Can I blow dry my hair with the hair dye on my hair & hasn't been washed out.?
If I blow dry my hair with the hair with the hair dye still up there to like make the color brighter & if I can't what can I do to make my hair color brighter & I'm dying it intensive red but my hair is really really dark but not black & last time i dyed it it came out burgundy
Do you blow dry your hair after every wash? If so what blow dryer do you use?
I only wet wash my hair every 4–7 days.When I do wet wash, I blot it as dry as possible with 100% clean cotton t-shirts or hair friendly micro-fiber towels.I usually only blow dry my hair for every special hair events. For the most part I only blow dry my hair about 4–6 times a year.Usually I do not blow dry my hair after every wash. I prefer to let it completely air dry after I blot out any excess liquids.Sometimes I air dry it down, in a braid or sometimes in a soft bun.Everyone is different and needs to dry their hair the way they feel is best.For me and my hair, blow drying after every wash is a huge no-no.Best wishes.DISCLAIMER: I neither sell nor promote any companies, their products, nor do I have any online shopping outlet of my own to promote. What I write is based upon my own experience and belief in the techniques I share.
After I wash my hair and blow dry, it still feels greasy and then it gets so staticky. I've used different shampoos and nothing seems to work. What can help?
I’ve read the other answers to your question and I may have another possible option. How is your water? I have soft water in my home and when I visit my daughter in another state, my hair feels gooey after washing and conditioning with the best quality professional hair products. I feel this in my grandchildren’s hair too. Starting with soft water is key. Soft water is water that has had the minerals and other deposits removed. When water is hard, it means it’s full of a bunch of minerals and other gunk that stays on the hair.Another thought, when I was young and using cheap hair products my hair would get staticky like that. I would try professional products until you find one that works best. But no product will work it’s best in hard water.
Do you blow dry your sew-in after you wash it ?
Blowdrying fries your hair but makes it dry in like 10 minutes. I have to blowdry my hair otherwise it's not straight. Airdrying is natural and doesn't fry your hair. And it doesn't make your hair perfectly staright. I suggest blowdrying two to three times a week and airdrying three to four weeks. <3 Kristyne
Do you need to blow-dry your hair after you shower? Is it bad for you?
Do it rarely if neededit is recommended to not use a hair dryer day after day. Not only does it rob your hair of natural moisture, it also makes hair more prone to breakage.Any kind of heat therapy does that, which is why you have always stayed away from flat ironing**How hair dryer affects scalp scientifically**When you take a shower, water enters each strand of hair follicle. When you step out of your bath, you immediately power up the hair dryer to create that great hair style.But what you don’t realise is that the moisture that has seeped into your scalp gets heated up instantly, and to evaporate it pushes your hair fibres and creates open spaces.It is these open spaces that make your hair prone to damage and breakage. After all, the roots are weakened by that sudden blast of hot hair, which means the hair isn’t as firmly attached to your scalp as it was.The way you dry your hair vigorously with a towel can also result in weak hair, more prone to breakage. It is best to allow hair to dry naturally. This way, your scalp stays protectedUse a wide-toothed comb on wet hair and avoid using a paddle brush or hard bristle brush for styling if the hair is still wet. Refer below for more details**Caring for Damaged hair**•• masaage regularly by hair oil and leave it overnight for shiny and healthy hair•• below are hair care tips that if you follow daily will make hair healthy••apply below protein mask which will adf shine and strength to your hair••apply pure aloe vera gel overnight••follow below protein rich diet which includes. Hair superfoods to nourish hair from withinPamper your hairTake care :)Subscribe me on you tube channel cocoa sonaliofficial for more hair care videos
Is it good to dry my hair after wash it?
Any thermal treatment and disruption of the natural hair structure results in hair tangling, breakage and frizz. Even if you dry your hair with a hairdryer.But this procedure is a must, especially during the cold months (going out with wet hair during the winter can have very negative consequences on your health).It is important that you dry your hair carefully. It is enough to wrap the hair in a cloth for 10 to 15 minutes and press the ‘turban’ with your hands so that it absorbs the water. Any more aggressive hair friction can damage the hair. You must then spray every hair strand with a thermal protection product.Then adjust your dryer on the coolest setting, blow your hair dry, keeping the dryer about 6-inches away from hair at all times and moving it around continuously.You should keep the blow-dryer moving constantly to avoid applying too much heat in a single spot.If your hair is fine you should set the air stream to low. Otherwise, you may end up with tangles in your hair.Hope you’ll find this information helpful!
How often do you wash, condition and blow dry your hair?
Usually every other day. I let it dry naturally as often as I can, then I don’t need to blow dry it as much. I use a gentle shampoo and a very light conditioner. I wear my hair in a shoulder-length bob and it readily turns under, so it doesn’t take much heat to style it.My hair gets pretty oily. I can sometimes let it go for three days instead of two, but not very often.
Can i blow dry my hair after coloring it?
It's safe to style your hair using any products you would normally use. Keep in mind that blow drying does damage your hair, as does coloring it, so you may want to use some hot oil on it once a week to keep it moisturized. Good luck.
Should you blow dry hair after coloring it at home?
My answer is controversial.I say no, you should not blow dry your hair after coloring it at home.Instead of blow drying, I suggest air drying it or rolling it and sitting under a hood or bonnet style dryer.Even better?Air dry and then while damp, roll in rags or large sponge or similar curlers for texture.Image of Model - Courtesy Of Hairboutique - All Rights ReservedMy reasoning?Coloring hair, whether with highlights, low lights or allover color can be very punishing to strands.Even more damaging?Using bleach on hair in order to add color.Wet Wash With Hydrating ProductsPersonally I would recommend wet washing with a hydrating formula, applying a super hydrating rinse out and then finishing with a cool/cold wash.The combination of the hydrating conditioner and the cool/cold water finish will make hair soft and shiny.Heat, in my opinion, may cause more harm that good on hair which has just been chemically treated.I would give hair at least 72 hours to settle before using a blow dryer.If You Can’t Live Without HeatIf you can’t live without heat, apply a heat protecting leave-in conditioner, roll hair and then sit under a hood dryer.Any type of heat styling is one of the most damaging things you can do to healthy hair. Imagine the results on chemically treated hair.If you can air dry, do so. If not, try the alternative options.Blow drying or heat styling newly colored hair? It should be the last possible option in my opinion.Best wishes to all.DISCLAIMER: I neither sell nor promote any companies, their products, nor do I have any online shopping outlet of my own to promote. What I write is based on my own experience and belief in the techniques I share.