Hello. My question is to women or men who take special care of their hair. What masks do you use for nourishment and how do they work? Do you use any oils to rub into the scalp or hair? What shampoo do you bathe with? Which hair products are you most satisfied with? Is it true that wooden brushes are the best? I will be happy to answer me. Girl 14 years old.
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Shampoo for your hair type, then this mask is mandatory. Thermal protection product (before the press and hair dryer) and crystals at the end. This is my way;). I hope I was useful
My hair is thick up to my butt, and it's very simple. I do not use a hair dryer, press, curling iron, in general I do not burn it. I do not bathe every day - once a week, at most 2. Yes, wooden brushes are best. I do not use oils - even in the "natural" there are actually a lot of chemicals that are more harmful to your scalp and hair. I don't use a mask, but I would recommend doing it 1-2 times a month, I just don't have time.
I use Pantene conditioner and shampoo - I buy different ones, most often to preserve the color, to shine, to restore. I used to buy Avon keratin straightening spray, which I sprayed after combing my hair after bathing or before going out when I want to style my hair. I also bought hair crystals, which I rubbed into the ends of my hair when I took a bath. My hair looks more than good (I blush regularly from dark blond-light brown to white blond, only root of course, not every time the whole hair). I am happy, I have healthy, waist-length and thick hair. I cut the tips every month or at most every month. I rarely torture my hair with extra presses, curling irons, etc., no more often than once every 3-4 months. I do not spray perfumes, eau de toilette and the like in my hair, it is harmful. Comb it regularly - I comb it at least 3-4 times a day. I use again from Avon a small pink brush, which is run without plucking and really does not pluck. I don't think wooden brushes are the best. Here is a video with useful tips for your hair :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tK7YfnJtiiE girl 17
Brushes with soft bristles (I use those with wild boars) are most recommended. But they are not the cheapest. Otherwise I use a mask with vitamin A, coconut oil and egg. I do it once a week and stay with it between 6-12 hours (I usually sleep with it). It works perfectly for me. I also use argan oil crystals for the edges. When I stand up or curl, I use hair protection. I almost never use a hair dryer. And I alternate the shampoos, you don't have to wash with just one, because the hair gets used to it and its action stops. I use Dove, Garnier Fructis and Garnier Ultra Doux.
Every hair is different, you have to find the right products for you. I am very happy with Tian De, I went abroad for a month, the climate there was very dry and it affected my hair badly. I was at work, everything was new to me and I didn't buy balm, I still couldn't find time. I came back here as if I had a broom on my head. I took a mask and shampoo from this brand because my mother also wanted to try them. I was surprised at how short it took for my hair to recover. I really did not expect, although they are more expensive products. Now I buy if I lose the situation, otherwise I drive with whatever I like in the store, I try to get different products. I've heard that it's not good to use only the same shampoos because your hair gets used to it. I try to make them more harmless products, but I realize it sounds crazy. I go to the hairdresser once a month, if I don't have time I can trim the tips myself. I use conditioner, let my hair dry on its own and when it's just slightly damp, I apply hair crystals. I don't use presses and curlers every day, I even avoid them. I wash my hair in a day or two, that's how I learned it, but as far as I know it's not very useful.