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Everything You Need To Know About Keratin Treatment

The secret to many people’s coveted smooth, shiny hair turns out to be a keratin treatment. Keratin is the protein that strengthens your hair, controls the frizz and prevents damage. Needless to say, it is very important for maintaining healthy hair. However, the salon keratin treatment that promises straight and silky hair poses some major concerns. The de-frizzing process is quite popular as an easy fix but does it really help your hair? Let’s dive into the details of keratin treatment. What is Keratin Treatment? Keratin treatment is a chemical process that promotes smoothness and shine for frizzy hair. The treatment can last up to four to six months. Your hairstylist creates the blend for you depending on your hair type. There are different versions of keratin treatment - Brazilian Blowout, Goldwell, Kerasilk and Cezanne. Some of these versions release formaldehyde when heated. It is colourless, strong-smelling gas that is used in glue and so on. During keratin treatments, formaldehyde is responsible for locking the hair into a straight position for months. It is risky for you and also your hairstylists. Exposure to formaldehyde can cause sore throat, scratchy eyes and nose bleed. In fact, long exposure to it can even increase the risk of cancer. PROS & CONS OF KERATIN TREATMENT PROS CONS Smooth & Shiny hair Formaldehyde toxicity Easier daily care Cost can be high Long-lasting results Difficult to maintain If you ignore the effects of formaldehyde, keratin treatment dives into your hair follicle and affects porous areas with keratin, making them appear healthier and at that moment, your hair are actually healthy due to the protein dose given to it. The Process of Keratin Treatment It takes from two to four hours to complete a keratin treatment depending on your hair texture and volume. Firstly, your hairstylist washes your hair. Then, keratin treatment will be applied to your wet hair and the formula will be saturated on each strand in about half an hour. At times, hairstylist could blow-dry your hair first and then apply the treatment depending on what your hair needs. Later the treatment is sealed using a flat iron. Keratin Treatment For Curly Hair As gorgeous as curly hair may look, for some people, curly hair is challenging to maintain and style in general. Hence, they move on to a straighter look. Usually, keratin treatment is where it all starts. It doesn’t really remove the curls permanently but controls the frizz for a few months. Keratin Treatment For Hair Loss Recovery The more you treat your hair with chemicals, the more hair loss and hair breakage you’ll observe. This condition is not visible right from the treatment but you can see it once the treatment wears off. This also includes keratin treatment. The issue here is not keratin but the other ingredients and chemicals. Keratin is always good for your hair. It is what makes your hair stronger. But, in the case of hair loss, you must avoid the treatment and try to produce keratin naturally in your body by following a healthy lifestyle and a healthy diet. Take a protein-rich diet, consume enough biotin, B vitamins, vitamin C and E, zinc and antioxidants to promote overall health of your hair instead of going to salon to get another treatment. The chemicals and the heat will only damage your hair further. Can You Do Keratin Treatment At Home? Yes, you can. However, don’t expect salon-type results. You will first have to buy the right product as many hair products in the market are keratin-based but not all of them can be used as keratin treatment. You need to check the ingredients list and then the instructions. If the product has detailed instructions on how to wash, dry and straighten hair, it might be the keratin treatment but otherwise, it may just be a regular conditioning product. Even when you buy the right keratin treatment, the results won’t be as shiny as that of a salon. While a salon treatment may last for several months, at-home version will only stick for a few weeks if maintained properly. Side Effects of Keratin Treatment Undoubtedly, keratin is a natural protein that’s most important for your skin, hair and nails as it forms fibres to make them strong. However, keratin in beauty treatments is usually taken from animal parts. It is a natural protein but the formula is made of several other ingredients including chemicals. We’ve already spoken about one of the chemicals, formaldehyde, a carcinogen, that helps cancer grow. It takes a lot of heat to achieve straight hair in the treatment and the damage caused by it is irreversible.

4 DIY Hair Spa Treatments at Home

So a dinner date with your bae is in the offing… Dress, check; pumps, check; hair, ummm! Well ladies if hair woes got you in a tight spot help is at hand! Get free flowing, smooth to the touch, awesome hair, within the confines of your home by using all natural ingredients. Intrigued? Read on to grab some super cool hair spa treatments with stuff that you can easily find in your refrigerator, without having to book salon appointments and drilling a hole in your wallet. Benefits of a hair spa Treatment Hair spa treatments spell nirvana for your hair and are a pretty relaxing and rejuvenating experience. So the coming weekend, block out all other commitments and book some time for yourself to treat your mane to some TLC (tender, love and care for the uninformed!). Whether it is frizzy, dry or damaged hair that you are seeking respite from, there is a particular concoction that can work its magic on your hair and scalp, in an inexpensive yet highly effective manner. 5 Effective home based hair spa treatments for smoother, livelier hair Ditch the chemical based salon therapies for an au-naturel ayurvedic hair spa at home. Basically every home spa treatment involves the following 5 steps using different natural ingredients to cater to different hair goals. Oil: This is the first step usually for any home based therapy. Massage your hair and scalp with any nourishing & lukewarm hair oil of your choice for 15-20 minutes. Choose from a range of revitalizing oils such as coconut oil, olive oil, almond oil, or sesame oil, which facilitate in increasing the blood circulation and helps increase hair growth. Steam: Prepare a pot of boiling hot water and dip a clean towel in it. Squeeze away any excess water and use the warm towel to wrap your oiled hair and scalp in for 15-20 minutes. This helps oil penetrate deep inside the scalp while nourishing the hair strands. Wash: Now wash away the excess oil using cold or lukewarm water and a sulfate free shampoo. OTC, mass produced hair care products may suit some, not all. Try making a switch to personalized shampoos, conditioners, serums and oils by Bare Anatomy which are curated to suit your specific hair goals and hair constitution. Condition: Condition your hair using personalized hair conditioners or make your very own hair conditioner by boiling tea leaves in water and add lemon juice to it. Mask: The last step to lock in all the nourishment is to apply a specially whisked hair mask using easily available natural ingredients. You could try mixing a couple of eggs with some coconut oil, applying the same on your hair, covering it with a warm towel for 15-20 minutes and then washing it off with cold water. Repeat the procedure every 15 days and say hello to gorgeous and fuller tresses that dance to your tunes, and not the other way round! Here are a few recipes you can try at home: 1.Honey & milk hair spa recipe for dry, frizzy hair The complex proteins present in milk help nourish your hair, while honey acts as a natural emollient rendering a shiny, lustrous appearance to your mane. Ingredients: 1 glass of full cream milk, 1 tablespoon of organic honey Method: Mix the honey in the milk and apply the mixture all over your hair. Massage your scalp using your fingertips for 15-20 minutes. Wrap your hair using a hot towel Remove after 15 minutes and wash it off using a mild sulfate free shampoo 2. Egg and Olive oil hair spa treatment for straightened hair Ingredients: 1 whole egg, 2 tablespoons olive oil, 1 tablespoon honey, a pot of hot steaming water, towel Method: Whisk the ingredients until you get a smooth mixture. Steam your hair for about 10 minutes. Post steaming start applying egg and olive oil mask onto your hair and scalp. Leave the mixture for about 20 minutes. Wash off with cold water using a mild sulfate free shampoo. Apple Cider Vinegar hair spa for overcoming dandruff 3. Apple Cider Vinegar hair spa for overcoming dandruff Ingredients: 2 tablespoons Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV), 1 cup water, spray bottle, towel Method: Wash your hair using sulfate free shampoo, condition, and squeeze out excess water using a towel. In a spray bottle mix 2 tablespoons of ACV with 1 cup of water. Spray this mixture onto your hair and let it sit for about 5 minutes. Rinse it off using cold water. 4. Beer Hair Treatment for hair that feels like a million bucks Ingredients: 1 pint of flat beer Method: Open a pint of beer & let it lie overnight in a bowl so that it goes flat. Wash your hair with a mild shampoo. Instead of using a conditioner pour the flat beer through your hair and massage your scalp with it. Don't forget the most important step though While you've got yourself covered for self care Sundays once every 2 weeks, you must not forget what you put your hair through on a daily basis. As unfortunate as it is, that happens to be a tonne load of stress, pollution and unhealthy food (unless you're a saint of some sort) for most of us. In addition to this, you're also probably using the wrong hair care. It is imperative to know that every hair is unique, and that selecting a shampoo for hair fall is not specific enough for your lovely locks. Opting for Bare Anatomy hair care is definitely about ten steps forward towards uping your hair care game. A short hair quiz factors in details like hair type, scalp type, hair bonds, age, location and climate, your hair goals (anti-frizz, voluminize etc), so much so, it also takes into account your preferred color and fragrance. Impressed? There's more! It prints your name on the bottle too so anyone tying to steal some of this hair care knows it's not for their hair type. All the ingredients are plant derived and all the formulations are made in our stat-of-the-art in house lab, lead by industry expert scientists. If you're still reading this, I am truly honored, but honestly, go and fill that hair quiz to get your hands on your unique formulation.

