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Hair Quickie: Why Go Sulfate Free to Save Your Winter Hair
Hair Quickie: But it bubbles! Most consumers enjoy their shampoo because of the relaxing experience it gives them. However, come winter time the game changes and you will need more than a product that provides a bubbling paradise to keep strands in top notch shape. For instance, if preventing dry, brittle hair is your aim then switching to a sulfate free shampoo can do wonders! Why?
It is because such a product can prevent more dryness from occurring. You see, during winter, tresses need additional help replenishing moisture. The elements like the cold winter air is literally stripping and ripping hydration from your strands.
Plus, most likely you also run the heat in your home in order to keep warm when the temperature really dips. Unfortunately, this only makes matters worse. You may be helping your body to not feel chilly; but that dry heat that is being produced is also sucking and zapping moisture from your hair. Not cool.
Dry heat from heaters and dry winter air can leave your scalp and strands extremely parched. This then causes a bad domino effect. Hair becomes drier, more brittle and prone to damage. Yikes!
Hair Quickie: Why Go Sulfate Free to Save Your Winter Hair
Therefore, what can be done to rectify this winter hair situation? Simple, change up your products. For one, if you are not already doing so, instead of regular shampoos switch to a sulfate free shampoo. Shampoos that contain sulfates can contribute to more breakage and dryness. This is because sulfates strip your hair of it’s natural oils; thus, causing your tresses to lose luster and brilliant shine.
Furthermore, besides just choosing a sulfate free shampoo also look for one more ingredient… Keratin. This nifty hair gem is especially helpful in the fight against winter hair woes. Keratin has the ability to encourage the rebuilding as well as repairing of hair and hair follicles. Therefore, you can enable your hair to undo damage and get back on the path to softer, healthier hair. Take that winter!
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3 Hair Tips Every Girl Should Know
Have you ever heard someone say, “I wish I knew then, what I know now.” Knowledge is truly everything and should not be taken for granted, especially when it comes to taking care of yourself. Keep hair healthy and gorgeous with these 3 tips!
1. Sulfate Free Shampoo- Not only are sulfate free shampoos more gentle on your tresses but they can possibly even clean your hair and scalp better. Some shampoos that cause tons of lather often contain a large amount of moisturizing products that can leave nasty build-up on your hair, the very opposite of what you are trying to accomplish. Gross!
2. Cool It Down- Once the shampoo and conditioning steps have been taken always, always, always rinse your hair with cold water. Cool water will seal the cuticle which add sleeker finish to your locks.
3. 10 Minute Rule- Before you blow dry, curl, roll, twist, braid or straighten your hair, you should aim to apply any protection or styling products 10 minutes before you begin your hair process. Doing so will give the products time to penetrate and absorb into strands so that you can derive the most benefits from said products.
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