Showing posts with label "hair care". Show all posts
Showing posts with label "hair care". Show all posts

Monday, February 20, 2017

Say Goodbye to Split Ends Naturally

Say Goodbye to Split Ends Naturally

Split ends are one of the most common hair problems that girls and women of every age have to face as their hair grow longer. As our hair age they start losing their ability to hold moisture and elasticity and this leads to stiff hair, which easily break into split ends. Chopping the hair off is a good solution but not every woman would want to chop off her priceless hair. There are numerous products available for sale in the market today, which help you get rid of split ends. However, most of them are full of toxic chemicals and make your hair dull and lifeless if you use them for a long time. Here are some natural remedies to get rid of those nasty split ends. 

     1.     Avocado
















Avocados are one of the best natural ingredients, which are mainly used in skin and haircare products. Avocado is full of nutrients that are good for your hair. They are rich in proteins, vitamins and healthy fats needed to make your hair look gorgeous. For application make smooth paste of olive oil and avocado, apply it and leave it for few hours. Wash with normal water.

     2.   Olive Oil

















Olive oil has been used since ages for food, skin and haircare. It has uncountable properties and it works as a natural conditioner as it hydrates your hair and hair follicles and moisturizes your scalp. It also increases the elasticity of your hair and makes them strong while lowering the rate of hair fall. Heat olive oil and gently massage it into your scalp and hair. Leave it overnight. Rinse it off with shampoo and use a conditioner.

     3.   Mayonnaise

Why buy those expensive hair serums and products when you can get healthy hair with just using everyone’s favorite mayo? Mayonnaise is combination of natural oils, proteins, and some peculiar ingredients that revitalize and hydrate your hair. Presence of eggs in mayonnaise increases the volume and strengthens the hair roots. Apply an adequate amount of mayonnaise on your hair and scalp, leave it for 2-3 hours and rinse off with shampoo. Don’t forget to use a conditioner.

SUMMARY
Getting rid of split ends at the cost of chopping down hair may not be the best choice for every woman. Get split end-free and healthy hair by just following these simple tricks mentioned in this blog.



How to deal with a bad haircut?





















We love to try every latest trend, starting from that glamorous dress that your favorite celebrity wore at the red carpet event, the haircut in which she looked so hot, to the long boots she wore. We humans have a desire to try out everything, which is new and sometimes these stylish looks that are carried nicely by celebrities take a wrong turn on us. Most of us have at least once in our life got a BAD HAIRCUT, because we opted for it impulsively. We dress according to our body shape and size and the same goes while choosing our haircut. But no one can go back and regrow the cut hair at once. However, you can figure out some tricks like these to deal with your bad haircut.

      1.      Wearing some hats never killed anyone
Just in case your haircut went too drastic and you’re too embarrassed to go out and flaunt them then relax a truck won’t probably hit you for that. What about some nice hats? Whether its summer or winter, hats are always in trend. Try wearing floppy and baseball hats during summer and knitted caps during winter.
      2.     Fake bun and hair extensions 
Do you think that all celebrities have so thick and shiny hair? They go for fake hair extensions and so can you. Buy some fake hair extensions according to the length of your hair and color, or you can buy a fake bun and place it on the top of your head and cover it with your real hair.
    3.  Headbands and Bobby pins 
Try wearing some big hairbands to take others attention away from your bad haircut. There are thousands of headbands available in the market, which you can get for yourself. You can also try styling your hair with some bobby pins for a clean look.

SUMMARY
A bad haircut is nothing short of a nightmare. This blog talks about the ways in which you can deal with a wrong haircut. However, we suggest that before going for these tricks, you shampoo and condition your hair at least once. The reason being that we may not realize the actual look of our new hairstyle until we wash our hair with shampoo. So you should wash and condition your hair first, and then try to style them the way you want. And, who knows you may start liking your new hair cut!




Monday, February 6, 2017

Hair Colors can reduce the Density of Your Hair

Hair colors are the most commonly used hair styling products that help us making a style statement. No wonder, the hairstyle speaks for itself when highlighted with these vibrant shades. But everything comes with a price and so does a hair dye. Some hair colors can lead to a tremendous hair breakage and damage, leading to a reduction in density thereof.
















Following are the reasons why hair-dyes can lead to a drop in your hair-volume, explaining alongside as to what hair-care products need to be chosen as a remedy.

Exploitation of Hair Shafts While Dyeing
While dyeing your hair permanently, your scalp and tresses go through a continuous stroking. At first, the dyeing materials are rubbed then the extra dye is removed by rinsing your hair with water. Later, a conditioner is applied and rinsed thereafter. This process removes telogen from hair, lessening the hair volume.

Chemical Penetration Causes Hair Damage
Chemicals are used to get the colors on your tresses. The tresses that you see above the skin are dead already and therefore they cannot be damaged when colored. The damaging results come when the chemicals penetrate beneath the scalp and disrupts the hair bulb – a part that plays an important role in hair growth and loss.  

