How to make yourself a shampoo?
1st stage: A type of shampoo for every hair Choose a shampoo suitable for your hair type: normal, oily, dry, thin, curly, colored.
Because? Because the active ingredients present in the composition of the formula are designed to heal the hair fiber.
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2nd stage: A different wash for each hair
- Oily hair corresponds to an excessive production of sebum and a scalp irritated by this surplus. It is advisable to wash them quite often but gently to treat the hair while respecting the Ph of the skin.
- Dry hair has insufficient sebum production and flakes too open, and therefore the hair fiber is no longer smooth. It is necessary to wash them, hydrating and nourishing them at the same time, to restore their softness and energy.
- Colored hair is made more brittle due to color and repetitive highlights. In order for them to retain their strength and shine, a specific shampoo must be used.
- Thin, curly or colored hair can also be dry, oily or normal at the same time.
The solution to maintaining beautiful and healthy hair is to alternate a shampoo / treatment with another shampoo according to different needs. For example: a special shampoo for colored hair with a shampoo for thin or curly hair.
Colored hair: ideas for cuts and hairstyles
- The basic rule: wash your hair but not too much, as too much hygiene often kills natural self-defense.
- The ideal pace: twice a week, whatever your hair type.
- The golden rule: do not put too much product, which will ruin the hair in the long run.
- If you have a specific problem, hair loss, too oily or damaged hair, buy a specific shampoo, preferably at the pharmacy, and follow the advice of your dermatologist.
4th stage: Shampoo, instructions for use
- Start by getting your hair wet in the shower, or by dipping your head in the tub.
- Put a knob of shampoo in the palm of your hand and apply it to your hair.
- Add a little water, lather and massage. For total well-being, insist on some points by pressing the top of the head with your fingertips on both sides of the skull, then descending to the nape of the neck, to activate microcirculation.
- Rinse and put a drop of shampoo back to wash well, a second time.
- Rinse again, abundantly, with hot and then lukewarm water, to eliminate all shampoo residues well.
- Finish with a jet of cold water that closes the scales of the hair and gives it shine.
- If you have hair very dry, you can use a mask as a shampoo.
Leave on for a few minutes, massage your head under the jet of water and rinse.
- If you have hair tangled, apply a conditioner after shampooing, leave it on for a few minutes and then rinse thoroughly.
- If your hair is opaque, add some vinegar to the rinse water, guaranteed brilliance!
6th stage: The details
- Dry your hair thoroughly with a terry towel, brush or comb it, and scrub it again with another clean, dry towel.
- Let your hair dry naturally if it is wavy or curly. Avoid the blow dryer that swells and gives too much volume.
- Use a thermostat-controlled hair dryer if you have straight or long hair.
