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Hair Care Routine For Your Hair Type.
Your hair is your crowning glory! Hair thickness, length and shine have a lot to do with how you treat your mane, but they’re also a reflection of scalp health, which is often ignored and sidelined! But help is at hand, and often the best things to do are also the easiest! You can start at home with these common homemade hair care tips, and other key dos and don’ts to follow.
A good hair care routine ensures that your hair stays nourished, healthy, frizz-free and strong - plus it shouldn't take too long. Keep reading to find the right routine for your hair type.
This App Includes:
✓ Everyday Hair Care
✓ Everyday Scalp Care
✓ Dandruff Treatment
✓ How to Grow Hair Faster
✓ Causes of Hair Loss
✓ Types of Hair Loss
✓ Treatment for Hair Loss
✓ Hair Care Matters
✓ Insider Secrets
✓ Hair Removal
✓ Foods for Hair Growth
✓ Exercises For Hair Growth
Why Is It Important To Maintain A Hair Care Routine?
Maintaining a good hair care routine is as important as following a skin care regimen - it keeps your hair soft, healthy, free of infections, greasiness and other conditions. How often you wash your hair depends on your scalp type and hair texture.
1. Straight Hair
Straight hair does not curl easily and falls flat from the roots, all the way down to the ends. It is usually soft and silky. Women with the hair type tend to have oily scalps that cause the hair to get greasy evenly.
2. Wavy Hair
This hair type lies in between straight and curly hair. You may notice soft, big curls as it progresses from the roots towards the ends. This hair type is usually rough in texture. It can hold hairstyles well. So, if you wish to straighten, curl or style your hair in anyway, this hair type is the most convenient and the easiest to experiment with.
3. Curly Hair
This hair type is determined by prominent curls from the roots down. Curly hair tends to be more dry and frizzy as compared to the straight and wavy hair types.
4. Coily Hair
Also known as “African american” hair, this hair type is determined by very tight curls and is actually quite fragile. It tends to break easily if not taken care of properly.
Factors That Affect How Often You Should Wash Your Hair
Washing your hair everyday is not recommended. Shampoos remove the essential oils and moisture that your hair needs to stay hydrated. Only if you happen to fall in any of the below categories, you can consider washing your hair with shampoo very often:
1. Grease/Oil
Oily hair tends to attract dirt and pollution. This can result in clogged pores and the development of other conditions like dandruff. Your age, genes, lifestyle and hormonal changes determine how oily your scalp is. You may need to wash your hair almost everyday if your scalp is extra greasy because of any of these factors.
2. Your Hair Type
The more straight your hair is, the more the grease. Fine, straight hair needs to be washed more often as compared to textured or curly hair.
3. Dust Or Pollen Grains
If you work outdoors most of the time or indulge in activities like gardening, you may have to wash your hair more often since your scalp is exposed to more dust and pollution.
4. Lifestyle
If you are somebody who travels a lot or exercises regularly, your scalp may feel more sweaty and may need a wash every one or two days.
Maintaining a hair care routine based on your hair type is important to keep it nourished, soft and healthy. This also prevents breakage and hair fall. How often you wash your hair is determined by factors such as your lifestyle, how greasy your hair is, and how often you stay out.
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