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]]>Choose the Right Hair Products
The journey to voluminous hair begins in the shower. Try using volumizing shampoos and conditioners that are designed to add lift and body. Avoid heavy, moisturizing products that can weigh your hair down. You can also try using a light mouse after the shower.
Blow-Dry Upside Down
When blow-drying your hair, flip your head upside down. This encourages the roots to stand away from the scalp, which naturally adds volume. Finish with a blast of cool air to set the style and add more fullness.
Experiment with Hair Rollers
Hair rollers can add incredible volume and bounce. Use them on damp hair and leave them in while you do your makeup. For a modern twist, try using Velcro rollers at the crown of your head for added lift.
Try Different Partings
Finally, changing the direction of your hair parting can lift the roots and add volume. If you usually part your hair on the left, try flipping it to the right, or vice versa.
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Choose products that are free from parabens, sulfates, silicones, and other harsh ingredients. Natural ingredients like shea butter, olive oil, jojoba oil, and aloe vera will nourish your curls and help reduce build-up.
Less is More
With so many curl-approved products out there, it can be tempting to fill your basket and start slathering them on! For the sake of your hair (and your wallet), start with a simple routine. Get to know your hair type and choose a sulfate-free shampoo or ‘low-poo’, a conditioner, and a gel or mousse. That’s all you need to begin your curly journey!
(@thecurlcollectiveza)Don’t Over Wash
Curly hair is prone to getting dry and frizzy. Your scalp produces natural oils that will keep your hair healthy and glossy so don’t keep washing them away. Wash 1-2 times per week, and protect your curls at night with a bonnet to keep them looking fresh in between!
Have Fun!
Getting to know your curls shouldn’t be a trial! You’ll have bad wash days and good wash days and that’s okay. You can always shove it up in a bun and try again tomorrow. Find some entertaining curly influencers to follow, experiment with different looks and styling techniques, and most importantly, don’t stress. Keep calm AND curly!
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]]>Get It Cut
If you’re growing your hair, you won’t want to hear this, but it’s impossible to avoid. The truth is, if your hair is split at the ends, dry, and damaged, it won’t grow quickly or steadily in this state. Damage can travel up the hair, from the tip to the root, so that it can start to feel like despite months of hard work, your hair is hardly growing at all. Go to the hair salon and explain that you’re growing it – your stylist will take an inch or two off the bottom, leaving your strands feeling refreshed and healthy.
Make A Mask
Store bought hair masks often contain silicones and sulfates, which may make your hair feel glossy, but in fact offer little in terms of genuine hair health. Make your own mask, by whisking the whites of two eggs into half a cup of melted coconut oil. Add one tablespoon of honey, and one teaspoon of apple cider vinegar, blend these ingredients into the mix. Apply to damp hair, leave for as long as possible, and then rinse.
Wrap Your Hair
If you’re applying a mask or conditioner, increase the potency by wrapping your coated hair in plastic, such as clingfilm. Doing this means that the heat from your scalp activates the ingredients in the mask, allowing them to penetrate deeper into each hair. Wrapping also lets you go about your chores and daily activities, without dripping conditioner all over your house.
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]]>Curly Hair
For thick curly hair, deep hydrating conditioner is your friend. Keep an eye out for natural oils like almond oil, coconut oil, and argan oil. These ingredients will keep your hair shiny and soft and help fight frizz to help your curls keep their natural shape.
(@curlygirlmethodclub)Straight Hair
If your hair is straight and fine, you can look for volumizing conditioners to help give it body. Proteins, keratin, and biotin will help strengthen your strands to give them more thickness. Some conditioners have polymers added to plump your hair up without weighing it down.
(@longhair_rapunzels_)Damaged Hair
If your hair is dry, damaged, or bleach-treated, look for silicones in your conditioner. These are a good option for straighter dry hair as they will add shine and smoothness but may take the shape out of curls. If you prefer natural products, you can buy plant oil-based conditioners.
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]]>Hair can also be less than its best from coloring, using heat, or just not having the right balance of protein. Not to mention water and product build-up. It’s for this reason that many are choosing to go the all-natural route when it comes to what they use on their locks.