Grey Hair? We Care! Here Are The Best Home Remedies For Greying Hair

While most of us love to age gracefully, grey hair may come as a reality check. Much like most of our body cells, our hair goes through a cycle of dying and then re-birthing. With the age, hair follicles start producing less and less colour which leads to greying of hair eventually. The greying of your hair highly depends on your genes. However, after the age of 35, your hair follicles begin to produce grey hair and replace the old ones. HOW OLD ARE WOMEN WHEN THEY FIRST FIND GREY HAIR 16-20 years old 18.60% 21-25 years old 22.70% 26-30 years old 18% 31-35 years old 10.90% 36-40 years old 10% It is no secret that many of us observe a few grey hair much sooner than the expected age. Blame the food, blame the air or blame the stressful lifestyle. However, my lovelies, you can protect your natural hair colour, just follow through these easy-peezy remedies for greying hair. 1. Lifestyle Changes For Greying Hair Preventing grey hair has a lot to do with your lifestyle. You can be mindful of these few things to provide your scalp and hair with what is needed. 2. Reduce stress Our stressful attitude towards everything in life does a lot of damage to our body. It’s not just the food, it’s everything, from lack of physical movement to work-life imbalance. While not every little stress can be avoided, you can consciously maintain a happier and emotionally fulfilling lifestyle. You’ll be able to notice the difference in your hair health. 3. Consume vitamins To maintain the overall health of your hair, your body needs enough of B vitamins, biotin, vitamin D, E, C & A. 4. Get those minerals Much like vitamins, your hair needs minerals to promote hair growth and restore the damaged hair. You must get enough iron, zinc, magnesium, copper and selenium. 5. Quit smoking Not that you already don’t have enough reasons to quit smoking, it can also lead to damages and shrunk hair follicles. 6. Skip the sun At least as much as you can. Cover up your hair with a scarf, spend more time in shade. Direct exposure to UV rays and heat can damage your hair and turn them grey sooner.Stop the damage caused by over-doing itBleaching, hair treatments, heat styling, washing hair too frequently using harsh soaps and shampoos can damage your hair in noticable ways. Bare Tip: Use wide-toothed comb instead of brush, especially when your hair is wet.Home Remedies For Grey HairWe are all fans of home remedies, aren’t we? Here are a few simple measures you can take to prevent grey hair. Drink fresh amla juice every day or massage it on your hair once a week. Massage coconut oil or almond oil every alternate day before bed and wash it the next morning. Eat one tablespoon ginger and honey paste every day. Eat a tablespoon of black sesame seeds every alternate day. Massage your scalp and hair with ghee twice a week. Drink a glass of wheatgrass juice every day. Apply fresh amarnath juice in your hair, thrice a week. Rub onion juice on your scalp twice a week. Leave it for 30 minutes and then wash it off. Drink carrot juice every day. Eat garlic, cabbage, kale, sweet potato, almonds and broccoli. Include curry leaves and rosemary in your food or make a paste of it and apply it to your hair twice a week. Hair Treatment For Grey Hair No, not talking about the chemical-induced treatments. To treat your already grey hair, you can try making some natural hair dyes at home using herbs. Here are a few recipes.Make a paste of henna powder, a cup of black tea or coffee and half cup of yogurt. Let it sit for six hours. Add two spoons of virgin olive oil. Apply it to your hair. Leave it for three hours and then rinse it off.Mix one tablespoon of ground black pepper, half cup of yogurt and one teaspoon of lemon juice. Massage it to your hair and leave it for an hour. Wash it off and repeat the process thrice a week. Mix one teaspoon of bhringraj in two tablespoon of coconut oil. Rub it on your scalp and hair while it’s warm. Leave it for an hour. Rinse it off and repeat it thrice a week.Along with these treatments and tips, it is also important to use the right hair care products that are suited for YOUR hair type, and made without the use of the numerous harmful chemicals that have become the norm for shampoos, conditioners, and other hair care products. Bare Anatomy fulfills both these demands, by freshly formulating a unique formulation for every unique hair profile received via their hair quiz, and following the demanding European standards of clean beauty.

