So today I brought an article which is very helpful about the hair mistakes you don't know you're making :)
Enjoy it!
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FIRST:
letting your hair grow out for months - The problem
with letting your hair grow out for months before getting it trimmed again is
that your stylist won’t be able to follow the shape of your last cut. If you
really love a style, you should aim for an upkeep trim every six weeks or so.
SECOND:
You wash your hair every single day - Sure,
a fresh style feels good...but sudsing up that often strips your locks and
scalp of healthy oils, making them super dry. You can keep a good balance by
alternating your shampoo every other day with a volumizing conditioner.
THIRD:You
give yourself a blowout on the hottest setting possible - It's
not the heat that gives you a smooth style—it's the air from your dryer.
Cranking it up too high needlessly fries and frizzes your locks. Use the
"warm" or "cool" settings and take just a little more time
running the dryer over your strands.
FOURTH: You
brush your hair while it's still wet - You can't
really start shaping your style until your hair is about 80 percent dry, so
brushing before then is a waste of energy and can make wet, tangled strands
snap.
FIFTH: You
mix hairspray and hot irons - You know that crackling you hear when you
spritz your locks and take 'em to the curling or flat iron? That's the sound of
your hair literally frying. When it comes in contact with heat, the alcohol in
hairspray burns...not so great for your strands. Use a thermal protector to
style instead, and hair spray to hold.
SIXTH:
You OD on "Moisture" - The
lure of a product that claims it's super-hydrating is undeniable (we all want
luscious locks), but use too much and you'll end up with lifeless, weighed-down
strands. Apply just a dab each morning, paying special attention to your ends
since they're the oldest and most damaged part of your hair.
SEVENTH:
You dye all-over just to fix your roots - If
you're touching up, you don't need to overlap your colored strands with even
more color. Instead, apply a bit to your roots only (you can still follow the same
instructions) so you don't risk over-processing.
EIGHTH:
You neglect your bangs - Because they effect the shape of your whole
style, you can't just hold off getting them cut until your next hair
appointment. Most salons offer complimentary bang trims, and hair experts
recommend going at least once every three weeks for a shape-up.
Navy Angel
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