Let it get a little messy

Dry hair is fragile and does not need to be brushed or combed more than once a day. If you don’t have a comb and brush falling from your hand, it means that you are breaking your hair on purpose.

Shampoo less decision, most harm

Dry hair also contains oils and these are the oils that provide the moisture that the hair needs. Shampooing your hair frequently means you are struggling with the natural moisturizers your hair produces.

Alcohol free is good!

The conditioners you use to moisturize must be alcohol-free. Alcohol dries hair!

Dry hair does not like hot!

If you want to blow-dry, make sure to do it at low temperatures. Needless to say, the same goes for the tongs.

Overtreatment makes dry hair irritating

You may want to go to the hairdresser and finish all your work on the same day, but dry hair does not like this. For example, have dye and Brazilian blow-dry done not on the same day, but three days apart.

Do not rub your hair with a towel after the bath!

Don’t put your hair in a towel to dry it. Gently absorb the water into the towel and let it dry on its own. If you are in a hurry, dry on the lowest setting of the hair dryer.

Easiest care: Olive oil-vinegar

If you have started to treat your hair well and want to apply a care that will not take your time, go straight to the kitchen. Slightly heat the olive oil. The scalp absorbs the hot oil more quickly. With the tips of your fingers, gently massage the oil from the ends to the roots, without being rude to your hair. Wash it off with shampoo after half an hour. Finally, add 1 tea glass of apple cider vinegar to a bowl of warm water and rinse your hair with this water.