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The arrival of monsoon has brought a smile on everyone’s face but it has also brought with it new complexities related to hair. And that is why it is necessary to know how to have frizz-free and smooth tresses.
Important Hair Care Tips for This Monsoon:
1. Mix antibacterial neem oil with hydrating oils like almond or coconut to prevent frizz, breakage and split ends induced by dehydration. Neem oil has cooling properties which clears out accumulated sweat and oil that are responsible for causing dandruff and itching.
2. In the monsoon season you only need to oil your hair once or twice a week.
3. Wavy or curly hair tends to show more signs of frizzing, so it is best to use a hydrating shampoo and conditioner. Prefer natural shampoos, as the chemicals may dry out the ends of your hair.
4. Check the ingredient list at the back of shampoo bottles and use sulphate-free shampoos as they won’t aggravate already damaged or over treated hair.
5. If you use styling tools and dryers then only do so in moderation to prevent static electricity and damage due to excessive heat. It’s better in the long run if you give your hair a hot towel treatment during the oiling.
In the case of a scalp problem, the general recommendation is to wash your hair daily, or else thrice a week is a pretty good habit.
The humidity during monsoon season encourages the growth of bacteria and fungi on the scalp, which triggers and aggravates scalp concerns such as itchiness, flakiness, excess oiliness and even hair fall. Regular shampooing with a scalp specific shampoo helps in maintaining a clean scalp and keeping the micro-organisms at bay.
Use scalp cures at home in case of intense scalp concerns - this will bring relief and cure scalp problems.
If you have a scalp concern, it is recommended that you wash your hair daily; otherwise thrice a week is a good habit.
Use anti-frizz masques/ conditioners to help control frizz and keep the hair in a manageable. Anti-frizz serums, creams and sprays prolong the anti-frizz action.
One must use scalp special shampoos and masques or anti-frizz products in case of frizz.
For prevention of hair fall, maintain a clean and dry scalp. If your hair gets wet in the rain, wash it immediately. Make sure to oil your scalp and hair to balance frequent washing and maintain the moisture of the hair.
Color protecting masques give radiance to the hair. Blend oil into the masque to enhance its shine. If you want glossy hair, it is recommended to use a serum/oil.
The best hairstyles for the rainy season are pony tails/braids /the top knot or loose waves.
Shampooing thrice a week keeps the scalp dry and clean and also moisturizes the hair.
If your hair is damaged or you’re having hair problems, especially during the monsoon season then alternate treatments like homeopathy work very well in protecting the hair. Follivita-52 is the Best Homeopathic Hair Care Product for Healthy Hair and for treating all hair problems. It provides All-in-One Treatment for Every Hair Problem with its combination of oil and tablets that promote hair growth without any side effects. Homeopathy is unique in its approach to healing as it targets the root cause of the problem without causing any type of side effects.
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