Flax Seeds for Hair: Benefits, Uses & DIY Hair Masks

Superfoods never cease to surprise us with their never-ending list of benefits, do they? Flaxseed is another one of those ‘good at everything’ superfood for us. It’s highly nutritious and good from a beauty aspect.🌱Fun fact: Flaxseeds are one of the earliest crops cultivated by humans. They are packed with fibre, protein, vitamins, minerals and Omega-3. People use them widely in salad dressings, smoothies and even as a snack during their weight loss diet. But did you know that these tiny-shiny brown seeds can bless your hair with growth and luster? What is Flaxseed? Flaxseeds are golden-brown seeds rich in essential fatty acids, antioxidants, and plant-based nutrients. Since whole flaxseeds aren’t absorbed well by the body, they are usually consumed in powdered form or as cold-pressed flaxseed oil. How flaxseed helps hair health? The nutrients present in flax seeds keep the hair nourished and scalp hydrated. When you apply a plant-based oil to your hair, it seals the cuticle and prevents frizz and hair breakage. The function of flaxseed oil is similar. Promotes Hair Growth: These seeds are a good source of B vitamins that help promote stronger and healthier hair at a rapid rate. Omega-3 Boost: They’re also rich in omega-3 fatty acids, which are often found in fatty fishes. However, it’s present in a different form. The omega-3 present in plant-based foods also helps in heart health and reduces inflammation. It’s a great source of fatty acids for vegetarians. Vitamin E Power: Much like other nuts and seeds, flaxseeds are also packed with vitamin E, which reduces the effects of free radicals on the scalp by looking at the production of sebum. 💡 Pro tip: Combine natural flaxseed remedies with Bare Anatomy Hair Growth Serum (infused with plant-based actives) to see visible results in hair thickness and strength Eating Flaxseed For Hair Eating the food and allowing the body to internally experience its benefits is one of the best ways to use a superfood. If you want to eat flaxseeds instead of using an oil or mask, that’s brilliant! You can take a spoonful of flaxseeds directly. You can roast them without oil and then consume. It’ll make it easier to chew them. You can make a powder of flax seeds and add it to your smoothie. You can also make a paste and add it to the dishes like uthappam, dips, dosa and so on. If none of this works for you, go ahead and take the pills. Yes, flaxseed softens are available in the market for medicinal purposes. DIY Flaxseed Hair Mask A flaxseed hair mask is like a natural spa treatment for your hair. How to make: Grind 2 tablespoons of flaxseeds and mix with 2 tablespoons of coconut oil. Add a few drops of essential oil. Apply on scalp and hair, leave for 1–2 hours, and wash with a mild shampoo. ✨ For hassle-free results, try Bare Anatomy Ultra Smoothing Hair Mask, enriched with natural superfoods and proteins for hydration and shine. Flaxseed Oil For Hair Flaxseed oil is rich in fatty acids that deeply nourish the scalp and reduce hair thinning. You can: Massage it directly into your scalp. Add it to your DIY hair mask. Use it as a pre-shampoo treatment. 💡 If DIY feels messy, switch to Bare Anatomy Ultra Smoothing Shampoo & Mask, formulated with Omega-rich ingredients to mimic the nourishing effects of flaxseed oil. How To Make Flaxseed Gel For Hair Growth? Want a natural styling gel that doubles as a hair growth booster? Try flaxseed gel. Boil 2 tablespoons of flaxseeds in 2 cups of water for 10 minutes. Let it cool, strain, and store in a jar. Use it as a leave-in gel for frizz-free, shiny hair. Side Effects of Flaxseed Despite so many benefits, flaxseeds may cause ill-effects if you go overboard, so make sure you consume them in moderation otherwise you may face the following issues. Low blood pressure. Increased risk of prostate cancer. Abdominal cramps, bloating, diarrhea, gas and constipation. Increased level of estrogen. Final Word Flaxseed is a natural powerhouse for your hair—hydrating, strengthening, and boosting growth. While DIY remedies are effective, combining them with Bare Anatomy hair care products ensures faster, long-lasting results.

Should You Be Ordering That Silicone-Based Hair Product?

The awareness about clean and natural beauty is shifting the priorities of the beauty industry for good. Every day you go online, you find a new option for the same old hair problem but how certain are you that it’s going to work for you? Your hair, my friend, is the Beyoncé of your life. You give it toxic ingredients, it’ll start looking dull, dusty and dead in no time. You give the right tools and nourishment; it’ll give you back a queen. And by now, most of us know that almost all our store-bought products are filled with chemicals that give short-term illusions and long term damage. So the question becomes, what should we exactly be buying and using. We'll get there too, but first, let's know what's all the deal with silicones. What Exactly Are Silicones? The basic buzz is that silicones are a type of polymer that have multiple uses. However, in hair products, they are used to create a protective coat around the hair. It makes hair look smooth, soft and shiny by locking in the moisture and reducing frizz. Silicone-based hair products are often recommended for curly and coarse hair types as they tame unruly strands and make them more manageable. To sum it up, silicones work like plastic that protect hair by waterproofing each strand for a while. Water-Soluble Silicones These silicones are the ones that dissolve in water, making them the good silicones. They wash off the hair easily without leaving any residue leading to a heavy buildup. If you wish to use silicone-based hair products, try to look for the ones with PEG as a prefix. It’s one of the most widely used silicone in hair products. It delivers all the promises made by silicone-based hair products without leaving buildup. It’s lightweight and leaves very little buildup on the hair. Non-Water-Soluble Silicones These are silicones that you cannot remove or penetrate with water. This leads to silicones “sticking” to the hair surface creating a plastic-like film, preventing strands to absorb water, air and nutrients, causing hair damage in the long run. If you've been using hair care products have non-soluble silicones, you can remove these silicones from the hair shaft by washing with clarifying shampoos otherwise known as shampoos with surfactants. Some non-soluble silicones that are typically found in hair products include ingredients ending with “-cone” Does Silicone Damage Hair? We know, we know, you all want your mane to look exactly the way silicones make it look but what if we told you, it’s rather an illusion. Much like plastic, silicone acts as a sealant against both air and water which prevents moisture from penetrating the hair shaft. Silicones don’t wash out of hair easily. Ever noticed how your hair appear smokey when blow dried at a salon? Yeah, that’s the silicones heating up and burning off your hair. Silicone isn’t a natural ingredient and its side effects can be bad for your hair. The shine provided by silicone is fake which comes from plastic. What you’re truly looking for is a natural shine which can be achieved with healthy and hydrated hair. Silicone eventually weighs hair down making it limp, lifeless and dull. Pros And Cons of Silicone in Hair Products Interesting fact: Silicones have been a part of the beauty industry since the 1950s. Much like everything else silicone-based products have both advantages and disadvantages. Here are the ones you need to keep on your tips when choosing your hair product. Pros Silicones do have a bad reputation but still they have been an integral part of beauty products because they’re effective to use. Unlike natural oils, silicones are stable and do not degrade UV light of heat. Such stability is needed to protect hair when you are exposing your hair to a lot of heat from direct sunlight and styling tools. Silicone-based hair products can make your dull and dry hair look healthy and shiny for some time. Not to mention, they make the detangling process easier. Cons As silicones are like rubber or plastic, they damage your hair a lot eventually. Silicone-based hair products may solve your problems temporarily but can never be the permanent solution. By using silicone-based products, you are allowing a plastic-like layer to form on your hair which is also keeping the nutrition from getting in. In essence, you might get the shine for a couple of days but over time, it will attract more buildup on the hair, weigh them down and make them dry. This is really unhealthy for your hair in the long run. Due to the lack of moisture, your hair will become brittle and will face issues like frizz and breakage. Should You Stop Using Silicone-Based Products? We, as lovers of nature, wouldn’t suggest a hair products loaded with harsh chemicals. We would rather like to draw your attention to all the wonderful options you have in your court to embrace your harmless personalized beauty. Based on your lifestyle, hair problems and hair type, your needs are very different from the others and we respect that the most at Bare Anatomy. We have made it super easy for you to go for a life that’s toxin-free. You can avoid all the buildup issues. If you agree to move to a more clean hair care routine, go ahead and use natural oil-based products. They’ll successfully lock-in the moisture that’s good for your hair. #baretip: Keep your hair naturally hydrated by giving them a much-needed oil massage. Things To Keep In Mind When Choosing A Hair Product Now that you lovelies are ready to shop, allow these tips to make you spend right and take you a long way. To choose the best hair product, firstly, you must be aware of your hair type. Studying the brands and the list of ingredients can prevent you from unintentionally damaging your hair.

