hair that’s difficult to manage.

Do not overuse shampoo. Whatever shampoo you choose, a dime or nickel-sized amount is all you need to fully cleanse.

Don’t be too harsh. Begin by massaging shampoo into your hair. Washing only the bottom or center of the strand will result in matting or tangling. To cleanse, lightly rake your fingertips through the length of your hair.

Dos and Don’ts for Conditioning

After each shampoo, condition your hair. It’s a moisturizing process that makes your hair softer. Those who color their hair should use a conditioner to prevent fading.

Comb through your hair to apply and evenly distribute the conditioner through the ends.

Use a conditioning mask once a week to provide deeper hydration and repair, making your hair luscious and lustrous.

Don’t use conditioners containing silicons or parabens. They temporarily coat the hair, weighing it down. Silicone can also pick up air pollution, causing hair to lose its luster faster.

Don’t apply heavy conditioner at the scalp—apply richer conditioning products and hair masks near the ends, where hair tends to be the driest. Lighter conditioners can be used from head to toe.

Don’t haste: Allow your conditioner at least 2-5 minutes to fully penetrate and hydrate your hair.

General Dos and Don’ts

Dos:

Mustard oil preconditioning works wonders; apply Mustard oil to your hair for 5 minutes before washing every day. This is appropriate for all hair types and conditions.

Aloe Spa softens and detangles hair. Make a smooth paste using fresh Aloe vera gel and olive oil, then apply it evenly to your hair. Allow it to sit on your hair for 10 minutes before washing with any regular hair shampoo.

Olive, Coconut, Almond, Castor, and vitamin E oil are five particular oils for severely dry hair. Take equal parts, thoroughly mix them, and apply to hair for 10 minutes before washing.

Wash oily hair more often. The frequency of washing your hair should be determined by how much oil your scalp produces.

If your scalp is greasy, you may need to cleanse it several times per day.

If you have chemically treated hair, it may be drier, and you should wash it less regularly.

Shampoo the scalp well. When washing your hair, focus on cleaning the scalp first, rather than the entire length of hair. Washing merely your hair can result in flyaway, lifeless, and coarse hair.

Don’ts:

Hot water: As far as possible, avoid washing your hair with hot water. If necessary, use lukewarm water. This will prevent your hair from drying.

Hot styling causes hair to become dry and damaged, especially in the winter, when hair is more delicate. Try to use them less frequently.

Outdoors with wet hair: Wet hair becomes overly dry and begins to break up when exposed to cold air; preferable to dry it thoroughly before venturing out.

Conditioner on the scalp: Never apply conditioner to your scalp; it will cause hair loss and dandruff. Only use conditioner on the length and tips of your hair.

If you continue to use these helpful hair commandments in your hair care routine, your locks will be shining at their truest potential in no time.