People underestimate the power of a shampoo service. This is the one time that a woman can sit back and not worry about getting get her hair wet. lol
It's such an invigorating feeling to have someone shampoo all of your troubles away at the shampoo bowl. You can just relax and release. It's an important step in the overall process of getting your hair done.
Tip One
Remember to shampoo your hair with warm to cool water, because hot water can be very drying to the hair.
Tip Two
When you shampoo your hair, be sure to stop occasionally and move your hands in a downward motion as you work down the hair shaft. This will help to prevent your hair from tangling.
Tip Three
Hair is weakest when it's wet so this is the time to be most careful with your hair. Remember that it is best to detangle your hair with conditioner and a Large Tooth Detangle Comb. This helps to give each strand of hair more room to travel when combing through the hair. It will enable the hair to detangle easier and reduces the chance of potential breakage.
These helpful tips should be done on a regular basis when shampooing your hair between salon visits. It will ensure that your hair will maintain its length, be manageable and beautiful.
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Hello, I recently sent a comment, and I decided to send it again with a bit more detail. A couple of months ago you mentioned a shampoo and conditioner I should try. However, I unfortunately lost my mobile phone, and the name and type or shampoo and conditioner you mentioned was lost along with it :-( For many, MANY years I have been a user of Redken’s All Soft shampoo and conditioner for dry/brittle hair. This was recommended by my previous hair care professional while living abroad, during my work with the military. I must admit it did wonders compared to what I had used previously. Yet, I am thinking I may need to reassess and try something new. As a long time fan, I am eager to get your take on the specific Redken product I have been using all this time, but at the same time I would like to get the name and type of product you mentioned to me a couple of months before. I thank you in advance! Wishing you continued success in your quest to enlighten those of us who need enlightenment, and the parting of sensible knowledge allowing us an additional outlet in learning to live our best life.
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