Top 7 Ways To Hydrate Thirsty Dry Hair!

  

 

Dry hair can be frustrating because it feels rough, brittle, and difficult to style. It can be caused by several things, including climate change, humidity, and products used to style or clean hair. Fortunately, there are ways to moisturise dry hair to feel softer, smoother, and more manageable. Here are Seven Tips for moisturising dry hair:

 

Hydrate Your Ends

 

You've probably been told that you should moisturise your whole head of hair, but what about your ends? They can often be dry and brittle, especially if you have colour-treated hair or use heat-styling tools.

 

To keep your ends hydrated:

 

1.      Start by using a good quality conditioner.

2.      Look for one that is specifically designed for dry or damaged hair.

3.      Apply it to your ends after shampooing, and leave it on for a few minutes before rinsing it out.

 

You can also use a deep conditioning treatment once or twice a week. Apply it to your ends, put on a shower cap, and let it sit for 10-15 minutes. Then rinse it out and style your hair as usual.

 

We recommend using Shea Moisture Strengthen and Restore Leave-In Conditioner and Aunt Jackies Leave-In Conditioner.

 

Shea Moisture Strengthen and Restore Leave-In Conditioner is an excellent product for every hair type. It helps to detangle the hair and keep it healthy. The Shea Moisture Strengthen and Restore contains shea butter, a natural moisturiser that helps keep the hair from becoming dry and brittle. The Shea Moisture Strengthen and Restore leave-in conditioner also contains vitamin E, which helps to repair damaged hair.

 

Aunt Jackie's Leave-In Conditioner is a product that helps to detangle and condition the hair while providing a light hold. It is enriched with natural ingredients like shea butter, Aloe, lemongrass, and honey, which help to strengthen and protect the hair. The leave-in conditioner also helps to reduce frizz and static and leaves the hair feeling soft, smooth, and healthy.

 
Have Regular Trims

 

Dry hair is often brittle and prone to breakage. To keep your locks looking their best, you should get regular trims and hydrate your hair regularly.

 

The ends of your hair are the oldest and most damaged parts, so you must trim them more often than the rest of your hair. Uneven ends make your hair look frizzy and dry. When you trim your hair, you remove the damaged ends, which makes your hair look healthier and smoother. If you don't cut your hair, it will become weighed down and oily.

 

A trim every six to eight weeks will help keep your hair looking its best.

 

Avoid Heat Styling

 

Dry hair can be caused by several things, including heat-styling tools. Heat styling tools, such as hair dryers, curling irons, and flat irons can cause your hair to become dry by removing the hair's natural oils.

 

If you have dry hair, it is essential to use a heat protectant before using any heat styling tool. These tools can also cause your hair to become brittle and break easily. A heat protectant will form a protective layer around your hair that will protect your hair against heat damage.

 

You should also avoid using these tools on wet hair, as wet hair is more susceptible to damage. If you must use a heated tool on damp hair, use a lower setting and do not hold the device in one spot for too long.

 

Use Shampoos Specifically Made for dry hair.

 

If your hair is chronically dry, using a shampoo made for dry hair can help to alleviate some of the symptoms. Most shampoos for dry hair are designed to be more moisturising than regular shampoos, and they often contain ingredients like shea butter or coconut oil that can help to seal in moisture. Shampoos for dry hair are also usually sulphate-free, which can be helpful for people with dry scalp issues.

 

Most people who have curly hair also suffer from dry hair. For them, a detangler can be a good source of moisturising their scalp. For that reason, we recommend using Shea Moisture Detangler.

 

Shea Moisture's Detangler detangler helps to tame frizz and make hair more manageable. It also leaves hair feeling soft and shiny. Another advantage of the detangler is that it is free of sulphates, parabens, and phthalates.

 

Don't Dry Your Hair With a Towel.

 

Drying your hair with a towel can cause frizz and make your hair more prone to breakage. When your hair is wet, the keratin in the hair shaft swells. Rubbing it with a towel will cause the cuticles on the shaft to open, leading to frizz and damage. Instead, use a microfiber towel or use a T-shirt to dry it.

 

Make Use of Serum

 

The serum is a lightweight moisturiser that you can apply to wet or dry hair to seal moisture and add shine. It's perfect for taming frizz and flyaways and can help protect your hair from the sun's damaging UV rays.

 

To use serum, apply a small amount to your hands and rub together before working it through your hair.

 

Summing it Up

 

In conclusion, keeping your hair moisturised is key to having healthy, shiny hair. There are many ways to moisturise your hair, and the tips mentioned above are a great place to start. Follow these tips, and you will indeed have gorgeous, healthy hair!