The Ultimate Guide to the Top Benefits of Oiling

Your Hair In today’s fast paced world, one replete with pollutants, increasing UV exposure and cities that never sleep, it is often our crowning glory that takes the brunt of the never ending race we are all participants of. But that doesn’t mean that you should make your peace with hair woes, such as hair fall, thinning density, etc. Pause whatever it is that you are doing, sit back, and resort to the age old secret for healthier, revitalized hair. Intrigued? Read on to know more! OILING TIPS DOs DON'Ts Oil should be lukewarm Never microwave the oil, it losses its natural nutrients Apply the oil on the scalp by making partitions & then move to the length of the hair strand Don't rub your hair with the palms, it will cause breakage Massage the oil for atleast 15-20 minutes Don't wrap a hot towel, it harms the hair shaft Oil your hair atleast once a week Don't pick an oil that isn't meant for your hair type Why should you regularly oil your hair? Circa a decade or two back, when you used to visit your granny’s house during the summer vacations, she used to gently massage your hair with lots of coconut oil. If you still have healthy hair on your scalp, you know who to thank! When you treat your tresses to a good hot oil massage, it not only increases blood circulation in hair follicles, but also stimulates hair growth and serves as an easy and economical solution to a plethora of hair woes such as frizziness, dryness, split ends, etc. Sounds pretty great and doable now, isn’t it? Top 5 benefits of oiling your hair Though the benefits of this simple yet literally enriching activity are manifold, the following are the major benefits of it: Stimulates hair growth Packed with nourishing fatty acids, it promotes hair growth by stimulating the inactive follicles on one’s scalp. This not only helps with hair re-growth, but also improves its volume and thickness. Naturally conditions hair If getting rid of dry, frizzy hair is your major hair goal try the Bare Anatomy Personalized Hair Oil that is enriched with the goodness of nature and is tailor made to suit your personal needs and hair constitution. Curbs hair fall Following a regular hair oiling schedule is a sure shot formula of preventing hair fall and breakage to a great extent. Revitalizes and nourishes hair follicles Suffused with a repository of hair food it helps nourish one’s hair follicles which translates into stronger, healthier and denser hair. Rejuvenates hair tissue Hair oil penetrates into the scalp tissue and nourishes it with rare fatty acids, vitamins and proteins that strengthen your hair strands from deep within. Oiling your tresses the right way One may think that applying oil on your hair would be as easy as spelling out the alphabet however following the right method of application can ensure that your hair and scalp derives the best of the nourishment afforded by the hair oil. To derive maximum benefits follow the routine mentioned below and say hello to a happy, gorgeous mane that is there to stay! Rinse your scalp and hair with a good organic shampoo. Choose a nourishing carrier oil such as coconut oil, argan oil, mustard oil, and the likes of it and mix it with an essential oil for example lavender, rosemary, lemongrass or peppermint oil. Start by massaging the oil with your finger tips on the scalp and hair roots. Work your way gently from the roots till the hair ends. Comb your hair to ensure even and smooth application. Take a clean towel and dip it in hot water. Wring the towel and squeeze out the excess water. Wrap your hair in this warm towel and let it sit for half an hour or more. Wash your hair with your favorite, personalized shampoo to remove the excess oil and condition. Repeat the process 2-3 times a week if you have oily scalp, or once a week if the scalp is oily. Some frequently asked questions on Benefits of Oiliing Q1. Is it good to apply oil on hair every day? If you already have an oily scalp daily oiling is not recommended. However if you have dry ends you can apply some on the strands avoiding the scalp area. Q2. How can I hydrate or moisturize my hair naturally? To moisturize hair naturally, heat 1-2 tablespoons of olive oil or coconut oil and comb it through your dry hair. Cover your hair with a plastic shower cap and let it sit for about half an hour before you rinse it out. Q3. Why do the ends of my hair get so dry? In the event of an inadequate production of natural hair oils or excessive washing can strip your ends of moisture and make them crave hydration resulting in frizziness. Q4. Which is the best shampoo for dry hair? OTC hair care products may work for some and not for the rest. Make a switch to a personalized hair care regimen by Bare Anatomy that is tailor made to match your hair goals and particular preferences. Custom create your perfect oil To make your oiling sessions as effective as they come, you can also customize your oil at Bare Anatomy. Every hair type and scalp type is unique, and so are several external factors. Our scientists take into account several such factors, using the cleanest ingredients and the most extensive research to come up with the perfect formula for your hair.

