Hair is an integral part of women, though men might have hair related issues, too. Earlier, it was effortless to walk into a store and pick products and walk right out. But now, things are complicated and the market is populated with plenty of products. We don't know what's required and what isn't, in most cases. They say hair care products, then styling products, then styling care products and what not! But, what are essentials? This is a matter of personal choice and needs.
For everyone, the products needed vary based on hair type and issues. For example, healthy hair might need nothing but oil, shampoo and a conditioner. If you have wavy locks, you might need something to tame your hair, whereas, for damaged hair, special care is needed. So, it is all about what your hair needs and what will suit it best.
Regardless of your hair type, hair oil is essential. You can choose lighter hair oil in case you have oily hair or have to go for work. But, oil should not be ignored. With modernization, we have forgotten the importance of oiling the hair and caring for it. Oil restores lost moisture, offers nourishment, repairs damaged hair and also promotes hair growth. I oil my hair thoroughly and liberally an hour or two before shower and apply adequate oil, once it is air-dried. I apply it before heading out, so pores are still open and clean to receive the oil.
I prefer a leave-in hair conditioner for my hair. Yes, it is gentle compared with wash-off conditioner and can also, nourish and shine my hair. A conditioner is ideal, as it could restore lost moisture and also give shine and sheen to hair that has lost its luster, because of styling or excessive use of chemical or heat.
I also always make sure I use a mild and natural shampoo, so I don't remove my hair's essential nutrients Did you know chemical shampoos can leave your hair dry and lifeless? Yes, since I wash my hair 2 - 3 times a week, I go for a daily use shampoo. That's milder than most.
I use a wide-toothed comb for detangling my wavy hair and normal comb for regular combing, but both are wooden combs I don't use brush, nor a hair dryer. They can break and damage your hair. At times, I use the dryer without heat, during important occasions, but use a protective cream. I use Argan based hair nourishment products as they're light, nutrient-rich, restore and rejuvenate my hair and promotes long and lustrous locks. They're the best nourishment for hair and do a good job at easing frizz. After all, women want healthy hair. Isn't it? These suggestions work for men too and men with hair loss issues can give this a try - of course, with some tweaks, to suit your style.
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