If oily hair is a major problem, dry hair is no exception. Whether it's brittle, dull or split ends, we've got the tips you need to restore suppleness and moisture.
Why is my hair dry?
Dry hair is characterized by a fragile capillary fiber and a porous effect, mostly due to an increased need for deep hydration and nutrition. In addition to a genetic predisposition, this problem can be exacerbated by a number of external factors and aggressions. These include the sun, dust, wind, or rubbing with accessories such as hats, caps, scarves or helmets. To remedy the situation, you need to pay special attention to your hair routine, as well as your brushing habits.
How can I care for and repair my dry hair?
There are many natural remedies to keep hair in better health. Ancestral treatments and grandmother remedies are among our favorite methods. Take oil baths, for example. Perfect for nourishing dry hair, vegetable oils have numerous virtues for improving hair fiber. Olive oil, argan oil, sweet almond oil, coconut oil and avocado oil are just some of the many products available in stores. Castor oil is the ideal ingredient to boost hair nutrition and accelerate growth. Finally, hair types that tend to grease easily can turn to oils such as hazelnut or jojoba. The idea behind this technique is to provide hair with the fatty acids it so desperately needs. Another tip is to apply shea butter from the ends to the roots, avoiding the scalp. More than just moisturizing, this ingredient promises to give shine to dry, dull hair. Masks are also wonderful allies: with aloe vera for gentle hydration, with egg day and olive oil for incomparable shine. And let's not forget the simplest and most economical of techniques: spacing out your shampoos. As the scalp produces little natural oils, there's no point in washing your head too frequently; on the contrary, washing too often tends to damage the hair. By spacing out its usual frequency, natural oils naturally nourishes the dehydrated scalp. Alternatively, try a longer-term treatment with natural oils .
Care brushing: a natural way to nourish dry hair
You've guessed it: dry hair means lack of moisture, but also a scalp that lags behind in its secretion of natural oils. Brushing your hair can be a daily gesture to remedy this persistent problem. Brushing gently massages and stimulates the scalp and head. The beauty gesture also distributes natural oils evenly from roots to ends. Even in small quantities, the serum naturally present on your head will add moisture to your lengths. The result: healthy-looking fibers, renewed shine in record time and self-regulation of your hair's health. But don't forget that the right tools make the right workers, just as the right Altesse Studio brushes make the most beautiful hair!