subject: Hair Grooming Tips For Men And Women [print this page] The average growth of hair is about 1.2 to 1.25 cm a month. It is most delicate when wet. Provided in the article are some tips on healthy hair grooming. Massaging the scalp with fingertips aids to enhance the blood circulation.Always use a shampoo and conditioner that go well with your hair type. For daily application, use a shampoo that is mild and gentle, preferably without having any harsh detergent.Apply a light conditioner at the ends, if you have oily hair. Using too much conditioner makes hair greasy.As eggs contain lecithin, which helps to moisturize dry hair. Prior to shampooing, beat an egg and apply it onto dry hair. Cover it with a plastic bag for about 15 minutes and rinse off completely with cold water.Olive oil is a good conditioner. Before shampooing, massage onto hair and leave it for 10 minutes.To make hair soft and shiny after washing, blot it softly with towel and then separate with a wide-toothed comb. It is better to use a hair brush with bristles made of animal hairs.When staying outdoors for a long period, wear a hat.To avoid hair damage while swimming in chlorinated water, wear a swimming cap or deep condition hair before entering the pool. Also, wash and condition hair as soon as you have finished swimming.Hair turns grey when stop the usage of color pigments.Blow-drying damages hair, causing dryness and split-ends. Use a leave-on conditioner for protection and avoid long exposure to the strong heatTo prevent split ends, cut them off In addition to the above, remember to use hair care products containing ingredients such as jojoba - moisturizes permed or chemically treated hair and makes it manageable; lemon - gives hair a natural shine and conditions; coconut oil - moisturizes dry hair, makes it softer and soothes the scalp; silicone - makes hair silky; tea - softens and conditions hair; henna leaves are natural hair dyes; honey - conditions deeply; rosemary oil and apple cider vinegar - control dandruff and boost hair growth.
by: Blain Gowing
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