We all know the wonders that hair spray can perform, but the list of ingredients usually contains a few harsh chemicals. Good news—you can make your own!
Ingredients:
- 1 x cup filtered water
- 5 x teaspoons raw sugar (adjust according to how much hold you require)
- 15 x drops of essential oils of your choice
Instructions:
- Boil the water, turn off the heat, and mix in the sugar until dissolved.
- Allow the mixture to cool and then add your essential oils.
- Pour the solution into a spray bottle (glass is best). To store, keep it in the fridge.
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]]>Long Hair: Soft Layers
Long hair generally doesn’t need much upkeep, and even on bad hair days, it can be put up in a bun or ponytail and still look sleek and tidy. Adding some soft layers to your long hair will help give it texture and volume, and spice up your style without being too extreme.
Mid-Length: Just Under the Shoulder
Stylists say that it’s best to keep mid-length hair below should length rather than above, because it will look more natural as it grows out so you won’t need to visit the salon very often. At this length, it’s just long enough to require as little styling as long hair, but short enough to be more versatile and to keep you cool during the summer months.
Short Hair: Cute Pixie
One of the lowest-maintenance cuts is a classic layered pixie. You might need more frequent salon visits than longer cuts, but styling is a breeze. It dries in minutes, so no heat treatment is required. Just throw some pomade in after you shower and you’re good to go.
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]]>Don’t wash it every day
Using shampoo and other hair products too often can strip your hair of natural oils, which is the last thing you want if your hair is already dry. That’s why it’s best to avoid washing your hair on a daily basis.
(@ferdikaratayofficial)Natural remedies
There are plenty of hair products you can buy to moisturize hair, but natural remedies are probably safer and even more effective. Before you spend money on expensive products try using at-home remedies such as coconut oil, olive oil, eggs, mashed bananas or avocados, because they can help recover dry hair.
Avoid styling tools
The heat from all those styling tools that we use on a regular basis is also damaging and drying out our hair. That’s why cutting down on tools like curling irons, hot brushes and even blow dryers can really help your hair recover.
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]]>Use Conditioner Properly
According to Amy Chang, applying conditioner to your roots can be the crucial step that makes all the difference. When your scalp is dry and flaky, your hair can’t look its best. If your scalp gets greasy quickly, make sure you use a light conditioner that won’t weigh it down.
Avoid SLS
Sodium lauryl sulfate is a common ingredient in shampoos that can be very damaging for your hair. It’s basically a detergent that helps remove dirt, but it can be very aggressive and strip even the good oils from your hair.
Massage the Scalp
Massaging the scalp when you wash your hair will help you cleanse it gently and make your hair look better than ever after you’re done styling it. It will only take a few extra minutes and feel amazing!
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]]>Towel Dry
It’s crucial to be gentle with your hair while it’s still wet. Rubbing it with a towel will make it easier to break, so you should instead gently squeeze the excess water and wrap your hair in a cotton or microfiber towel before proceeding.
Air-Dry Cream
Air-dry creams allow you to save some time while drying your hair and enhance its natural texture. They aren’t activated by heat and work great on many different hair types.
Brush
It’s important to use a gentle brush that won’t break your hair, such as Tangle Teezer brushes. Brush your hair a few times as it dries and expects a voluminous hairstyle in the end! Make sure you’re not using regular brushes that aren’t designed for use on damp hair.
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]]>Know What You’re Getting
There are different types of hair smoothing treatments and they don’t use the same ingredients. In order to get the best results for your specific hair type, consult the hairstylist.
Understand the Risks
It’s unrealistic to expect a hair straightening treatment that actually works and that’s completely safe for your hair. By understanding the risks you can make sure you’re choosing the right salon and the right type of treatment.
The Result Is Not Guaranteed
There’s simply no way to know what result a keratin treatment will have on your hair since every person’s hair is different. Do your research, read as many reviews of particular treatments as you can, and don’t despair if you don’t get the exact result that you wanted – you’ll get a new chance in a few months.
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