Steps to Beautiful Hair

1. Steps to Beautiful Hair Without question, beautiful hair makes us feel like a million. Whether your hair is long, short or curly, healthy hair improves the image of who we see in the mirror each day. Great hair days add bounce to your step and sass to your attitude. When you feel good about yourself, everything around you improves. Unhealthy hair can look dry, brittle and dull. So why go there? Below are 4 excellent ways, collected from the experts, to keep your hair healthy and you happier for the effort. More Shampoo is not Better: Start with shampoo in the palm of your hand, about the size of a quarter. For long hair, use a little more. Work shampoo into your hair before adding more. Too much shampoo can go beyond clean and strip the scalp of its natural oils and emollients. As hair tries to replenish these oils, it can cause hair to look greasy. Skip “repeat”, the second step on most shampoo bottles. Your shampoo will last longer, saving you money and your hair will thank you.

2. Think Again About Daily Shampooing: Can you believe it? Daily shampooing can remove natural oils that protect the hair from damage. Your hair type matters in determining how long you can wait between shampooing. Thick and curly hair can usually go longer than straight and fine hair, but you can experiment to find your limits. Try every other day for fine, straight hair and up to 3 times per week for thick and curly hair. People who style hair for a living often prefer “second day” hair because the hair is smoother and easier to work with. Give two day hair a try and style away! Bottoms up Brushing: Next time you purchase a new brush, find one with natural boar bristles. Natural bristles are gentler on your hair and are better at distributing oils to the ends of long hair. When brushing your hair, bottom up is better than top down, which prevents stretching and snapping hair at the root. Oh, and no more 100 strokes of the brush before bedtime. Too much brushing can be more damaging to hair than a quick whisk through. Don’t Comb too Often: Frequent combing increases the risk of breakage, which in turn leads to split ends. Do not force a comb through your hair. Allow your hair to air dry before combing. Then, work through tangles gently using a detangling product and a wide toothed comb. Co Conta ntac ct U t Us s: : Website: http://www.poshcincy.com/ Email: poshimages.salon@gmail.com Ph no.: 513-348-3941