What is a Hair Smoothing Serum? Your Guide to Using Hair Serum for all Hair Types

30 Seconds of Rapid Reading Hair serums contain silk proteins. They are best known for having an anti-frizz shampoo that treats damaged strands. Their chief ingredient is a non-sticky formula to prevent the clogging of hair pores. Apply hair serums along the affected hair length For complete nourishment, ensure it doesn't touch the scalp's surface. Hair serum is a specialised dermal product that treats affected hair roots. It contains essential nutrients which impart nourishment to dry hair and sensitive base. Individuals experiencing hair fall issues apply smooth, intense serum for deep conditioning from tip to root. If you are experiencing abrupt shedding, consult a dermatologist to use the ideal hair nourishing serum enriched with precious oils. Hair Smoothing Serum for fine hair: Overview Our scalp hair experiences may shed from chemical treatment, applying hot tools for styling, or prone to abrupt shedding lacking a dedicated hair care routine. A few drops of hair serum treat major hair issues and often reverse frizzy-hair like conditions. They restore hair texture, add shine besides, imparting a layer of beauty to your precious hair length. Reverse your dry hair issues by applying a few drops of hair serum to your damp hair daily. The daily benefits of using hair serum products The most popular benefit of hair serum is adding glossy shine with smoothing tresses. Made of skin-friendly ingredients, these have lighter formulas than conditioners, making them more compatible with women's hair. The benefits of choosing the best hair serums include: Protecting hair from environmental damages Using hair nourishing serums imparts a protective shield over the hair strands to battle against the following factors: Environmental (UV rays damaging hair strands and follicles upon prolonged exposure) Pathogenic activity (fungal infection clogging pores and triggering hair fall issues) Enhancing the growth of hair follicles Healthy hair growth happens from resilient hair follicles. Applying hair serum along the strands enhances its resistivity against stress. It protects the hair roots and follicles from brittle strands shedding upon slight abrasion. It leads to the rapid growth of hair along the length without compromising volume. Imparting nutrition into the hair Hair smoothing serum contain vital oils like argan, jojoba, and coconut extracts. They also contain hyaluronic acid-like compounds that play a crucial role in the secretion of collagen and keratin, both vital skin-building blocks. It prevents the thinning of hair, which keeps a check on the abrupt shedding of hair strands. Repairing damaged hair tresses Hair strands are most susceptible to getting damaged than hair roots or follicles. It makes the strands brittle while it suffers thinning, making them prone to shed. Hair smoothing serums contain ingredients like tea tree oil and sunflower seed oil. They help reduce inflammation of the scalp while also enhancing the overall length of hair strands. Restores hair shape and volume The primary use of hair serum is to provide overall protection to the scalp hair. When a lack of haircare routine or stress-mediated issues triggers hair loss, using compatible hair serum reverses frizzy-hair issues. It further replenishes the scalp with essential nutrients vital for hair growth, restoring hair texture and volume. What is the perfect way to apply hair smoothing serum to your hair? Hair serum, unlike conditioners, is compatible with both damp and dry hair. Not sure how to use hair serum? Here's the needful to apply serum when your hair stays dry: Comb your hair well along the length Pour a couple of drops on your palm. Apply from the ends and slowly climb up towards the scalp. Run your fingers to detangle any frizz-issues or You can rub the serum between the palm Then uniformly apply along the hair length Let it dry When using wet hair serum: Damp your hair well Shampoo to ensure its clean (chances of clogging otherwise) You may apply conditioner (depends on the hair texture) Pour some drops of wet-based hair serum Apply it along the hair length Let it dry Applying hair serum is the final touch of your hair routine. It keeps your hair smooth while generously adding shine to it. What are some of the natural ingredients that impart hair serum like nourishment? Hair serum imparts a silky and oily (not greasy) texture to your hair. Women can best apply evenly on their long strands across all hair types. When shopping for the best hair smoothing serums, check that their active ingredients contain at least one mentioned below. Coconut oil Nothing can control frizz-related issues better than coconut oil. Rich in lauric acid, it makes hair saturated with moisture, keeping it smooth and frizz-free round the clock. Besides, coconut oil acts as a natural hair mask, whether applied alone or after shampoo. Argan oil A rich source of vitamin E, argan oil contains natural moisturising agents (linoleic and oleic acid). It enriches the scalp, enhancing hair follicle proliferation. Best used as a finishing product, a dash of argan oil highlights the beauty quotient of your fabulous hairstyle. Apple cider vinegar Famous for its dietary benefits, apple cider vinegar acts as a multi-role ingredient in our lifestyle. It imparts: Balances scalp pH (4.5 to 5.5) Eliminates pathogenic growth (unclogs pores to prevent sebum accumulation upon fungal infection leads to itching). Checks excess sebum secretion by keeping the hair cuticle tight Helps treat frizzy-hair Avocado A rich source of vitamin A and E, avocado imparts oral and topical benefits on application. Applying an avocado-coconut mask to hair and scalp eases frizz-hair, hydrates the hair follicles, and entraps moisture along the hair length. If you are incompatible with eggs, avocado is a suitable replacement. Eggs With massive health benefits, eggs are a rich source of biotin (vitamin B-7), enhancing the healing properties of the damaged skin surface. If you apply an argan/coconut-based mask with eggs, it best treats scalp dryness. Also, clean your hair thoroughly after using egg-based products to prevent pathogenic infections. How to choose the best hair smoothening serum based on hair type? The best hair serums can treat coarse hair, imparts a smooth tone along the length, and restores shine from tip to the pore. Their active ingredients contain essential oil-based extract. To ensure maximum nourishing, buy hair-based serums enriched with natural oils without making the crown greasy. Treating dry hair issues Losing moisture because of climatic issues triggers frizz-hair, devoid of smooth tone and shine. Serum with silicon-based formula imparts frizz-control, it makes hair retain moisture and repairs damaged hair from the pore. Protecting curls along hair strands Curly hairstyles have whole different popularity. Again, it's prone to becoming frizz-hair, besides being vulnerable under the sun. The ideal serum should contain a lightweight formula to add moisture along the curled length from root to tip. Repairing hair from chemical treatment Chemical treatment covers highlighting your hair using artificial dye, straightening or curling using hot tools, regular sessions of blow-drying. It sucks moisture from the crown, causing your hair to turn frizz. To repair chemically affected hairstyles, buy oil-based frizz-free serums. It increases the water content in the hair surface to restore the secretion of essential oil, providing a complete overhaul. Hair serums for split ends Split ends affect the tip