Tips for maintaining healthy hair

June 8, 2010 by Admin · Leave a Comment
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Everyone wants healthy hair, but in order to have and maintain healthy hair there are several steps that must be taken. Below is a list of a few simple steps that will aid in keeping your hair healthy.

1. Keep hair trimmed-if you want to maintain healthy hair, it is important that you have your ends trimmed every four to six weeks preferably by a professional stylist. Keeping your hair properly trimmed helps minimize split ends, and reduces shedding.
2. Keep hair conditioned-when you keep your hair conditioned its helps hair stay nourished, and prevents breaking. It also helps eliminate frizz. It is best to have your hair deep conditioned every four to six weeks to maintain a healthy and lustrous mane.
3. Minimize heat-using heat on your hair daily is not good because it can cause extremely split ends which can lead to breakage. If you feel that you must use heating tools on your hair, make sure that you spray on a heat protectant spray such as “Beyond the Zone.” heat protecting spray http://www.sallybeauty.com/heat-protection-spray/SBS-140036,default,pd.html which can be found at Sally’s beauty supply stores. This product helps to keep the hair from drying when using styling tools such as flatirons, and curling irons.4. Minimize the use of chemicals-excessive chemical use on the hair can have a very damaging effect such as shedding, and in many cases hair loss. When applying chemicals to the hair it is best to consult with a licensed professional to prevent possible chemical burns.
5. Proper diet-eating foods rich in Omega 3 fatty acids such as salmon, and almonds on a daily basis can help increase shine.
6. Multivitamin-when your lifestyle is so hectic that it’s hard to maintain a proper diet taking a multivitamin will help give you the nutrients that your body lacks.

I hope that you have found these tips helpful. Remember although many of these tips can be performed at home, when it comes to applying chemicals it is best to let it be handled by a licensed professional.

Nikki Wattie



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