Monday, 15 July 2013

Rainy season hair care

Is your hair falling? Is your scalp itchy or your hair is just sticky and making you uncomfortable? Well, it’s all because of the rainy season. The  humidity in the air now is higher than it used to be because of the rain. Hair experts say hair problems become more frequent during wet season.
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Acid rain, dirty rainwater and increased levels of humidity have adverse impacts on your hair and scalp. You need not fret if you have been a victim of hair damage because just like we always do, we are here on a rescue mission. Here are tips and tricks that will help you get rid of those bad hair days during the rainy season.

Always keep your hair dry

Try as much as possible to keep your hair dry and avoid exposing your hair when it rains. Findings show that we lose more hair during the wet season than the dry season. It  helps a great deal to dry your hair as it helps prevent hair and scalp problems such as excessive hair loss and dandruff.

Use a mild shampoo

To manage damaged hair during the rainy season, look out for a mild shampoo and wash your hair properly. This will not just help in cleaning the scalp and keeping it dust and debris free, but it will also prevent  further damage to the hair. Another reason you need to shampoo is because your hair might be limp and it is only shampoo that will help restore its volume.

Condition regularly

Don’t just pick up any conditioner on the shelf. Make sure you use the one that is suitable for  your hair type. Never apply a conditioner to your scalp but on the hair itself so as to give it that desired shine and prevent it from breakage.

Avoid hair dryer

It’s better to let your hair dry naturally than  sitting under the dryer. If you must, make sure you regulate the heat  and don’t stay under it for too long.  Also avoid perming or tonging as they may harm your hair and make matters worse.

Do the right hair styles

Pick hair styles that are suitable for the season. In order to protect your hair, you can use weave-ons or go on loose braids. Make sure you don’t carry it for too long. Avoid tying your hair too tightly as this may lead to hair breakage, dandruff and fungal infections.

Drink lots of water

Try and take lots of water and vegetables. They help a lot in restoring the beauty of your hair. Also foods rich in proteins are helpful too.

Culled from The Sun newspaper

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