of the hair, splitting it from exposure to harsh conditions or a side effect of chemical treatment. Such hairstyle may retain a smooth tone between the root and the tip. It leads to frizz-hair when left untreated. When shopping for hair repairing serum, make sure it contains keratin, hyaluronic acid and collagen. These are building blocks of the epidermis and repair damaged crown in little time. What additional hair products to use with hair serums? The secret to a hassle-free hairstyle round the clock, your hair should receive nutrition daily like the human body. Besides, using hair-based serum is not enough without a comprehensive hair care routine. Here's the list of additional hair care products you need other than hair repairing serum. Role of hair oil Using hair oil daily is beneficial for long hair. It nourishes the entire hair volume from tip to root. During summer, hair experiences intense blow-dry from harsh climatic conditions. Hair oil extracted from coconut, olive, or jojoba shield its exposed surface from denaturation, preventing hair shedding. The need to shampoo We use soap to keep our body skin clean and free from secretive build-ups. Shampoo performs a similar role for crown hair. It cleanses the excess sebum build-up secreted daily to lubricate the hair follicles. Shampoos contain added ingredients to check hair loss, maintain a clean scalp, and add a refreshing tone to your hair volume after every bath. What is the purpose of a hair conditioner? Hair conditioner nourishes your hair from tip to root and adds a protective covering that shields the strands from damage with a subtle touch of beauty. Unlike hair oil, it's applied to damp hair after shampooing. It repairs blow-dry damages, rejuvenates coarse hair, and protects the hair follicles from environmental shocks that trigger sudden loss of hair. Hair mask and its advantage Benefits Of Using Hair Masks is to treat intensive damages like excessive drying, sensitive hair cuticle, sudden shedding or hair loss. These have higher moisturising potential than average conditioners. Besides, it contains raw extracts of essential ingredients beneficial for hair growth and restoration. The role of home remedies in smoothing hair A daily hair care routine is the first step to maintaining healthy hair. Homemade remedies nourish and replenish the scalp, also serve as a convenient and natural replacement for harmful chemical ingredients. If you are new to hair routine, here's what to do next: Occasional scissors Trimming is a vital part of hair growth and longevity. When hair strands extend, they may develop broken ends. Split hair strands affect the hair cuticle and become prone to frequent hair loss. Trim your hair conveniently from the tip to eliminate its splicing tendency. Nutritional supplements Most hair problems begin as a side effect of poor nutritional habits. If your diet lacks minimal portions of vitamins, minerals and macronutrients like calcium, iron, the hair follicles can experience sudden shedding from acute deficiency. If you have dietary restrictions or are a picky eater, consume oral supplements to replenish the lack of nutrition in your body. Follow haircare routine Design a personal hair care routine to tackle hair problems. If you have a busy lifestyle but look forward to sporting long hair, combining time management with compatible products helps neutralise hair issues. You can wash your hair on alternate days, apply shampoo and conditioners twice a week and put hair mask during the weekend if your hair is prone to an active lifestyle. Practice protection while going out Besides trying out hair treatment and applying home remedies, a preventive lifestyle is vital to reduce the chances of hair damage. When stepping out under intense sunlight, cover your face and head, or wear a hair cap to prevent harm from prolonged exposure. Also, after returning from a humid and sweaty day, apply a damp towel around your hair to keep it moisturised. Cold shower While lukewarm water is ideal for our body temperature, give your hair moisture-laden cold water during wash days. Showering using cold water enhances blood circulation around the scalp, keeps the hair cuticle closed, and prevents frizzy hair or abrupt breakage. Unlike warm water, it doesn't steal moisture and hardly leaves the hair volume dry and vulnerable. Using a homemade hair nourishing serum Hair serum has become a potential buzzword when discussing DIY hair care methods. Preparing a homemade serum for your hair has become easier than before. Find your hair type, make a serum using usual ingredients like coconut oil, rose water, olive oil, aloe vera gel and store it conveniently. Also, homemade hair serum is a cheaper alternative with zero harmful chemicals. How to maintain a hassle-free hairstyle? The secret to a hassle-free hairstyle is following a dedicated hair care routine. If you want to sport long and shiny hair in the future, here's what you need to follow: Regular trimming is a must for removing splicing ends. It prevents damage to the entire strand while healthy inches grow back quickly. Keep your hair braided (long strands) because it prevents entanglement when kept open, especially during sleep. Combing enhances blood circulation. People with long and thick hair show enhanced blood circulation in their scalp. Also, comb your hair before going to shower, never after it. Apply shampoo and conditioner conveniently. Stick to organic hair products that are 100% friendly to your scalp. Try warm oil moisturising in wet hair. You can also apply a suitable hair mask. You may visit a dermatologist once in a couple of months to check your hair for any underlying issues. Also, maintaining appropriate hygiene is vital to preventing lice infections or fungal attacks. What are the side effects of using hair smoothing serums daily? A nourishing serum is a concentrated source of ingredients that benefit hair development. Some of them contain minoxidil, enhancing hair growth and development. The rest impart scalp protection and contain silicon (lightweight formulation). Side effects include: Topical reaction (allergy, itching, inflammation, red hives) Triggers loss of hair upon application Causes unexplained dryness or imparts frizzy tone to hair strands Thinning of hair strands Always perform an allergy test before using any best hair serum on your scalp. What do netizens think about hair smoothing serums? The prevalence of damaged hair and serial hair fall amongst netizens has made them look for a preventive solution. While most hair smoothening serums promise zero hair issues, the sheer abundance of chemical ingredients in them makes it worse for individuals with sensitive skin. We are thoroughly against paid commissions to promote harmful skincare products. We value your tender skin because you deserve the best hair smoothening serums with authentic video testimony from real individuals. Still curious about customer ratings? Nykaa users and Amazon shoppers gave us a perfect 5-star! Summary of best hair serums Hair smoothening serums are an inseparable part of any hair care routine. Made with the goodness of essential nutrients, it acts as the first line of defence in keeping the hair strands tough and resistant to abrasion. Whether applying homemade serums or shopping for commercial products, use hair protective serums at least once each week. When buying hair protection serums online, always check for the active ingredients and their skin compatibility factor. Not comfortable about choosing the ideal hair protective serum, consult with a dermatologist before buying one.

