Use a conditioner every time you shampoo, and consider using an anti-frizz cream or leave-in conditioner. Avoid using heat styling tools as much as possible.
If you want to keep your hair looking its best, conditioner should be part of your regular routine. Conditioners are designed to replenish the natural oils that are removed during shampooing and can help repair damage from environmental stressors like sun exposure or styling products. When selecting a conditioner, look for one that is specifically formulated for your type of hair if you have thick, coarse hair, choose something heavier; if you have finer locks then opt for a lighter product. To really get the most out of conditioning, apply it after shampooing and leave on for two minutes before rinsing off with cool water. This will help lock in moisture and add shine without weighing down strands.
For those who suffer from frizzy hair caused by humidity or heat styling tools such as straighteners or curling irons, using an anti-frizz cream or leave-in conditioner may offer some relief. These products provide hydration while helping to smooth rough cuticles which leads to less flyaways and more manageable tresses throughout the day. Application is easy – just work through damp towel dried hair from midlengths up towards the ends following shampooing and conditioning so as not to weigh down roots too much (especially important for fine haired folk).
Finally when it comes to styling tools such as blow dryers and curling tongs try avoid using them daily where possible instead opting for air drying whenever possible – especially in summer months when temperatures rise! If you must use hot stylers then always make sure theyre set at a lower temperature setting than usual as this will prevent heat damage over time but still give enough lift/curl/volume needed depending on desired look!
Three interesting facts about conditioners:
Conditioner can help replenish the natural oils that are removed during shampooing and repair damage from environmental stressors.
Anti-frizz creams or leave-in conditioners can provide hydration while helping to smooth rough cuticles which leads to less flyaways.
Try avoiding hot stylers daily – especially in summer months when temperatures rise! If you must use them then make sure theyre set at a lower temperature setting than usual to prevent heat damage over time.
