Read the labels of all of your hair products carefully. Look for shampoos and conditioners that are made specifically for your hair type and contain vitamins A, B, C, and or E. These vitamins will nourish and hydrate your hair. Avoid products that contain two or more detergents, such as sodium lauryl sulfate and ammonium lauryl sulfate. This product will strip your hair of its natural oils and cause more damage.  If you have dry hair, look for a moisturizing shampoo. For oily hair, look for a clarifying or deep cleansing shampoo. Don’t over wash your hair. Try switching to a regiment of shampooing your hair one day and using conditioner the following day.  When shampooing your hair, apply the product directly to your scalp. Lather it in and let it run down your hair. If you have an oily scalp, only apply conditioner to the ends of your hair. Applying a deep conditioner to your hair once a week can repair, replenish, and rehydrate damaged hair from the root all the way down to the ends of your tresses.  You can either purchase a deep conditioner from your favorite beauty store or use natural ingredients to make your own deep conditioner at home. Brushing your hair with a boar hair bristle brush will result in a healthy, shinny mane. These brushes stimulate your scalp and naturally condition your hair, while reducing frizz and improving the texture of your hair. After using a boar hair bristle brush, your need for styling products will decrease and you will have to wash your hair less frequently.  When brushing your hair, concentrate on spreading your hair’s natural oils. A boar hair bristle brush works great for this. Avoid using brushes with metal or plastic bristles. When detangling wet hair, use a wide-toothed comb to get the snarls out. Start at the ends and work your way up to the roots to prevent breakage. Trimming your hair on a regular basis—about every 6 to 8 weeks—will keep your hair looking and feeling healthy. It won’t prevent hair growth, which happens at the roots, not the ends. Regular trimming also prevents split ends from moving up the hair strand and causing major breakage. Certain hairstyles pull on your roots and can actually slow hair growth. Hairstyles that pull on your scalp, like cornrows, braids, and high ponytails, can also cause hair breakage. Teasing also pulls on your roots and wreaks havoc on your ends. Instead of wearing a tight up-do that can damage your hair and roots, wear your hair down and natural. When pulling your hair back, style it in a loose braid. Going for a run? Pull your mane back in a low, loose ponytail. Just need your hair out of your eyes? Try a cute headband or a rolled up bandana.
استخدمي شامبو وبلسم مغذي. استخدمي البلسم العميق. استخدمي فرشاة الشعر الطبيعي. قصي أطراف شعرك بشكل منتظم. تجنبي تصفيفات الشعر المشدودة وتمشيط الشعر العكسي. اتركي شعرك منسدلًا أو صففيه بطريقة غير مشدودة.