 Hair Care Tips
1. Shampoo: Some women don't do anything to their hair at home, whether from lack of confidence or because they prefer going to the salon for everything. Shampooing your tresses is easy, and anyone can do this, even the person whom is all thumbs when it comes to curling irons or blow dryers. Clean your hair on a schedule that works with your lifestyle, though a minimum of once per week is recommended. Look for cleansers designed to moisturize and hydrate thirsty locks, as black hair is often dry by nature.
2. Condition: Follow up each shampoo with a conditioner. Like cleansing, applying a product that gives hair some "slip" and imparts moisture is one of the simplest ways to care for your mane. It's a good idea to choose a conditioner that, like your shampoo, is moisturizing in nature. After cleansing, squeeze excess water from your hair, generously apply conditioner and comb it through your hair with a wide-tooth comb. During a shower is a good time to do it.
3. When you wash your hair, make sure that the water is at the right temperature. It should be lukewarm, so that it is not harsh on your scalp. Moreover, you must thoroughly rinse your hair after washing it so that no traces of shampoo or hair care products remain.
4. Taking care of your hair simply means taking good care of yourself! A well-balanced diet, regular exercise and beauty sleep are all essential to beautiful hair. Try yoga or sophrology classes to eliminate harmful stress from your life.
5. Styling hair using excessive heat and washing hair with a harsh shampoo damage the hair and cause it to become more fragile. Use a gentle shampoo that will not harm your scalp. And, keep your hair dryer set to low heat.
6. Want to keep your hair as supple as possible, and thereby prevent brittleness and breakage?. A deep conditioner should be a regular part of your hair care routine. Identify these products by reading labels. Often, you're instructed to leave these conditioners on your hair for anywhere from five minutes to an hour. You can slip an inexpensive plastic cap over it and sit under a low-heat dryer, or wrap your head in a warm towel to hold in heat. You won't need to use a deep conditioner as often as a rinse-out one, but apply it according to what you do to your mane.
7. A massage is not only for the body. It can also be extremely beneficial to your hair. When you wash your hair, massage your scalp for 2 to 3 minutes, without aggressively rubbing it. This will help stimulate blood circulation and relax your scalp. | 
