Most common questions used to investigate
Is you hair straight?
Have you ever tried with coconut oil?
Have you ever tried with an argan oil?
Are you using elastic bands when you are working out?
Do you rinse your hair with cold water?
Are you using styling tools?
Common conclusions
Before attempting some home remedies, knowing your hair type is essential. Any additional TLC may certainly be used for rough, coarse hair, but straight hair does not need as much oil compared to curly hair.
Coconut oil is a great hair moisturizing product. To help avoid harm and keep your hair looking shiny and safe, it can be used both before and after you wash your hair. You can look for items that are already filled with coconut oil or, after shampooing, you can add raw oil to your hair.
Overall, argan oil is a great option for hair and has higher levels of essential fatty acids. If you have dry, weakened or curly hair, you can find it best to use the oil every day, so you can continuously benefit from its revitalizing effects.
You should definitely avoid hair accessories because the pulling and tightening action from these hairstyles can damage the hair cuticle and this can relate to oiliness, even the loss of spotty hair.
You should continue rinsing your hair with cold water because hot water can strip protective oils from your hair that act as a natural conditioner, leaving your hair cold and dry. Cold water is doing the best job of sealing your hair with natural moisturizers, making your hair feel smoother.
You need to avoid using styling tools such as hair irons, hairbrushes, hair dryers, etc. Because all of them can wear away the hair's cuticles, resulting in dry or frizzy hair that breaks easier. Make sure that you spray heat protectant on your hair first if you need to use heat styling equipment.
Great! You should continue avoiding them. They are no good for your hair.
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