As you dress up for Eid, you must also take care of your hair, whether you are a man or a woman. Renowned beauty expert Shahnaz Husain has shared some valuable Eid hair care tips that even men can use to look their best on a special day. Sunlight damages hair and skin. Our makeup and wardrobe may be different during the holidays, but lifeless hair can ruin it. Take care of these to restore hair luster before Eid.
Thoroughly wash hair
Summer scalps become greasy rapidly, therefore you must wash your hair every other day to remove dirt. To fully clean your hair and remove grime, use herbal shampoo. Wash your oily scalp using silicone- and paraben-free shampoos. Shampoo and massage the scalp for 2 minutes before washing.
Condition routinely.
Regular conditioning is the most crucial phase, but often disregarded. Conditioners soften hair cuticles, making detangling and managing easier. Hair becomes silky and manageable with regular conditioning. Hair conditioners with proteins and other strengthening elements reduce breakage and broken ends.
Apply hair mask.
Hair masks make hair more flexible. Hair masks nourish and smooth cuticles, brightening drab hair. The moisturizing and nourishing hair mask detangles hair, making it simpler to comb and style. Ingredients in homemade hair masks soothe and nourish the scalp. Also reduces itching, burning, and dryness.
Focus on the hairbrush
Normal nylon or plastic brushes can damage hair. Common brushes are the largest cause of hair loss and greasiness since they damage cuticles and don’t distribute scalp oils. Use a wooden brush for a simple holiday hairstyle.
Use heat styling equipment less.
Heat styling equipment including flat irons, curling irons, and blow dryers damage hair cuticles, causing dryness and broken ends. Heat can dry out hair, causing fall. Avoid heat styling to preserve hair hydration. Heat styling weakens hair, increasing breakage risk. A hair mask after heat style can make hair more malleable and less likely to break. Frequently use heat styling tools? Apply a DIY mask twice a week. Green tea or apple cider vinegar can be used to cleanse hair afterward.
