Provide hair care tips by hair type

Fine Hair

• To use volumizing shampoos and conditioners as body works: Such products give an added body and lift to fine hair.
• Avoid using quite heavy styling products such as detected does or gels; otherwise, these could sometimes weigh the fine hair down.
• Dry the hair upside down; it will create a lot of volume at the roots.
• Use root lifters to take your volume higher: a spray, or a powder new, will stick up that volume high at the roots.

Thick Hair

• Regularly detangle hair with a wide-tooth comb or brush to prevent tangles and breakage.
• To use leave-in conditioner, which will help hydrate and smooth thick hair without weighing it down.
• Whenever possible, air dry hair: Heat styling can break thick hair down.
• Give a sometime cut in layers: This will reduce the bulk of and toughen the hair quite well.

Curly Hair

• To start with sulfate-free shampoos and conditioners: Sulfates strip curly hair’s natural oils.
• Co-wash instead of shampooing: Co-washing involves using conditioner to cleanse hair while preserving a glossy look.
• Deep condition regularly: Extra moisture is what curly hair thrives on to maintain health.
• Scrunch your hair for defined curls; you can apply motion styling product made for curly hair and scrunch it into your hair to define those curls.

Dry Hair

• To use moisturizing shampoo and conditioners: These will provide some hydration and nourishment to dry hair.
• Avoid heating or styling: Heat basically damages dry hair, making it prone to breakage.
• Use a hair mask regularly: It will provide deep conditioning and hydration.
• To use leave-in conditioner: It will assist in maintaining hydration in dry hair throughout the day.

Oily Hair

• Clarifying shampoos: These shampoos work well at removing excess oil and build-up from the hair.
• Wash hair frequently: Oily hair may require washing on a daily basis or every other day.
• Dry shampoo: Dry shampoo absorbs excess oil between washes.
• Avoid touching hair: Touching the hair can transfer oil from the fingers onto the hair itself.
• Use a scalp brush: A scalp brush can remove dead skin cells and stimulate circulation.