Instead Of Being Healthy, These 5 Care Errors Actually Make The Hair Damaged

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JAKARTA - Having beautiful and healthy hair is the dream of all women. To make this happen, most people will go to salons and use various hair care products. However, some errors, including treating hair excessively, actually make hair dry, branched, until damaged. In order to get maximum results from hair care, avoid the following mistakes.

Having long hair is beautiful because it can be arranged with a lot of style. However, if the hair is left too long, it can actually cause damage such as branched ends, dryness, and easily falling off. For that, cut your hair regularly at least once every eight weeks. Or consider cutting your hair with a piece of bifurcate up for healthier hair and looking more full.

If you paint your hair, use a shampoo that is safe and does not damage the color of the hair hair. Without a special shampoo, the paint color will fade quickly and the hair can dry out. Use shampoo that can clean hair gently without damaging color and provides the right moisture. For those with stranding hair, avoid some shampoos that are claimed to brighten hair color. If we use the shampoo too often, our hair will look dull and gray or dark.

Using too many different products can also have a bad effect on the hair. The rest of the products you use can accumulate in the hair so that hair can be damaged. Just invest in just a few products, such as hair vitamins, hot protections, and shampoo without rinseing.

Wet hair is not only heavy, but also more fragile. If you comb through the hair in these conditions, many strands of hair will fall out. Instead, comb the hair before we shower and wash. Combing hair before wet is the key to avoid tangled hair. When you finish bathing, use a brush or comb that is specially designed to break your hair in a wet condition.

Don't stretch and pull wet hair. When drying hair, use a towel gently and don't press your hair too much. In essence, towels are a means to remove moisture in the hair, not damage the hair.