1. Take extra care with wet hair
Hair is most fragile and prone to breakage when wet, so it’s best to take extra care. When your hair is wet both the root and shaft are susceptible to breakage. Do not brush wet hair, rather use a wide-tooth comb on damp hair and comb from the bottom working your way up. This will prevent hair damage and excessive hair fall.
2. Stop using regular towels on your hair
You should never dry your hair with a regular towel, as mentioned above…Your hair is most delicate when wet and the rough texture of a regular towel can cause a lot of friction and damage to your hair. The average bath towel is not great at absorbing water from your hair and let’s be honest it’s not fun balancing a heavy wet towel on our head that falls off every 2 minutes the moment you move.
3. Switch to Microfiber Hair Towels
The Best thing to do for your hair is to switch to a comfortable lightweight microfiber hair towel to gently dry your hair. Microfiber towels gently dry your hair, reducing frizz and breakage. If you love to multitask…then this is the turban for you, These Sleekers Microfiber Towels are specifically designed to stay in place with an elastic loop and button at the back to secure your turban in place.
4. Stop washing your hair every day
Washing your hair daily strips the hair of its natural oils, as a result, your body might produce more oils and leave you with oily greasy hair. Experts recommend waiting a day or 2 before shampooing.
5. Rinse with Coldwater
When washing your hair, avoid using scorching hot water…Hot water affects your hair in the same way that heating tools damage your hair. When conditioning your hair, rinse with cold water. This will seal the cuticle making it harder for moisture to enter the hair follicle which causes frizz.
6. Trim your hair regularly
Regularly trimming the ends of your hair will reduce split ends and promote growth. I know it doesn’t make sense to cut your hair if you are trying to grow your hair, But trimming your hair while growing it out will actually encourage hair growth. If you don’t regularly trim your hair, you might be prone to more split ends, breakage and stunt the growth of your hair. It is recommended to trim 1-2 cm every 3 months.
7. Sleep on Satin
Regular cotton pillowcases absorb moisture and natural oils from your face and hair leaving your skin dull and hair unkempt. Cotton pillows dry your hair by creating friction on your strands which causes split ends and breakage. Sleeping on Sleekers Satin Pillowcases not only feels amazing, but it does wonders for your hair…with less friction your hair simply slides on the pillow. You wake up feeling like a princess, with healthy glossy hair.
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