Tuesday, July 22, 2014

9 Easy Ways to Maintain your Hair




You go to great lengths to turn your dream of lustrous hair into reality. You take great pains to take care of your precious hair during the summers and the winters, but unfortunately, ignore them during the monsoon season. No wonder that your crowning glory looks messy and lifeless during these few months. So, here are some tips to ensure that this monsoon season your hair gets all the love it deserves.

Oil your hair


During the monsoon season your hair becomes frizzy and dry. So, a hot oil massage is the best elixir for it. Make sure that you oil your hair twice a week. Oiling provides your scalp with essential nutrients, and also strengthens the hair roots. Coconut oil works best for your hair during this season.

Hair wash and conditioning


Due to excessive humidity during the monsoon season, you will sweat more. A sweaty scalp attracts dust and pollutants, which in turn leads to dandruff. So, you must focus on cleaning your scalp thoroughly. That is why, you should wash your hair every alternate day.
After the wash, use a conditioner as well. Rain water leaves your hair dry and dull. Conditioner provides your hair with essential moisture and makes it smooth and soft. 

Avoid hair treatments


Monsoon is not the time to straighten, curl or colour your hair. During monsoons, the high levels of humidity will make your hair go limp and thus, spoil your hairstyle. During monsoons, it is best to keep your hair short as they become easier to manage. Also, always keep your hair tied up neatly.

Stay away from styling products


Hair mousse, hair sprays and styling gels are the worst enemies of your hair during this season. They tend to stick to your scalp and cause dandruff. If you have to use them while going out, remember to wash it off the minute you return home.

Dry your hair properly


During monsoons, carry a soft dry towel at all times. Rainwater contains pollutants and dirt. If you want to minimise the damage, you should pat your hair dry whenever you get a chance. So, always keep a hand towel in your car, in your bag or in your office cabinet.


Avoid hair dryers


You need to keep your hair dry during the monsoon, but a hair dryer will over dry your hair and damage it. If you still have to use it, you should apply a small amount of hair serum after drying to condition your mane. It is best to let your hair dry naturally after you have used a towel.


Never tie up wet hair


Wet hair can be extremely delicate and fragile. If you tie it up, it will lead to hair breakage and dandruff. Tying up wet hair leads to build up of dirt in your scalp and also causes split ends. So, if your hair gets wet due to rain then tie it only after you have dried it well. Also, never comb your wet hair vigourously, as damp hair tend to break very easily.

Protection is the best measure


The best way to keep your hair healthy during the monsoon is to protect it from rain. Always carry an umbrella with you. Also, before leaving the house, tie your hair neatly to protect it. You can also cover your hair with a stole, if you get caught in a downpour. Your stole may not be able to prevent the water from reaching your hair completely, but it will definitely reduce the damage caused.

Eat healthy


Your hair needs a lot of nutrition during the monsoon. Remember, to make your diet rich in proteins and vitamin E. Incorporate walnuts, eggs, fish, spinach and lentils in your grocery list as they are good for your hair. Drink plenty of water and fresh juice as well.

Keep these simple tips in mind and do not let monsoon wreak havoc on your beautiful and healthy hair!

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