It would seem that there could be nothing easier than washing your hair. This procedure is familiar to everyone from birth. However, if for most men, as in childhood, it can remain a simple daily ritual, girls and women who monitor the condition of their curls should not treat it carelessly, because the methods and quality of washing their hair may well affect their condition.

How often can you wash your hair?

The most exciting question related to cleansing your hair is “How often should you wash your hair?” It is difficult to answer this unequivocally, since it largely depends on physiological characteristics, hair type, time of year (under a hat or in the heat it gets dirty faster), physical activity, as well as its condition.

In general, it is generally accepted that it is enough to wash normal, healthy hair once a week. In principle, we can agree with this. Those who have children have probably noticed that after washing a child’s hair remains fresh and clean for at least seven days, but as he grows up, his hair begins to require more and more frequent cleansing. This may well be associated with the deterioration of their condition.

Not so long ago it was believed that it was better to wash your hair as rarely as possible. Modern trichologists have refuted this theory. They recommend avoiding severe contamination, in which the strands become greasy, sticky, covered with dust, a layer of styling products and fat, as this can negatively affect their condition.

In this regard, hair should be cleaned as needed (if it is in good condition, two or three times a week is usually enough). Experts consider even daily hair washing quite acceptable, especially if the curls are prone to oiliness or when a large amount of styling products is regularly applied to them. However, for this you should use the mildest possible shampoos or those intended for daily use (usually this information is contained on the labels).

What should you wash your hair with?

It's no secret that current detergents contain a lot of chemicals that can have a negative effect on the condition of your hair. Just look at the sensational sodium lauryl sulfate, which is present in almost all shampoos. This substance is used for washing cars, making household chemicals, powders, and even cleaning engines. It foams perfectly and eliminates grease, which is why it is very popular among hair care product manufacturers.

Other components of conditioners, balms and shampoos can be no less harmful. Therefore, when purchasing them, be sure to pay attention to the composition.

An ideal hair wash should contain a minimum of chemical ingredients. If you have difficulty understanding what exactly is listed in the ingredients, give preference to trusted brands or products sold in pharmacies. In addition, the product must be suitable for your hair type.

2in1 type shampoos, the composition of which is also enriched with, for example, balm, would not be the best choice. Of course, a high-quality product will not harm your curls, but they are unlikely to become as good as when using each product separately. The fact is that various substances combined together can neutralize each other’s effects.

When choosing a shampoo, you should also take into account the fact that the scalp and the hair itself tend to get used to certain substances, which significantly reduces their effectiveness. In this regard, it is advisable to change shampoos from time to time.

You can wash your hair with oil, this will be especially useful for owners. Any oil that has a beneficial effect on curls is suitable for this, for example, rosemary, almond, wheat germ oil, grape seed oil, jojoba, avocado, etc. However, using them in their pure form is not recommended.

Oils mixed with yolk give a good effect:

• Whisk a spoonful of butter with the yolk, apply the resulting mixture, massaging it, onto the strands and wrap them in cling film. After about thirty minutes, simply rinse your curls with warm (preferably even slightly cool) water.

Oils can be combined with other components - mustard powder, honey, colorless henna, lemon juice, and they can also be added to ready-made shampoos.

Water for washing hair

Often many people carefully choose shampoos, but do not pay any attention to what water they wash their hair with. Meanwhile, it can affect their condition no less than detergents.

The water that comes out of our pipes is not the best option because it contains chlorine, which is harmful to your hair. Therefore, it is better to use filtered or bottled water for washing; boiled water is also suitable. To soften it, it is very useful to add a small amount of soda to it (a teaspoon per liter); herbal decoctions will also not be superfluous.

Washing your hair with cold water, as well as washing your hair with hot water, is not recommended. It should have a comfortable temperature of 35 to 40 degrees. Moreover, cooler water is suitable for oily hair, since hot water helps to activate the sebaceous glands, as a result of which the strands can become even oilier.

Many people have stopped using shampoo. And this does not mean they are sloppy.
They just found an excellent substitute for chemical compounds.

Commercials promote the use of a variety of hair products, focusing on their effectiveness, usefulness and naturalness. In reality, all these qualities are more far-fetched than true.

About the benefits and harms of detergents

Shampoos are far from harmless. It is from them, oddly enough, that dandruff can appear, hair weakens and loses its natural shine.

Most products contain sulfates, which negatively affect our strands: they dry them out and destroy the structure.

