Sulfate-free

You've probably heard of sulfate-free shampoos and conditioners. These types of products have become popular, but do you really know what it is? The origin of this component are detergents, which can weaken your hair root, generating a loss and dryness, therefore dandruff. Now, if your hair has been a victim of a powerful chemical process, the best is to give it a break from all these ingredients.

Tip: Use shampoos and conditioners with plant-based proteins that restore shine and vitality to your beautiful hair.

Hydrate, hydrate, hydrate!

Probably the most important but sometimes forgotten step is your hair's hydration, and no, just drinking water is not enough. When we undergo a change such as straightening or perming, the hair's products can be molded through heat. To rebuild its structure, you must start by hydrating it at every opportunity you have.

Tip: Use a hydrating mask for your hair one to two times a week

Brushed

Remember that brushing helps to exfoliate the scalp and removes product residues little by little; however, when you do it after bathing, the hair is at its most fragile. You should start at the end, avoid hurting it as much as possible.

Tip: Try to use brushes with wide bristles and natural products.

Bye-bye to your dryer

Forget about your blow dryer; the least you want now is to put your hair under more heat. The solution is to use a hair towel made by microfibre, which is super absorbent.

Tip: Try to let your hair dry naturally for a while.

The tips...

All of the above focuses on your follicles; to help the tips rebuild without having to cut them, you must put oil hair on them to hydrate and make them shine. Start from the bottom and only go to the middle of your hair.

Tip: During this time, you can take advantage of slightly shaping your hair without being mistreated as it is dry.

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