Hydrogen Peroxide Weakens the Hair Shaft
Hydrogen Peroxide functions to make the cuticular scale swell for letting the dye reach the hair shaft, as the swelling creates an opening. In order for the production of artificial color to take place, hair shaft experiences a process of oxidation or reduction. For closing these ports, conditioner is used to reverse this swelling. However, the hair shaft stays permeable and leads to further protein loss.

It is not Hair Loss but Hair Breakage
The hair dyes do not reduce the density by way of hair loss. Rather they damage your hair and cause breakage that further results in a declining hair volume. Hair breakage causes thinning and alteration of your hair.
Therefore, hair breakage being the ultimate result of hair dyeing and cause of deteriorating volume, one needs to fight it. There are some herbal conditioners that do not contain any chemicals and let you have naturally shinier and healthier hair.

Summary:
The discussion lays down the reasons why one undergoes hair volume reduction by putting light on what your hair goes through as you dye it. It has also been discussed as to what can be done to address this dilemma.

Thursday, February 2, 2017

Twist your hair: Braided Hair Styles to Try This Winter























The best thing about braids is that they really test your creative side, as there are unlimited ways to style your hair into braids. Braids may appear like a style, which is perfect for summer. However, winter is the main time to braid your hair so that you can protect them from harsh weather conditions. Here are the braided hair styles that you can try this winter:
     1.     Fishtail Halo Braid: Braid your hair using the fishtail style and then wrap around our head by taking the tail up. Pin it on the other side and you are ready to rock all your winter attires.












     2.   Box Braids: Box braids are basically individual braids, which are thin but are made in a bunch. This hairstyle is very time consuming and difficult to make to but it can totally change the overall look of your personality.





















     3.   Box Braids Bun: If you are planning to attend an evening party then the box braided bun looks the best with your evening dress and overcoat. You just need to pull your braids into an updo and make a bun. You can use Safe Ayurvedic Hair Loss Therapy shampoo to get the natural texture of your hair back after you wash your hair.




















4.   Side Braid Pony: Give the classic ponytail style a modern look by braiding a small section of hair in the front and then pulling it back.

     5.    Sleek Braided Pony: This is one of the easiest hairstyles, which looks extremely sexy and consumes less time. Part your hair in the middle and brush back into a low pony. Braid the ponytail and then secure with a hair band.




















     6.   Cornrow Braided Bun: If you want to show off your expensive jewelry like neckpiece, a pair of earrings etc. in a party then this hairstyle is the perfect option for you. Combining wrap-around braided bun and cornrows is the perfect combination for chilly night parties.
























Tip: Use Neem Wood Comb while you are back combing your hair or detangling your hair before you start with braids.
Braids are a stylish option for hair hibernation and when winter arrives it becomes very important to protect your hair from cold winds and not so sunny days. For more braided hairstyles you can always take inspiration from your favorite celebrities who are rocking this trend at every party, ramp walk and red carpet events.










Winter Styling: Cool Winter Hairstyles for 2017

























When weather changes, we change the way we dress up but ignore the fact that we need to change our hairstyles too. Different weather conditions demand different hairstyles as the effect of every weather condition on your hair is different. Here are the top hairstyle trends, which you should try in winter to look stylish and to keep your hair protected from the harsh weather conditions:
     1.     Mini messy bun: When the wind is blowing, getting loose hair entangled can be really messy. Pull the longer hair strands up into a mini messy bun for a fashionable look.



















     2.   Unexpected Details: Braids and buns are common and popular too. But you don’t want to look like everyone, right? A tiny braid up the back of your bun adds just a little more style to your attire.
















     3.   Cover your hair with a cap: Bad hair day? Just curl the ends of your hair a bit, cover your hair with a cap and you are ready to look warm and stylish.











     4.   Chic Cuff: Going on a dinner date or lunch date? Add a cuff around the base of your bun and get ready to woo him with your cuteness.




















     5.    Redhead: Winter is your time to shine. When everyone will be wearing dull, dark colors, you take your styling to the next level by coloring your hair red and grab all the attention.














     6.   High ponytail:  Flaunt your neckline by making a high ponytail and letting the length fall down to your back.

     7.    Go for extensions: Just like celebrities you can also add length to your hair by sing extensions because long hair look extremely sexy no matter what the season is.

     8.    Fishtail: Add some interest to the back of your head and make it look very stylish with a fishtail braid, which is very easy to make.















With change in season there are many trends coming up to complete your look. To look like a diva all the time, everything is important from clothes to accessories to hairdo. While styling up do not forget that your hair is a statement of style, an affirmation of beauty, and an expression of self-love. To keep your hair healthy during winter season you should apply Strong & Nourished Hair oil and wash your hair with Safe Ayurvedic Hair Loss Therapy shampoo.