How do you unstatic your hair the whole day?
Use a styling cream or sculpting lotion. Rub it in your palms first to whip it up, and then scoop up a little at a time on your finger pads and thumb and rub it into all of the ends of your hair. For the rest of your hair lightly brush the exposed outer layer with your open palm with a very light layer of the cream. It'll smooth it down nicely, make it soft, get rid of the frizz, and protect your ends. It'll also add a lot of shine and give it a healthy look. Make sure that you start with a small amount and apply more if you need it because it can make your hair greasy if you use too much. If you generally prefer a more spunky style that requires defying gravity rather than the sleek look, then with lots of lift then try a wax instead. Be especially careful to use a small amount at first. I have never found that cost matters. Get something cheap that is labelled to suit your hair type. Bed head has quite a few fun things to choose from and they are relatively inexpensive for experimentation :) Also, if your hair is really dry then try a leave in conditioner instead of a rinse-out one. I use a small drop of Neutrogena triple moisture leave in conditioner and it leaves my hair sooo soft and easy to brush through. Shine serums and anti-frizz products are generally too oily for fly away hair - you can't use enough to control enough. I've tried so many kinds. Trust me, my hair is super fine, dry, and naturally wavy and can get quite frizzy. Styling cream, wax, and leave in conditioner are all great :)
How do i keep hair straight all day?
My hair is normally a little wavy so i straighten it in the morning. by about 10:00 my hair is starting to get wavy again! how do i keep it straigh all day and do i need any gels to help?
How do I get silky, smooth hair?
Prepare to be everyone's hair crush! These tips make your strands sooo silky.1. Suck Up Excess WaterThe drier your hair, the more nutrients it absorbs. After you shampoo, wrap hair in a towel for two minutes to dry it a bit before you add conditioner.2. Only Treat EndsDon't condition roots- that hair is new and healthy! Apply a palmful of treatment from midshaft down and distribute with a wide-tooth comb to make sure every strand is coated,3. Trap HeatDampen the inside of a terry-lined shower cap, and wear it for 10 minutes while the conditioner is in your hair. The cap will trap in steam that opens up hair follicles, so your hair will really soak in the good stuff in the treatment.4. Don't Rinse Too WellFight the instict to get squeaky clean! Rinse with cold water until your hair is slightly slippery. The conditioner that's left on your strands will keep working throughout the day.5. Pick Your Perf TreatmentFine and dry hair: Keep your do bouncy! A deep conditioner with vitamin E hydrates without adding the heavy oils that weigh hair down. TryJohn Frieda Frizz Ease Rehydrate Deep Conditioner ($7, drugstores)Color-treated hair: Your DIY ombre is amaze, but dye dulls shine. Amp up gloss with an oil treatment- it will smooth brittle ends too! Try Matrix Oil Wonders Indian Amla Strengthening Oil ($24, matrix.com)Damaged hair: Your strands need love! Pick a formula with keratin- it adds shine and strengthens hair to prevent future breakage. Try OGX Keratin Oil 3 Minute Miraculous Recovery ($8, drugstores)
How to keep straightened hair smooth and straight in humid conditions?!?
So here's the deal: Tomorrow, I am going to an indoor concert that will be very sweaty, humid, and HOT! My hair is naturally really frizzy and curly, but i am flat ironing it because it looks really sexy when it's straight. (lol) I need a way to keep my hair sleek and straight, and not frizz and curl up while im at the concert because after, I have passes to meet the band (and i want to look really hot when i see them ;) Again, I WILL be sweating and in close contact with many other sweaty people, so this could be a problem! what can i do to keep my hair straight and smooth? thanks!
How to keep your hair silky, soft, and shiny all day ?
Hi there! Well, it really depends on what type of hair you have already. But here are some of my favorite tricks that will work on any hair type. When you get out of the shower, never rub the towel back and forth on hair! This seriously makes a difference, when you do that, you aggravate the shaft of your hair and all of the little layers don't sit flat. If you the towel around your hair, moving root to tip, you can dry it while still keeping the tiny layers flat. It takes a little longer, but it's made a huge difference for me! If you do blow dry, grab a flat brush and hook a concentrator (it's like a little tube with a slit at the end, to concentrate the air on one section at a time) to your hair dryer. Separate your hair into small sections and, one piece at a time, put the flat brush under your hair starting near the root, and aim the dryer on top of it. Then slowly slide down that piece of hair with the brush and dryer. This will create a little volume and lots of shine. Afterwards, put the dryer on cool or cold, and run that all over your hair. Cool air is great for your hair! Afterwards, apply some shine spray. The best shine spray I've used is by a company called ABBA. It comes in a white and light blue bottle and though it's about $15.00, its seriously worth it. Spray a tiny bit ( a little goes a long way) in your hand, and work it though your hair going from root to tip. Taa daa! Beautiful shiny hair! Good luck!
How many days one must keep hair oil in head?
I wouldn't suggest keeping oil in your hair for 'days' as it would only clog the pores of your scalp and may also lead to dandruff or even leave your forehead oily. My suggestion is that, Massage your hair with oil one night before you want to wash your hair. This is also known as chumpy in india \U0001f61b After the massage is complte tie your hair tightly in a braid or a bun and have a sound sleep of 6-7 hours.Dont forget to cover your pillow with a towel so that it doesnt absorb oil. Wake up in the morning and wash your hair thoroughly with shampoo but dont use any conditioner. I repeat, dont use conditioner.Now, if you have free time then just before washing your hair wrap your hair with a towel which has been soaked in hot water and leave for 5 mins.This will open the pores in your scalp and help your hair grow longer giving it a spa effect. Follow these steps and get smooth , shiny hair for week.
How can I keep my hair shining all the day without applying oil or any other substance?
Let's talk more about this. Could you be more specific about type of hair, texture, percentage of gray, chemical services and products you currently use.Foods that add lusters to your hair are those rich in the omegas from fatty fish like salmon and tuna. The oil glands know as sebaceous glands , located in the hair follicle between the scalp, produce natural sebum (oil) that coats the scalp and hair strand. This is natural lubrication.Many times frequent hair shampooing washes away the hair's natural ability for it to lubricate itself. Hair should only be shampooed as often as it is soiled. You shouldn't shampoo the hair everyday.Are you using shampoos that strip the oils fully from the hair? I don't always agree with what the manufacturers promote on the bottles because mystery ingredients are in products but I do like to specifically find products that cater to a need.For example, hair that is color treated or highlighted will have the tendency to be drier and the cuticle layer (the outside layer of the hair) raised making the hair frizzy. That need would be products (shampoos and conditioners) that have some moisturizing capabilities.The season also changes the dynamics of hair texture. Summer months add frizz to some and make others flat but both will get moisture out of the air from the humidity. The winter can add dryness and cause the hair to be brittle when it is exposed to the elements (cold, snow, freezing rain).Hair texture can determine the ability for the hair to shine. Wiry textures will shine less than fine textures. Adding steam treatments (basic water vapors) can add shine to the hair. It can be as simple as sitting in a steamed bathroom and letting the hair absorb moisture. Hair lacks shine if it lacks moisture.Blow drying the hair smooth to flatten the cuticle can add shine. I don't recommend this service all the time but it can change the appearance of the hair strands. What type of products and hair equipment do you have?I understand that you don't like to use products on the strands but it's possible it is what you need. Most people don't know what to purchase, what to use or how to use what is purchased. I understand it is confusing. I want to help you sort through it.The SASS Collection | SHEVA.NYC