Why Is My Hair Falling Out as a Teenager?

Hair fall is frustrating at any age but when it happens during your teen years, it can feel especially scary. Whether you’re 14, 15, 16 or 17 hair thinning or a receding hairline as a teenager can severely impact your confidence and self-image. Let’s break down what causes teen hair loss, how to treat it and smart hairstyle ideas to conceal and manage thinning hair for both teenage boys and girls. Common Causes of Hair Loss in Teenagers 1. Hormonal Changes & Puberty During puberty, hormonal changes can disrupt the natural hair growth cycle. Hormonal Changes can cause thinning hair or even teenage balding in some boys and girls. 2. Stress & Anxiety Emotional stress from school, social pressure or personal issues may trigger telogen effluvium a condition that causes sudden hair shedding. 3. Poor Diet & Nutritional Deficiencies Low levels of iron, zinc, biotin, protein or Vitamin D can weaken hair follicles. Many teens who follow extreme diets or skip meals face this issue. 4. Scalp Conditions Dandruff, seborrheic dermatitis, fungal infections or eczema can inflame the scalp leading to hair fall. 5. Overstyling & Heat Damage Excessive use of flat irons, curling tools or tight hairstyles can cause traction alopecia, especially in teenage girls. 6. Alopecia Areata An autoimmune condition where the body attacks its own hair follicles, causing patchy hair loss. 7. Genetics (Early Pattern Baldness) Male-pattern baldness can begin in late teens if there's a family history of early hair loss. Early signs include a receding hairline and thinning at the crown. Teenage Hair Loss in Girls: Specific Causes PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) Hormonal contraceptives or menstrual imbalances Overuse of dry shampoo, serums or harsh chemical treatments Frequent use of tight braids, buns or ponytails Teenage Hair Loss in Boys: Specific Causes High testosterone levels or DHT sensitivity Creatine supplements or steroid use for muscle gain Genetic male-pattern baldness (Androgenic Alopecia) Best Treatments for Teenage Hair Loss Treatments should always address the root cause and not just the symptoms. Here’s what works for most teens: 1. Topical Hair Growth Serums Look for serums with like the Bare Anatomy Hair growth Serum with Redensyl & Rosemary. Safe and effective when used consistently for 2–3 months. 2. Balanced Diet & Supplements Eat more: eggs, nuts, leafy greens, lentils, seeds. Consider supplements like Biotin, Zinc, Iron, or a multivitamin—only after consulting a doctor. 3. Gentle Hair Care Routine Use mild, sulfate-free shampoos such as Bare Anatomy Anti Hairfall Shampoo designed for sensitive scalps. Wash 2–3 times/week to avoid stripping natural oils. Avoid hot water while washing hair. 4. Scalp Massages Regular oiling or massages with rosemary oil can improve blood circulation and promote growth. 5. Stress Management Activities like yoga, journaling, sports, or meditation can help lower cortisol levels, reducing hair fall. 6. Medical Help If you're losing clumps or noticing bald patches, consult a dermatologist. For alopecia areata, treatments include steroid injections, topical minoxidil, or immunotherapy. Hairstyle Ideas for Teens With Thinning Hair Until your hair regrows, here are some stylish, volume-boosting hairstyles to try. For Teenage Boys: 1. Textured Crop Adds volume and distracts from receding hairlines or thinning crowns. 2. Buzz Cut Minimal maintenance and makes hair loss less noticeable. 3. Side-Part with Volume Works great for slightly thinning hair on top. 4. Crew Cut or Caesar Cut Keeps hair neat, low-maintenance, and reduces the contrast of sparse areas. For Teenage Girls: 1. Layered Haircut Adds movement and makes hair look fuller. 2. Loose Braids or Low Ponytails Avoid tight pulling and use silk scrunchies. 3. Bangs or Curtain Fringe Hides thinning hairlines or frontal volume loss. 4. Messy Bun with Volume Spray Casual and stylish while giving the illusion of thicker hair. 5. Short Bob or Lob Easy to manage and adds visual thickness to thin hair. When to See a Dermatologist? If your hairline is visibly receding at 15 or 16 You’re noticing bald patches or circular spots Your scalp itches, flakes, or burns You’re losing hair in clumps Final Thoughts: You Can Regain Control Teenage hair loss isn’t rare and it’s not the end. Whether it’s due to puberty, stress, hormones, or styling, there are ways to treat and even reverse it. The key is to act early, nourish your body, care for your scalp and stay consistent with treatments. No matter your gender your hair is a part of your identity but it doesn’t define you. Confidence grows from self-care, not just your hairline.

Improved Hair Care Routine for Wavy Hair and What Products to Use?

