When you wash your hair and it doesn't turn out the way you would like, you surely blame your shampoo, but here is a detail: not everyone benefits from the same shampoo.
Do you know why? Because there are many types of hair, with multiple possibilities and multiple suitable shampoos, as there is hair that is dull, dehydrated, malnourished, colored, damaged by the weather, by chemical products, oily hair, hair with dandruff, curly hair, and a long etcetera...
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Well, the first thing you must do is know what type of hair you have at this moment, and if you are not sure, consult your stylist so they can help you determine what type it is.
! And surely you are one of those who thinks that the more shampoo you use and the more lather it makes, the cleaner it will be!
Look; these are the steps you must follow: You must remove all traces of hairspray, mousse, and other applied products from your hair, because you may have residues of silicones, paraffins, and other components that some hair products contain. To do this, you can help yourself with a good brushing; you can also do it with a comb. Ideally, at least once a month—depending on how dirty your hair gets—you should do it with one of those shampoos known for dirty hair, the ones that strip away everything that isn't natural, or a peeling shampoo.
Now, you can wet your hair with lukewarm water (hot water opens the cuticles), and once your hair is completely damp, you can apply the ideal shampoo for your hair. For this, an amount similar to a hazelnut is enough for short or medium-length hair. If it is long hair, adjust it in that proportion. Anything extra is too much. Distribute the shampoo between both hands, and spread it by placing your hands on 4 or 6 different areas of the hair, between the roots, mid-lengths, and ends. Then, massage your hair in circles over all areas with your fingertips; it is better if you do not scratch the scalp with your nails.
You must keep in mind that shampoos generate less and less lather because many of the sulfates that shampoos used to contain are being eliminated, but just because they generate little lather does not mean they clean less; this is something that most people are unaware of. Since people think the more lather, the cleaner, but it is not true.
Rinse your hair completely. It is important that no shampoo residue remains. Press the hair with your hands while you rinse it.
Rinse your hair completely because it is time for the conditioner. If you have to apply a conditioner, do it from the mid-lengths to the ends. Let it act for about 3 minutes so that it penetrates well.
Give your hair a final rinse with cold water to stimulate blood circulation, so that your hair has more softness and shine.
And now, dry it with a towel. Please, do not rub it. You should press carefully so that the towel absorbs the water without damaging it, because wet hair is more sensitive.
Detangle your hair with a comb
To get the best results with shampoo, hair should be washed every two or three days. Your hair will anxiously appreciate this care and will respond with flexibility and a silky shine.
Just one detail, so we don't get tangled up: Be careful when you have any problem with your scalp. When washing it, for example if you have an oily scalp, do not rub the scalp because you will activate the sebaceous glands, and they will generate more oil. We will talk about this another day.
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