Yes, due to the abundant foam, sulfates wash away all the dirt from the hair, but along with the dirt, they also take away the moisture necessary for the roots.

As a result, the roots become thirsty and the skin begins to peel off. And we, seeing dandruff on our shoulders, refer to bad shampoo and rush replace it with a new, more expensive and “efficient” one.

Is it time to help your hair? The first and most important thing to do is to protect them from the harmful effects of sulfates. This means giving up shampoos.

How to wash your hair

There is a wide variety of folk remedies with which you can not only restore your hair to its former health, but also maintain its ideal condition for many years.

The power of natural remedies

In the first years of the twentieth century, a new concept appeared in cosmetology - shampoo. The discovery was made by a chemist with the famous surname Schwarzkopf.

But here's the question: " How did people manage without shampoos before??»

Not otherwise, they knew about the magical secret of hair power. After all, people of the past had thick, shiny and voluminous hair.

Women were famous for their long, tight braids, while men grew their hair long and sported it, curly and handsome.

In fact, there was no special secret. People just learned to use what was at hand to wash their hair. This:

• soda,
• chicken eggs,
• flour,
• Castor oil,
• vinegar,
• soap,
• milk and much more.

All these ingredients improved the quality of each hair to such an extent that no one even thought about any artificial shampoos.

Years later, after unnatural shampoos finally appeared through the efforts of chemists, people became interested, began to buy all kinds of products and try them on their hair.

But time passed, and the destructive influence of the contents of the attractive jars was proven.

That’s when everyone remembered the exceptional advantages of natural gifts and products.

Today, women and men are gradually returning to their use, and here's why:

1. The scalp and hair are nourished with vitamins and beneficial microelements.
2. The excess does not penetrate the hair structure and is not absorbed into the skin.
3. Cells are not contaminated with toxins.
4. There is no addiction to shampoo.
5. The strands shine and do not lose their natural color.
6. No dandruff.
7. The ends of the hair stop splitting.
8. Hair becomes strong and practically does not fall out.
9. You can wash your hair less often, as it stays clean for a long time.

Traditional recipes for washing hair

It happens that after using one or another folk remedy it seems that the effect is not sufficient.

There is no need to panic ahead of time: it is obvious that the recipe was not the best for you, and it is worth trying something different.

Fortunately, there are a great many natural remedies. Search until you find the best fit for your hair.

Let's look at the main ones.

Recipe No. 1: Soda

Stir 400 ml of soda in three liters of warm water. It will be more convenient to take a basin for this.

When the baking soda has completely melted, dip your hair in water and remove it after 3 minutes.

After this, the strands need to be lightly massaged, but so that they do not become tousled.

Use apple cider vinegar dissolved in water as a rinse.

According to another recipe, you need to make a paste of water and soda and massage it into the base of your hair to form a small foam.

Rinse again with vinegar.

Recipe No. 2: Soap

Of course, it is best to make it at home, if, of course, you have soap-making skills, which has now become very popular.

The finished liquid soap should be mixed with water, add tea infused with herbs, 10 drops of peach, castor or lavender oil (per 1 liter of liquid).

The product will help cope with dandruff, and in young children it removes lice.

Recipe No. 3: Eggs

To wash your hair you will need not the whole egg, but only its yolk.

If your hair suffers from excessive oiliness, the following recipe is suitable:

• mix one raw yolk with 50 milliliters of lemon juice and rub into hair.

If your hair lacks moisture, prepare a mixture of yolk, cucumber juice (a quarter cup) and unrefined olive oil in the amount of 2 large spoons.

You can eliminate the nasty smell by rinsing your hair with apple cider vinegar dissolved in water.

Recipe No. 4: Mustard or mustard powder

For oily hair, mix the powder in a volume of 2 tablespoons in water (500 ml).

The shampoo is ready!
The only negative is that it does not produce foam.

But it fights great against fat.

You need to wash off the mustard immediately after washing and, preferably, completely, otherwise it will turn into white “feathers” and look like dandruff.

Recipe No. 5: Coltsfoot and nettle

These plants help cope not only with dandruff, but also with itching, as well as with weakened hair.

It is best to use the product three times a week.

Both ingredients are taken in equal proportions and brewed.

After the broth has cooled, you can immediately wash your hair. There is no need to rinse with anything.

Recipe No. 6: Aloe

You will need leaves growing from below.

Take the largest and thickest ones, put them in the refrigerator for 14 days.

