Healthy Hair Treatment
Scheduling hair care procedures regularly is very important for healthy treatment of your hair. It is very important to match correct timing and ideal products in order to receive perfect result and have healthy, strong, and silky locks.
Obviously, it’s not enough to just wash and condition your hair to achieve a healthy look. According to the recent polls, people who never go further than washing and drying are generally dissatisfied with the state of their hair health.
The key to achieving healthy locks is establishing a personal hair treatment program. By doing this you will achieve great results in less time. You will have healthy hair and feel good about how your hair appears.
So, let’s start. Make sure to include all of the following to achieve the best results. Remember, consistency brings about the desired change!
Hair Washing
Though all of us wash our hair, many of us don’t do it properly to benefit the health of our hair.
To wash the hair correctly you should apply small amount of shampoo to your hair. Massage your hair gently until you form a foam hat around your head. Rinse the hair with warm water. Then rinse again for a minute only with mildly hot water. This opens up the cuticle of the hair to help the conditioner to be absorbed.
You should wash your hair at least 3 times a week. If you can manage it, make hair washing your hair a daily routine. If you wash your hair correctly you avoid over drying of the scalp and the hair itself. This is the first step to healthier hair and good hygiene.
Shampooing is also a beneficial product. Shampoos are formulated to match specific hair types, level of hair damage, or whether your hair has been colored or permed.
Hair Conditioning
This section of hair treatment is usually omitted by many. Conditioners were made to let you easily comb your hair, protect hair from frizz or pulling during blow drying and combing.
When wet, our hair has greater elasticity than when it is dry. So, if you do not use conditioner, you may stretch your hair half its normal length, which is not good for its health.