Hair care tips for the curly hair

 Girls that have curly hairstyles can also experience hair damage such as split ends, frizzy and dry hair. This may arise due to wrong diet or the curly hair may not get enough moisture. Here are some basic DOs and DON'Ts that people with curly hair MUST follow!

The first thing that curly-haired people should keep doing is conditioning their hair thoroughly after shampooing. However, here's the catch - do not shampoo more than twice a week as shampoo will make your hair drier still. They have a tendency to wash away the natural oils from your mane due to the presence of chemicals, like alcohol and sodium lauryl sulfate, you see. So, you need to shampoo at regular intervals just to remove the dirt and grime that renders your hair coarser. Your hair needs more of moisturizing and that you will get from conditioners.

Regularly apply virgin coconut oil, almond oil, jojoba oil and aloe vera to maintain the softness of your hair. You need to do this religiously at least once in 7 days. You can do it up to three times a week and will notice a world of difference in the texture of your hair. Not only will it nourish your hair, but it will also regularize the blood circulation in your scalp area. The vitamin E present in these oils will also boost the growth of your hair. Start massaging from the root of your hair and go up to the tip. Massage slightly warm oil just before you hit the sack at night and wash it off the next morning. Use wide-toothed combs or brushes, they minimize the breakage and make your hair less frizzy. Also, they do not damage the hair strands while you try to remove the tangles from your hair. You have to understand here that your hair is naturally brittle in nature. It will break off in bulk if you try to tame it with a narrow-toothed comb.

When drying your hair after a bath or wetting your hair in general, DO NOT rigorously rub your hair with a towel. It is a strict NO-NO! It will damage the texture of your hair and make it very rough. And since you do not need any further help in that department, refrain from doing it. What you should ideally do is use a soft towel to gently soak up the water in your hair. Blotting prevents any kind of friction and serves your purpose in the correct manner. Vigorous rubbing of the hair with a towel will only leave you with split-ends. So, go the gentle, pat-drying way. http://www.ultraimports.com.au/