After the expiration date, squeeze the juice out of them and massage into the scalp.

The product perfectly removes impurities, strengthens roots and prevents hair loss.

Recipe No. 7: Oils

This means herbal:

• chamomile;
• St. John's wort;
• mint, etc.

It's not at all difficult to prepare them.

To do this, you need to finely chop the leaves and flowers of the listed plants, place them in a jar and pour olive oil on top. It is desirable that it be unrefined and slightly heated.

You don't need a lot of oil as long as it covers the grass.

We put a lid on the jar and put it in a dark place where there is no heat. For example, in a locker on the balcony.

Every day you need to take out the jar and shake it.

After two weeks, we take out the jar again, pass its contents through gauze, pour in 3 large spoons of vitamin E and start using it.

This recipe gives excellent results: olive oil saturates hair with moisture, herbs treat diseased strands.

Important Do not alternate the use of the described product with the use of regular store-bought shampoo.

If you are determined to win, then go for it until the end. And then you are guaranteed well-groomed, soft and healthy hair.

Recipe No. 8: Gelatin

Shampoo composition:

• gelatin – 1 large spoon,
• water - 3 large spoons.

Pour the powder with water and leave it in this state for 40 minutes.

Then place the container with the mixture in a water bath and heat until all the crystals dissolve.

At the end, add chicken yolk, a spoonful of regular shampoo, mix everything thoroughly and apply to the strands.

After 10 minutes, wash your hair.

Thanks to the protein contained in this product, the hair becomes thicker.

Recipe No. 9: Honey and chamomile

Required:

Pour boiling water over the flowers, let stand for an hour and a half, pass through cheesecloth, stir in honey.

Wash your hair first and pat dry with a towel.

Apply the product and leave for half an hour. Then wash your hair.

If the hair is normal, repeat the procedure every two weeks; if the hair is oily, treat once every 7 days.

Recipe #10: Bananas

Grind half a banana (the middle) in a blender or pass through a sieve to form a porridge.

Add lemon juice there and add one raw yolk.

The shampoo provides rich foam, does not require rinsing, and perfectly heals the hair, making it soft and restoring lost shine.

Recipe No. 11: Beetroot

One root vegetable will be enough to prepare the infusion.

The beets need to be washed, peeled, cut into pieces and placed in a large jar of water (one and a half liters).

When the product has infused, wash your hair using any natural shampoo.

That is, the beetroot solution will be used instead of ordinary water.

Recipe No. 12: Parsley and castor oil

These two components fight dandruff wonderfully.

According to the recipe, the parsley should be filled with castor oil (by the way, if you don’t have it, you can use regular vegetable oil).

Parsley should be five times less oil.

1. Place the ingredients in a bowl and heat in a water bath for half an hour.
2. After this we pass through a sieve. Use only warm.
3. Apply the mixture to the hair at the roots and rub in circular movements.
4. The procedure should be carried out every two days. And so - 15 techniques.

If the effect does not occur after the first course, wait three weeks and repeat.

Recipe No. 13: Yeast and kefir

Yeast will be needed in its raw form, kefir - with any percentage of fat content.

The components must be combined and kept in a water bath for a while.

When the mixture turns into jelly, it should be applied to the strands and washed off after an hour.

Recipe No. 14: Clay

It is advisable to use the one sold in the pharmacy.

She is healing.

• 1-2 large spoons of clay should be dissolved in water,
• stir in half a dessert spoon of salt,
• add ground almonds or crushed seeds.

The scalp is wonderfully nourished by this product, and accordingly, hair grows better.

Finally

Amazing and at the same time very simple recipes for natural shampoos make it possible to thoroughly treat diseased hair, restore strength to tired strands, and restore dyed and permed curls.

Everything described above is quite easy to prepare. You don’t need to go to the pharmacy to buy natural shampoos; they won’t hurt your wallet and won’t cause irreparable damage to your hair. On the contrary, they will make them beautiful, well-groomed and strong.

Should we trust or not advertised shampoos based on chemical components? You will learn from the authors of the video how to wash your hair without damaging your hair and something else.

