Tips for Monsoon Hair Care
One must take extra care of their hair during monsoon. Here's how...
1. Use the right comb to untangle your hair - wide toothed combs with less static.
2. To avoid breakage, comb your hair at the bottom and then start combing from the roots.
3. Make sure your hair is fully wet before you apply shampoo and use warm water for this.
4. Like your skin, your hair also needs hydration. Drink plenty of water.
5. Eat a balanced protein rich diet, along with plenty of fruits and vegetables.
6. Condition your hair and leave it on for few minutes for deep conditioning.
For dull hair: You can oil your hair once in 15 days in monsoons. Leave it on for 1 hour and then shampoo and condition. Treat your hair with hair spas once a month, enriched
with protein that will lock moisture levels and close the cuticles.
For flat hair: Use volume boost shampoos and conditioners to give your hair that extra volume look. This is a common problem during monsoons for oily or thin hair.
For oily hair/scalp: Use a light weight shampoo and conditioner, preferably gel based products that do not leave your hair feeling oily or sticky. Wash your hair regularly to
get rid of excess oil and dirt. Oily hair tends to become limp during monsoons and
required shampoo that will give volume to the hair.
To treat hair-fall: Hair fall increases during monsoons but this is a temporary phase. Use specific shampoos and conditioners for anti - hair fall/breakage. Also, indulge in hair
masks and spas, specially designed for hair fall. This will strengthen your hair from the
roots as well as the length.
To treat dandruff: Humidity leads to itchy flaky scalp in monsoons. One may have a healthy scalp throughout the year, but during monsoons are struck by dandruff menace.
Use an effective anti-dandruff shampoo. Cut down on styling and styling products, that
further aggravates the problem by attracting dirt and grime.
One must take extra care of their hair during monsoon. Here's how...
1. Use the right comb to untangle your hair - wide toothed combs with less static.
2. To avoid breakage, comb your hair at the bottom and then start combing from the roots.
3. Make sure your hair is fully wet before you apply shampoo and use warm water for this.
4. Like your skin, your hair also needs hydration. Drink plenty of water.
5. Eat a balanced protein rich diet, along with plenty of fruits and vegetables.
6. Condition your hair and leave it on for few minutes for deep conditioning.
For frizzy hair: Some of us might face frizziness during monsoons, use cream based shampoos and conditioners. Frizzled hair is an outcome of raise cuticle. Use a mild
shampoo and a light weight leave in conditioner to lock moisture. Use hair masks for
Dry and frizzy hair to get that extra moisture to last good 1-2 months.
with protein that will lock moisture levels and close the cuticles.
For flat hair: Use volume boost shampoos and conditioners to give your hair that extra volume look. This is a common problem during monsoons for oily or thin hair.
For oily hair/scalp: Use a light weight shampoo and conditioner, preferably gel based products that do not leave your hair feeling oily or sticky. Wash your hair regularly to
get rid of excess oil and dirt. Oily hair tends to become limp during monsoons and
required shampoo that will give volume to the hair.
To treat hair-fall: Hair fall increases during monsoons but this is a temporary phase. Use specific shampoos and conditioners for anti - hair fall/breakage. Also, indulge in hair
masks and spas, specially designed for hair fall. This will strengthen your hair from the
roots as well as the length.
To treat dandruff: Humidity leads to itchy flaky scalp in monsoons. One may have a healthy scalp throughout the year, but during monsoons are struck by dandruff menace.
Use an effective anti-dandruff shampoo. Cut down on styling and styling products, that
further aggravates the problem by attracting dirt and grime.
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