We frequently act in ways that harm our hair in the pursuit of attractive hair. Damaged hair is brittle and frequently breaks. We may have frizzy, unhealthy-looking hair as a result of hair breaking. If we continue to harm our hair, we can eventually notice bald spots or hair thinning. Do it now. Try a trendy new hairstyle. Swim in the pool or go on a beach vacation. However, protect your hair just like you would your skin by applying sunscreen. Hair can become dry from the sun, chlorine, and salt water. A string of terrible hair days can be caused by chemical and heat styling. However, there are numerous things you can do to maintain silky, smooth hair. Damage-control techniques can be used to make it appear healthier even if you already have split ends and breaks. Select a shampoo that is designed for your hair type. To eliminate extra filth and oil, many shampoos contain sulfates, which are detergent-like compounds, but they can harm hair. Look for formulations that contain dimethicone as a component and state that they are “sulfate free.” It improves manageability and shine. Moisturize. Use a conditioner made for dry or damaged hair after every shampoo. Toye recommends regular use of at-home remedies such deep conditioners (also called protein packs). You might just need one treatment per month if your hair is only mildly dry. Use a deep conditioner once or even twice a week if your hair is extremely dry. You can ask your hairdresser how frequently to apply it. Carefully comb. Due to its fragility, dry, damaged hair is prone to breaking. One of the main causes is excessive pulling brought on by using the incorrect comb or brush. Before entering the shower, Toye advises using a wide-toothed comb or a brush that is designated exclusively for detangling hair. He claims that detangling damp hair without pulling is more challenging.