Have you ever wondered: how much shampoo to apply? How often should you wash your hair? Will the products harm your hair? We asked a trichologist about all this, who dispelled some myths and told us how to properly care for your hair.

dermato-cosmetologist, trainer and leading specialist in hardware rejuvenation techniques, chief physician of the aesthetic medicine clinic L’art de la vie

Don't let your hair get dirty

The head should be washed as the skin becomes dirty. As confirmed by studies conducted by trichologists and dermatologists in different countries, the scalp and hair suffer much more from impurities that accumulate at the base of the hair and are not removed from the head in time. Sebaceous secretions, dust, dirt create a breeding ground for the development of bacteria, do not allow the skin to breathe, hair roots do not receive enough nutrients - all this disrupts the normal functioning of the scalp and slows down hair growth.

Don't be afraid of shampoos

Shampoos that indicate that they are allowed to be used every day are the most neutral, delicate, hypoallergenic and have a non-aggressive composition. Accordingly, they can really be used daily.

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Maintain washing frequency

The frequency of hair washing should be selected individually, taking into account hair type and water quality. If you have an oily hair type, then during a break of 3-4 days, abundant sebaceous secretions will accumulate, which can lead to minor inflammation.

Apply shampoo correctly

The amount of shampoo depends fundamentally on the length of the hair. It is not recommended to pour the product directly onto the head. Firstly, it will be difficult to control its quantity; secondly, an overly concentrated product will reach a limited area. Therefore, you first need to foam the shampoo in your palms, and only then distribute it through your hair.

The correct algorithm for washing your hair

Before you start washing your hair, you need to comb your hair to thoroughly wash it. You need to wash your hair from ear to ear, along the so-called conditional lines, and then move to the back of the head. Movements should be massaging and made with the pads of the fingers, but in no case with nails, so as not to scratch the skin. It is recommended to massage while washing your hair; it is beneficial for the hair roots.

How much shampoo to apply

It all depends on the frequency of washing and the product used. If you have to wash your hair every day, then double soaping is not necessary. For those who wash their hair 2 times a week, it is better to apply shampoo twice. The second time, it is recommended to reduce the amount of shampoo by half.

Water temperature

Many people make a grave mistake and wash their hair with too hot water, which leaches the hair and activates the sebaceous glands. The optimal water temperature for washing hair is 40−50 degrees. It is this temperature regime that promotes good dissolution of sebum, easy removal of dirt, and also improves blood circulation.

Finish washing your hair with cold water

It is advisable to complete the washing procedure with a cool or cold shower, which stimulates blood supply to the scalp and makes the hair shiny.

Mask after washing your hair

The frequency of using masks depends on the condition of the hair, the desired effect, as well as the composition of the nutrient. If your hair is severely damaged and needs extra care, apply the mask every other day. After 8-10 sessions, the result will be clearly visible, and you will be able to use this cosmetic product much less often.
If you plan to apply a mask to your hair for preventive purposes, do it no more than 1-2 times a week. This frequency is considered optimal.

Don't forget the balm

The balm is applied to the hair after washing with shampoo. The balm not only stabilizes the pH level of the hair, but also gives it shine and makes it silkier, since it contains easily reflective elements. The balm also smoothes the outer layer, or cuticle, of the hair, which opens when alkali comes into contact with it - that is, hard water, shampoo, dye or permanent solution.

The balm CAN be applied along the entire length of the hair (some believe that it is needed only for the ends), including the roots, but do not rub it into the scalp. Leave for 5-7 minutes, then rinse thoroughly. When applied to the scalp, there is a possibility that the balm will weigh down the hair and deprive it of root volume.

What to do when you've already washed your hair

Depending on your hair type, it may be necessary to use hair oil or protective spray.

Following the instructions on the label, apply a drop of oil to dry or damp hair, depending on how your hair reacts to the oil. Use a very small amount of oil so that your hair does not look greasy or wet.

You need to know that the effect of essential oils on damaged hair is more effective when it is wet. Therefore, if you usually use oil on dry hair, wet it with water and then apply the oil to achieve the desired effect.

Always use thermal protection

As for the protective spray, it must be used if the hair needs constant styling with a hairdryer or other devices. Hair is vulnerable to heat, as it consists of a solid protein, keratin. When exposed to temperatures, the smoothed scales of the cuticle (the upper protective layer of the hair) rise, opening the cortex. The keratin softens and the water evaporates. When hot styling, especially on damp hair, the moisture evaporates and the grease is broken down. Hair breaks, becomes dull and brittle.

It is important to note that thermal protective sprays usually contain natural proteins, vitamins E and B5, as well as extracts of medicinal plants. Thanks to these components, the hair is not only neutralized from thermal effects, but also acquires additional volume, which makes the hairstyle even more impressive.

