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5 Mistakes in Gray Hair Care š«ā”
Gray hair is beautiful, but it needs special care to stay soft, shiny, and free from unwanted yellow tones. Avoid these common mistakes to keep your silver strands looking their best! 1ļøā£ Using Shampoos with SLS/SLESHarsh sulfates (SLS/SLES) strip the hair of moisture, making it dry and brittle. Plus, they can contribute to yellowing! Instead, opt for sulfate-free shampoos that cleanse gently while maintaining hydration. 2ļøā£ Choosing the Wrong Oils šØšNot all hair oils are safe for gray hair! Argan, castor, and olive oil can cause unwanted yellowish tones. If you love using oils, go for coconut oil š„„āitās lightweight, nourishing, and wonāt alter your hair color. 3ļøā£ Skipping Hydration…
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Healthy, Beautiful, and Strong Hair ā What Do They Really Need?Ā
I often see comments saying, “I wish I had that much hair!” Wellā¦ I didnāt always have this much either! But over time, Iāve learned what hair really needs to grow strong and healthy. 1. Change Your Hair Care RoutineChooseĀ shampoo based on your scalp typeĀ andĀ conditioner based on your hair type. And remember āĀ NO SLS or SLES! 2. Massage Your Scalp & Use Strengthening LotionsRegular scalp massagesĀ stimulate blood circulationĀ and support hair growth. I personally use myĀ DIY natural scalp lotionĀ ā check out my highlights for the recipe! 3. Nutrition Matters!Vitamins and minerals are key for hair health:Ā – B12, selenium, zinc, magnesium, biotin, ironĀ – Additionally:Ā Vitamin D, silica, omega-3 ā all essential for strong, healthy hair!…
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Gray Hair Care ā My Trusted Routine
Today, Iām sharing my daily routine for caring for gray hair. Maybe youāll find some inspiration here!Ā Ā Iāve always chosen gentle shampoos and conditioners (or masks) with good ingredients. I avoid ābad ingredientsā like SLS (Sodium Lauryl Sulfate), SLES (Sodium Laureth Sulfate), alcohol, and unnecessary dyes. For me, simplicity and effectiveness are key ā and my hair appreciates it! My Golden Rule: Why? Because no shampoo can make your hair shine if you neglect your scalp and hair follicles. Healthy hair starts at the roots! And conditioner? For my wavy (sometimes even slightly curly) hair, it has to hydrate, add bounce, and help it look beautifully styled. How Do I…
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My Journey to Healthier Hair #2 Diet
Diet. Doesn’t this word sound like something we’d want to avoid at all costs? It brings to mind restrictions, sacrifices, and an unpleasant feeling that we have to give something up. But don’t be misled ā it’s actually about something much more positive and constructive. Instead of talking about dieting, I prefer to focus on “rational eating.” Sounds better, doesn’t it? Our nutritional needs change with every stage of life. Proper nutrition isn’t about mindlessly stuffing ourselves but about consciously choosing what lands on our plates. Different periods in life require different nutrients. And what happens inside us directly affects how we look outside. That’s why it’s important to focus…
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My Journey to Healthier Hair #1 cosmetics
The beginning of my journey with a thorough analysis of the cosmetics I use coincided with the period when I started struggling with hair loss. I quickly discovered that not only does dyeing have a negative impact on my hair, drying it out and contributing to hair loss, but daily products such as shampoos also have an adverse effect. I was surprised when I realized that most care products contain strong detergents, far from being neutral to our health. I’m talking not only about shampoos but also about body wash gels, and even those intended for intimate hygiene! Hidden Enemies in the Composition: SLS, SLES, and Others Especially SLS (Sodium…
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A natural lotion to strengthen the hair growth
Hi everyone! I wanted to share with you a recipe for my magical homemade hair tonic. I must admit, the main reason I decided to ditch the hair dye was simply the sorry state of my locks, which were falling out by the handful. I found some hints on Indian websites and…1 tablespoon of cloves2 tablespoons of rosemary (dried)4-5 bay leaves.We pour 2 cups of warm water, boil for 10 minutes, under a slight cover. We strain it, and it’s ready. You’ll have about 1-1.2 cups left. After it cools down, I pour it either into an old spray bottle or a serum bottle š and keep it in the…
