Tuesday, August 14, 2012

How to Care for Your Straight Hair

For so many girls seeking after beauty, do you know how to design straight hair? Today we will take you to a brief five-step instruction of doing straight hair by yourself.
First, comb your hair neatly with a toothcomb. Smooth hair is the basis of having impressive long straight hair.
Second, divide your hair into a one-fifth part and a four-fifth one. The bang will look better if the clinking is a little one-sided. Besides, you can use some wax to fix naughty bang.
Third, leave out the hair that you want to put in front of your ears, with the rest being tied back and made neat. With your hair being more, the part you leave out in front of the ears should be more.
Fourth, use several simple and colorful clips to pin your bang at the bottom of your eyebrow. Pay attention that the bang will not be too close to your pate to break the radian of the bang.
Fifth, hair on the both sides can be made a little internal with an electric hair curler, such as a GHD one, which is famous for its high quality and meeting all kinds of needs.
What’s more, the next part is about how to tend to your lovely hairstyle.
First, when the hair is wet, put some mousse or rancid milk in the middle of your hand, then knead it and smear on your hair to increase the texture and the straightness. Then turn on the GHD hair drier to dry your hair when combing it with a toothcomb at the same time.
Second, dip some hair gel and knead on your scrap hair to smoothen it slightly. If you like to dye your hair, then you can refer to some hair lotion which has the function to care specially for dyed hair to increase the lustrousness with maintaining the color of your hair. If it is permed, you can also use gel or hair milk to make your hair look better. When it comes to molding your hair, hair gel also can be used to make the style natural and pretty.
The last but not least, if you are tired of neat straight hair and want to make a change, you can get some gel when your hair is still wet and knead it evenly. Then just do a style with your fingers. What’s more, you can use the GHD straighter to blow the key parts of your hair to make the lines smoother.

Sunday, July 22, 2012

Tell You The Right Ways To Wash Your Hair

Beautiful hair can enhance our beauty easily and greatly, but for the beautiful hair we need to take care of them carefully. The most important thing for the beautiful hair is the washing, the right way to wash hair can make them pretty, the right way is getting it wet, shampoo, rinse, condition, rinse, wring it out and dry.

First, comb your hair thoroughly before bathing, wet hair is more delicate than dry so you have less chance of causing damage if tangles are removed beforehand. Next, heat can severely damage the hair. While hot water isn't nearly as damaging as a blow dryer or direct sun, it still takes a toll on the hair. To avoid this, adjust the water until it is pleasantly warm and no warmer. Steaming hot showers feel great and can certainly be indulged in, but it's best if your hair is left out of the direct path of this very hot water so consider cooling it down a little while washing.

Next, take into account what type of hair you have before shampooing. If your scalp is oily but the length is dry, don't directly shampoo the entire length. Instead, get a good lather going and then apply shampoo to the oily part of the scalp only, then rinse. The shampoo flowing down the length when rinsed will be plenty to remove surface dirt. Do not fold your hair up and "scrub" it with the shampoo as this can cause a lot of tangling and damage. Let the hair lay flat as much as possible throughout the wash.


To condition, start from the ends and work your way up. Make sure the ends, which are more prone to damage than any other part of the hair, get a generous amount of conditioner. Gently massage the product into the length of the hair, but only brush a little bit on the scalp area if you have trouble with an oily scalp. Let it sit for 1-3 minutes, then rinse. If you'd like to bring out the shine in your hair a little more, rinse it in cold water; cold water helps the cuticle lay flat.

Now it's time to dry your hair. Twisting the length into a rope and wringing the excess water out of it can stretch the hair, weakening and breaking individual hairs. Instead, you can grip the length near your head and work your way down, gently squeezing the water out.

Towels are not meant to rub the water out of hair, and rubbing against the hair can cause severe tangling as well as catch hairs and pull them out. For best results, gently press the hair in between two parts of the towel to draw even more water out.

If you use a leave-in conditioner, this is the time to apply it. If the package instructs you to comb your hair to disperse the conditioner, be sure to start at the ends and use caution when combing. Wet hair stretches very easily so snagging on tangles is likely to cause damage. Brushes are generally damaging even under the best conditions and should never be used on wet hair.

We've discussed the damage heat can do, so if you use a blow dryer take extreme care with it and do some research on ways to reduce the damage. Bear in mind that no matter what method you use or what kind of heat protection you apply to your hair, it will sustain some damage with a blow dryer.

Finally, hair does not necessarily need to be washed every day. Washing with shampoo too often can strip the hair of the oils it needs for good health, often a rinse or light conditioning by itself is plenty to keep hair looking great in-between shampoos. Alternatively, if you desire a little more detergent power you can dilute shampoo in a small bottle of warm water and squirt it on your scalp for a light cleaning.

Monday, June 25, 2012

Some Useful Tips For Caring The Hair

Dry scalp, dull hair, dandruff and excessive hair fall – all these problems besiege you in winter. And fretting and worrying can worsen things, say experts, claiming the problem can be controlled with the right treatment.The importance of hair can be understood from the fact that those with a receding hairline or bald patches are queuing up outside specialised hair transplant clinics and splurging on treatments.
Rohit Batra, dermatologist at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, told IANS: “It is a temporary phase and people shouldn’t get tense thinking about it because stress is also a reason for excessive hair fall.”Flaky skin, frizzy, rebellious hair are common during winter, but it can be avoided and repaired.”
To keep the tresses lustrous and bouncy, Batra suggests that one should “oil hair regularly”.”Winters usually bring fungal infections and dandruff. The fungal problems aggravate when people do not wash their hair frequently, when they do not oil their hair or let the conditioner stay for a longer duration.
“Another factor is that in winter usually people wash hair with hot water, but they forget that it is not advisable. They should wash hair with lukewarm water because hot water leaves the scalp dry,” Batra added.If dermatologists are not available, one can consult hair stylists who are trained and can dole out good hair care tips.
“Season change always has certain side effects. Be it monsoon or winter, it is a time when everyone needs to take care of one’s skin and hair,” stylist Raj, who is associated with Prince and Princess beauty clinic, told IANS.”The number of customers with such complaints increases during winter. On a normal day, a fall of 50-60 strands is considered healthy. But during this season, a person can experience hair fall of more than 200 strands,” he added.
If you can’t afford professional treatments, you can go for effective home remedies, says stylisht Gaurav Sharma.To get rid of dandruff, “use lemon juice, camphor mixed in coconut oil. People should apply lemon juice for 15 minutes and then rinse it. This is a very effective remedy. Lemons are easily available and are also cost-effective,” he said.
“To get back the texture, wash hair with beer. It really helps bring the shine back and gives volume too,” he added.Even celebrity hairstylist Amjad Habib emphasises the quick home remedy to fix fizzy tresses.
“Home remedies are the most effective. People who have normal but frizzy hair can apply mashed mango and mint paste. It brings back the shine and makes hair smooth,” said Habib.”People who have very dry hair should apply a paste of three bananas and honey and leave it for 50 minutes. It takes away the dryness and makes the hair softer. Lastly, for people who have oily hair they should apply a paste of mint on the scalp and leave it for 10-15 minutes and then rinse it thoroughly,” he added.Batra also advises a nourishing diet.”As far as medicinal precautions are concerned people can take Vitamin H, calcium pantothenate and biotin. A lot of hair serum (like Livon) are also available in the market. It helps a lot in bringing back the shine.”
“A rich diet of protein is what we recommend. For non-vegetarians fish and chicken helps. Vegetarians should indulge in soya products,” he added.