Christophe Robin

A well-known colorist who has worked with many Hollywood stars, an expert at L'Oreal Paris, and the creator of the Christophe Robin hair product line.

Step one

Comb your hair to make it easier after washing. Christophe Robin advises combing the ends first, and then the roots.

Step two

Apply some natural hair oil to the ends and comb them again. Pure almond or argan oil works well. Ideally, you should leave it on your hair overnight, but you can limit it to 15 minutes. Christophe does not recommend using conditioner as it weighs down the hair.

Step three

Use a shampoo that is suitable for your hair type.

Bonus

Christophe Robin himself admits that his method of washing hair is a rather long process. But if you do everything correctly, then you will have to wash your hair less often: twice a week will be enough.

Don't overdo it with dry shampoo. It will not replace you with a thorough hair wash. Instead, if absolutely necessary, spray a little vinegar solution on the oily roots (five drops of apple cider vinegar per 100 g of water). Unlike dry shampoo, it leaves no residue and cares for the scalp.

Watch the video in which Christophe himself explains the entire process in detail.

Christophe Robin Paris, a colorist for Catherine Deneuve, Tilda Swinton and many other celebrities, is showing us how to properly wash our hair with Elisabeth Holder of Ladurée. He is sharing his technique, which he says brings extra shine. It’s a treatment passed down by his grandmother that you can do at home. Comment with your questions below, and NYT reporter Bee Shapiro will ask some.

Unfortunately, not all shampoos that can be found on store shelves are of high quality and beneficial for hair. Those who do not trust the quality of store-bought shampoos can use the recipes collected in this article. All of the listed methods for replacing shampoo are affordable, simple and useful, which makes them an excellent alternative to store-bought products.

1. Instead of shampoo, you can wash your hair with an egg. Don't be surprised, egg yolk combined with water has excellent cleaning properties. To make your own egg shampoo, you will need two yolks, half a glass of warm water, a little lemon juice and olive oil. Mix all the ingredients, then whisk them well and apply to your hair. After keeping it on your hair for a few minutes, rinse it off like regular shampoo. Using this recipe every two washes, you will quickly see how soft and manageable your hair will become.


2. Once upon a time, shampoos were not common, and our parents successfully used soapy water instead. However, if you wash your hair with any modern commercial soap - no matter whether it is for children or household soap, your head will most likely itch, and your hair will become dry and dull. Water from soap made with your own hands will give a completely different result. Make your own soap, add the best oils to it - palm, coconut or any other according to your tastes, taking into account the type and condition of your hair. This composition will not harm your hair, since it will not contain substances harmful to hair. You will see how pleasant and useful it is to wash your hair with this soap. We recommend using this recipe every other time.


3. Such products as accessible to everyone, such as starch and mustard, can also replace shampoo. They are useful for creating dry shampoo. Rub a few tablespoons of starch into the scalp with dry palms, and then wipe your hair with a dry towel, removing any remaining starch. Using the same principle, you can use dry mustard or its solution. For the solution you will need 5 tablespoons of mustard per two liters of water. It is necessary to rinse your hair with mustard solution, massage your scalp and rinse your hair with water. If you wash your hair according to this recipe, for example, every other time, then after a month you will probably notice that your hair stays clean longer and its appearance has noticeably improved.


4. You can make your own shampoo. Here, for example, is a recipe for shampoo made from herbs and beer. To make this shampoo you will need a spoonful of calendula flowers, chamomile flowers, a spoonful of oak bark and a glass of warm beer. Mix it all, strain after half an hour and use instead of regular shampoo. The natural ingredients of this product will help restore weakened hair by saturating it with essential vitamins.


5. White clay has good cleaning properties. It perfectly helps with seborrhea and dandruff, makes hair light and shiny. To use clay instead of shampoo, you need to dilute the clay powder to a paste-like state, and then apply this paste to your hair, massage and rinse. The result will certainly please you, and, most likely, you will often start using clay instead of shampoo.


6. There is an old alternative remedy - rye bread. According to this recipe, the bread crumb should be soaked in water and left in a warm place for several days. The resulting mixture is rubbed into the head and hair, and then washed with water. This method can significantly improve the condition of the hair and scalp, since rye bread contains, in particular, B vitamins, which promote hair growth and shine. However, it is not a fact that even constant use of rye bread, which is sold in stores today, will give the desired result. In addition, this method is very labor-intensive and expensive for daily use, but it may be very suitable if considered as a mask.


