If you know you’ve been neglecting your hair and think it’s time you give it the care it deserves, here’s how you can do just that.
Don’t wash your hair every day
We have wonderful natural oils in our hair, and depending on your hair type, the amount of the oil will vary. If you are of Caribbean descent, you may only have to wash once a week because your hair will take a lot longer to get greasy. – If you wash daily, you will be removing all that goodness that we need to hydrate it, so stick to washing around 2 to 3 times a week.
Sulfate-free washes
You know when you wash your hair with shampoo, and it lathers up into a cloud of foam? This is because of sulfate, and it’s actually causing a chemical reaction, not a bubble of fun.
Sure, they clean away any dirt you have, but they also remove all the good oils that you want to keep. They are also the reason that your eyes sting when shampoo runs down your face. There are plenty of great shampoos and conditioners that give you a lovely clean, but leave you with all the essential oils your hair and scalp need, view the full list here on soundbodylife.com and consider swapping them with what you’re using now.
Be careful when you brush
If you have to brush your hair while it’s wet, do so with extreme care. Your hair is a lot more at risk of breaking when wet because it’s at its most vulnerable phase, so only use a wide-toothed comb, and always start at the ends and work your way up, otherwise, you will just create knots and it will pull and tug away at your hair. If you do notice your hair falling out – don’t stress, it’s normal to lose around 100 to 150 strands every day!
Avoid hair dyes
You should all be aware by now of what the damage hair colouring has – especially if you already suffer from dry, damaged hair. But there comes a time where you may get bored, and really want a lighter shade to follow the seasons. Luckily for you, there are a few different things you can do to lighten your hair using all-natural products you have in your home, like honey, lemon or chamomile tea. You can find more ways of doing this on www.cosmopolitan.com/uk.
Whether your spritz, wash or scrub your hair with it is your choice, but do this regularly and you’ll see a difference.
Deep conditioning
Conditioner is the key to greater hair. It makes it soft, silky, shiny and smooth, and that’s all we could as for in our hair. Although you may condition for a couple of minutes after shampooing – you should give yourself a deep conditioning once a week. This means coating your towel-dried hair in conditioner and very gently combing it through to ensure it has been evenly distributed throughout. Then clip it up and put a shower cap over your head – this is so the heat from your scalp keeps everything soft and contained in that one area. Leave it on for anywhere from an hour to all night. – Wake up, wash it out and enjoy the results.

Treat It To A New Style
Finally, consider giving your hair a makeover. If you been wanting a change, perhaps now is the time to do it. Use your hairdresser’s salon booking system and lock that appointment in for a great new look. You could opt for a brand new colour, a few highlights, or even a brand new type of hairstyle. Many of us give ourselves fashion makeovers but sometimes it’s the hair on our head that can make all the difference to the way we look. So, give yourself the respect you deserve, as well as your hair, and do something different with your flowing locks.
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Hydrate: Drink plenty of water to keep your hair and scalp hydrated.
October 27, 2024 at 2:25 pmMoisturizing Products: Use rich, moisturizing hair products.
Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Limit the use of harsh hair dyes and perms.
Protect Your Hair: Wear a hat to shield your hair from the cold.