30 Second Digest Wavy hair is more prone to breakage and regular use of heat tools can cause damage. Water-based hair care products are best for wavy hair treatment at home. Air dry your waves to tame frizz and save it from damage from heat tools. Condition your hair at least twice a month to improve the texture of your waves. Wavy hair is misunderstood most of the time because of the subtle curl pattern it has. Most people think that their hair is just too manageable and it needs to be straightened to be 'perfect'. Before we get into details, we must understand that wavy hair is equally as beautiful as straight and curly hair and can be even better if you know how to care for wavy hair. In this article, you will find all the information you need regarding wavy hair - from how you can identify your hair type to what products are suitable for wavy hair. How To Know Your Hair Type The main reason why so many people fail to get healthier hair despite spending on expensive hair products is because they still don't know what their hair type is. Plus, wavy hair type is very unappreciated. Most people use styling products to curl or straighten their hair, thinking that it will reduce frizz and make their hair look presentable. The truth is, using styling products too often is not going to make an impact on your hair permanently. In fact, this will cause heat damage and will lead to hair breakage. Each and everyone has a beautiful hair type - they are just yet to know how to take good care of their hair. This chart consists of all hair types and if you see find resemblance with Type 2a, 2b, or 2c, your hair type is wavy. So now that you're sure of your hair type, let's understand how you can make it look even better. How to Choose the Right Wavy Hair Products for your Hair? Based on the chart presented above, wavy hair comes in three types - 21, 2b, and 2c. And each type requires a different treatment. Here are the ways to take care of your hair based on the type of your waves. Type 2a If you notice a slight wave to your hair with lots of body, your wave type is 2a. Frizz is usually a big issue for wavy hair and the best way to have that under control is to incorporate hydrating shampoo, conditioner, and hair mask into your hair care routine. You can style your hair with water-based hair products such as gel, mousse, leave-in conditioner, and serum. Type 2b If you notice 'S' patterns in your hair with a little bit of bounce, you have type 2b of waves. Frizz is a big issue for this hair type but that can be tamed with the help of extra moisturizing, water-based products. Try to use a hair mask at least twice a month to see a visible difference in your hair texture. Investing in a super-hydrating lotion is also a great idea for maintaining healthy hair. Type 2c This hair type is often confused with curls but the only way to tell the difference is to see compare the texture, thickness, and tightness. Type 2c hair has a proper 'S' shape and is described as 'deep waves'. This type of wave is prone to heat damage and breakage. To manage this type of hair with less breakage and frizz, using a cream-based or water-based hair mask twice a month is highly recommended by experts. Hair Care 101 for Wavy Hair Type: Wavy Hair Products to be used Every hair type needs proper wash and conditioning for smooth and manageable hair and wavy hair type is no different. However, the way of taking care is not the same for every hair type. There are a few things wavy hair owners must keep in mind on their wash days for effective long-term results. Here's how to maintain wavy hair for best results - Shampooing and Conditioning Shampooing with regular shampoos washes away the natural oils of your hair. That's why it is always recommended to use hydrating shampoos while washing hair to ensure that the hair doesn't look rough and frizzy afterward. Never forget to deep condition your hair once you are done using shampoo. Using conditioner after washing your hair is essential because it helps you maintain the shine you long for. Also, your wash day should be twice or thrice a week depending on how oily your scalp gets. Clumping The best way to make your waves look healthy is to clump your hair once you are done washing and conditioning. Wavy hair needs a few extra products to maintain its proper shape. The squish to condish clumping technique is very useful if you want your waves to look healthy and salon-style. Scrunch the ends of your hair using your palms as much as possible to achieve defined waves. Remember that clumping only works on wet hair, so it's best to do it right after a shower. Diffuser The best tool for maintaining wavy hair is a diffuser because it speeds up the drying process and gives you bouncy waves with more volume. But remember that diffuser can cause frizz heat damage if not used properly, so it's best to use this tool only when you are in rush with a heat protectant and hair serum to keep your hair free from damage and frizz. Air drying your wavy hair after clumping is much more preferred as it keeps the moisture in your hair intact. Wavy Hair Products Products made for wavy hair type is much different from other types of hair. Since wavy hair is prone to frizz, it's best to add hair care products that are water-based because products with heavy oil and butter can weigh down your hair and make it look lifeless. If you want to incorporate oil-based products into your hair care, look for argan oil-infused hair care products for the best results. Oil and water-infused products add moisture to your hair and make it look voluminous. You can also use gel and hair mousse to style your hair rather than using heat tools. Choosing 'the one' for your hair type can be tricky at times. Not everyone has time to do hours of research to find a single hair care product that matches all their needs. Instead, you can take a hair quiz at Bare Anatomy's website to get your hair care products customized. Finding your perfect match in shampoo, serum, conditioner, and hair mask will no longer be a tiresome process. Flat Roots One of the main issues of wavy hair is that they have flat roots that stick to your scalp. The best way to fix it is to use clipping techniques. Turn your head upside down while performing the clipping technique to get the best results. Another great way to maintain volume is to shuffle your scalp using your fingers. Tips to Maintain the Perfect Waves using Wavy Hair Products Taking care of hair doesn't end after the hair wash. Apart from washing and conditioning your hair, there are a few other things to keep in mind to maintain your gorgeous waves. Here are some of the best tips that will make you fall in love with your bouncy waves. Tip 1. Use the Right Hair Washing System As previously discussed, different hair types require different hair washing systems. Washing wavy hair extra care compared to fine hair and straight hair because waves are more prone to breakage. Avoid using warm water on wash day because it can make your hair lose its moisture and result in frizzy hair. Shampoos with parabens and sulfate are one of the reasons behind frizzy hair after shampooing. To tame frizzy hair, switch to parabens, silicon, and sulfate free shampoo. Another common mistake is using shampoo directly onto your scalp. This ensures that you are using the proper amount of product on your hair and not overdoing it. Also, start by using a small amount of shampoo for your first wash. Then, if needed, you can always add more product to your hair if you want. Co washes your hair after shampooing and conditioning for intense hydration of hair. Tip 2. Air Dry Your Hair Even though blow-drying hair makes the whole drying process a lot quicker, it's best if you don't make it a habit. Once you are done removing the excess water from your hair and the clumping process, apply serum or a leave-in conditioner and let your hair air dry. Using a diffuser, hair dryer, and other heat tools regularly can damage your hair. Tip 3. Use Wide Tooth Comb to Detangle Your Hair Brushing damp hair is never a good idea because that's the hair that breaks the most but brushing completely dry hair has its problems too. The solution is to use a wide tooth comb to brush your hair when it hair damp. This will help you detangle the hair with ease and will cause minimum to zero hair fall. Tip 4. Wrap Your Head with Cotton T Shirt to Remove Excess Water This is going to be a life-changing hack for your wavy hair. Aggressive use of towels while removing excess water from hair results in breakage and loss of moisture. Replace your hair towels with cotton t-shirts while removing excess water from hair to save it from breakage. Alternatively, you can use a microfibre towel to wrap your head after a shower. Wrapping Up Wavy hair rarely gets the hype it deserves because wavy hair owners are more focused on achieving straight hair or curly hair. If you are one of those people, this is your sign to stop damaging your hair with heat styling products every day and start enhancing your natural hair. Now that you know how to take care of wavy hair, it's high time you start putting in some efforts to make your hair healthier. With the right hair care products, you will soon achieve the hair you always longed for. FAQs about Wavy Hair Products What products to use if you have wavy hair? Water-based and argan oil-based products are best for wavy hair as they provide the hair strands with intense hydration. How can I enhance my wavy hair? You can enhance your wavy hair by deep conditioning it twice a month and using serum, mousse, and gel as styling products for hair. How do you take care of wavy hair? The key to taking care of wavy hair is to use water-based hair care products. Apart from that, don't forget to deep condition and use a hair mask twice a month. How can I brush my wavy hair without losing waves? Use a wide tooth comb or fingers to brush your hair. Be gentle while brushing your hair because aggressive brushing can lead to frizz. How do you take care of wavy hair every day? You can reduce wash day by adding small habits into your daily routine. Comb your hair to get rid of tangles, use silk or satin hair ties to tie your hair, braid your hair before you sleep, sleep on a satin or silk pillowcase, and you will notice a huge difference after a few months. What should you not do with wavy hair? You should not brush your wavy hair aggressively because it makes them lose its shape. It's better to avoid a hair dryer to blow dry your hair. Instead, go for air-drying because it will help you avoid getting dry hair. Should you brush wavy hair? Of course, you should brush your wavy hair. In fact, wavy hair gets tangled easily so it's recommended to brush it every time you see tangles. Remember to use a wide tooth comb for less breakage. Which treatment is best for wavy hair? The best wavy hair treatment is keratin treatment according to hairstylists. How can I treat wavy hair at home? You can do wavy hair treatment at home by deep conditioning and using a hydrating hair mask on your hair twice a month. To have perfect hair days every day, use a serum before stepping out of your house to protect your hair from external damage. How can I improve my wavy hair? The best way to treat wavy hair is to incorporate hair care products for wavy hair in your hair care regime such as hydrating hair masks, shampoo, conditioner, etc. How do you maintain good wavy hair? To maintain good wavy hair, you have to be consistent about your hair care regime. Use shampoo when you feel that your hair is getting greasy. Deep condition your hair after the shower to provide it with ultimate hydration. How do you take care of wavy hair in the morning? To take care of wavy hair in the morning, brush your hair the night before and put it in a bun or a loose braid.