7. Try using baking soda. Baking soda is very good at cleaning hair from chemical build-ups. The recipe for such a “shampoo” is extremely simple - it’s just an aqueous solution of soda. Its concentration depends on your hair type. You can only select the right amount of soda experimentally, and start from one tablespoon per glass of water. You can moisten your head with a solution of soda and massage your hair roots, and then rinse it off like regular shampoo. There is no need to use the entire prepared solution in one wash. A glass of this product can last for a week or two if used wisely.


8. Use apple cider vinegar as a conditioner. This product is very useful for hair, it makes it easier to detangle, regulates its pH balance, and smoothes the cuticle. A mixture of 1 tablespoon of vinegar diluted in a glass of water lasts a long time. Unused mixture can be poured through a funnel into an old conditioner bottle and used as needed.

Constant use of shampoo is addictive, and the first time after stopping its use, your hair will get dirty faster. This period can last from a couple of weeks to a couple of months, it all depends on the characteristics of your hair. Don't worry, there's nothing wrong with this, it's just that your hair gets used to more gentle removal of dirt from your hair. Over time, excess sebum will no longer be produced. In any case, during a prolonged transition period, you can use less vinegar if you choose this recipe, or rinse your hair with lemon juice.

Hair that is too dry can be moisturized by using honey instead of apple cider vinegar as a conditioner.

Of course, having given up shampoo, you should also give up other hair care products - lipsticks, hairsprays or gels. Yes, additional products are not needed - the hair becomes manageable and lays surprisingly well.

It is very useful to use alternative products when washing children when the scalp produces significantly less oil.

The last of the proposed methods, namely the use of soda and vinegar, will be very unsuitable for those with dry hair. Baking soda and vinegar are very good for oily hair because they significantly dry out the skin and hair.

How to care for oily hair?

If your hair quickly becomes oily, the ends are not split, and there is no feeling of tightness on the scalp after washing - congratulations! You have oily hair! Let's try to figure out: should you be upset about this, or is it better to be happy?

Oily hair really creates a lot of trouble. After all, you have to wash them almost every day, as they quickly become greasy. And this happens due to a violation of the secretion of the sebaceous glands, which are located in the hair follicles. The concept of “oily hair” is not entirely correct, since the scalp is oily, but due to the fact that fat very quickly forms a thin film over the entire surface of the hair, the hair also becomes oily.

But oily hair also has a lot of positive sides. For example, thanks to the oily film, your hair will be reliably protected from external negative environmental influences. They are not afraid of either heat or cold. And owners of oily hair do not face such a problem as split ends.

If you take proper care of oily hair, it will stop giving you trouble. Experienced trichologists say that care for oily hair much easier than dry ones. A beauty pantry will tell you how to do it correctly.

General rules for caring for oily hair.

1. The most important rule is to wash your hair as needed. Forget that frequent washing harms your hair. This is wrong. If you choose the right shampoo for oily hair care, it will only benefit them. Try to find a shampoo with minimal additives and fragrances.

2. Do not use soap instead of shampoo, as it dries out your hair, it loses strength and becomes brittle and dull.

3. You should wash your hair in warm water, as hot water stimulates the sebaceous glands and the hair becomes even more oily.

4. It is advisable to lather your hair with shampoo several times.

6. Try to use a hair dryer to dry oily hair as little as possible.

7. Long hair becomes oily faster than short hair. Therefore, it is best to get a fashionable haircut. And styling your hair will become much easier, and it will remain clean and well-groomed for much longer.

8. Watch your diet: whenever possible, exclude fatty, starchy, sweet, overly salty and spicy foods.

Caring for oily hair.

• Now you can proceed directly to washing your hair. Lather the shampoo and water thoroughly in a separate bowl and apply it to your hair, and only then gently apply it to your hair. This method does not damage the hair. The foam is evenly distributed over the entire surface of the hair and eliminates grease and dirt.

• You need to rinse off the shampoo as thoroughly as possible.

• After washing your hair, apply a mask for oily hair, which you can easily prepare yourself: 1 hour. Mix a spoonful of vodka and 1 teaspoon of water with the yolk and apply the resulting mass to your hair. Leave for 20 minutes, then rinse with warm water.

• And don’t forget to rinse your hair with homemade lotions for oily hair or infusions after each wash. Add lemon juice or apple cider vinegar to water and you have an excellent hair rinse.

• It is best to dry your hair naturally. Don't scrub them too hard with a towel or over-dry them with a hairdryer.