How to maintain your hair after a workout

How to maintain your hair after a workout?

Whether you are a professional athlete or you just work out a few days a week, you need to pay double attention to your hair and after-workout hair care. While working out, your hair may be exposed to extreme conditions, including sweat, which can lead to greasy locks, brittle lengths, and split ends long-term. These issues can place extra stress on your hair and scalp, so making a special hair care regimen essential. Here are some tips to maintain your hair better :

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Penetrating And Sealing Oils

Penetrating And Sealing Oils

There is a great deal of interest in hair oils on the market. Not only are they becoming more popular as hair care products you can buy from large brands, but they can also be used as DIY home remedies. Knowing which oils you’re using and for what purpose is crucial. Penetrating oils and sealing oils are the two types of oils you can choose when it comes to hair care. They do very different things for your hair, so using them adequately is important.

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Product Build-up - How To Get Rid Of It

Product Build-up – How To Get Rid Of It?

Haircare products such as conditioners, sprays, waxes, gels, and even shampoos leave a trace of film on the hair. This film builds up over time, even when the hair is regularly washed. As product build-up increases, regular shampoos struggle to remove it. Over time, excess build-up creates a barrier that prevents moisture and nourishment from reaching the hair strand. This can lead to scalp flaking and other unpleasant scalp issues.

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Alcohol in hair products - The pros and cons

Alcohol in hair products – The pros and cons

Nowadays, consumers are facing a challenge in finding natural and less harmful products. There are so many skins, hair, and cosmetic products containing alcohol and its chemical derivatives that it’s easy for our bodies to absorb potentially harmful chemicals. This can eventually lead to problems with our hair and skincare routines. To avoid this, it’s important to learn about ingredients. It is important to know which to avoid and which benefits you. Check Harmful Ingredients Of Hair Care Products if you want to learn more about other harmful chemicals in hair care products.

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Hair tangling - How To Detangle

Hair tangling – How To Detangle

Tangling occurs when the outer layer of your hair (cuticle) is damaged and opens up. Damaged cuticles form knots when they touch each other. When two single strands of hair wrap around each other, they become intertwined. When this happens to a couple of strands, the tangles become difficult to remove. Smooth hair is less likely to tangle. The worst affected hair type is damaged or textured (wavy or curly).

Detangling hair knots is often difficult. However, products such as hair conditioner, hair oil, or hair masks can help remove knots. It is advised not to try removing knots from wet hair. Detangling wet hair can result in hair breakage. Try using a wide-toothed soft bristle comb to remove knots once the hair is dry.

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Static Hair - How To Get Rid Of It

Static Hair – How To Get Rid Of It

Your hair may become static when it builds up an electric charge due to friction or a change in humidity. It makes your hair frizzy and difficult to style because the strands of your hair repel one another. In addition, the elements, a lack of moisture in the air, and heated indoor environments can all exacerbate static hair. Fortunately, hair-care products, conditioners, in particular, are designed to restore the hair’s normal charge, reducing frizz and making hair easier to manage.

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Flyaways - How To Tame them

Flyaways – How To Tame them?

Flyaways can be caused by a variety of factors, just as there are many other hair care challenges. Product buildup is one of the most common causes. It is imperative to properly clean and moisturize your hair to keep it looking smooth and to prevent it from feeling weighed down. Chemical damage, dry strands, split ends, hair breakage, static electricity, and humidity are other causes of flyaway hair.

In this blog, you can learn more about what causes these small frizzy hairs to stand up in the air, along with tips and products you can incorporate into your hair care routine to fix them.

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Permanent Hair Straightening damages on hair

Permanent Hair Straightening Damages On the hair

The process of permanent hair straightening involves the chemical processing of your hair. Depending on the method of processing, naturally curly or textured hair can be altered to lay flat and lose its curl. Yet It’s an unfortunate fact that straightening your hair with an iron or chemical treatment causes damage to your hair chemical straightening uses lots of different compounds to enter the hair shaft and break apart the tiny molecular bonds that give hair its natural texture.

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What is Reverse Washing?

There is a common part in all hair care routines and that is hair washing, which includes washing the scalp and hair by shampoo, followed by conditioning the hair shaft. Although this method effectively cleans your hair, it may leave your hair lifeless after a few hours, especially if you have oily or thin hair. Reverse hair washing has recently got popular for improving the appearance of low-volume, dry, damaged, or frizzy hair types. If you’re not sure whether this method works for your curls or not, check Hair Type – Every Thing About It to learn more about your hair types.

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