Hair Care Tips For Monsoon: 10 Simple Saviours
Monsoon can be harsh for your tresses, often leading to hair loss or scalp infections. However enjoyable and poetic the rainy season be, it keeps swinging from times of heat to humidity, disturbing the pH balance of your scalp, thereby, enhancing the risk of bacterial or fungal infection. It is, undoubtedly, followed by a reduced hair volume and vicious treasure hunt for fallen hair at tricky corners of your home. All of this mandate taking proper care of your locks, while enjoying these wet mails from the sky. Here are some of the tips, approved by experts for sailing through monsoon.
1. Besides an aesthetic background for a perfect selfie, rain water brings with it several particles which might be harmful for your hair. The challenge is severed with high oil secretion in scalp during the monsoon. This necessitates washing your hair for a minimum of 2-3 times in a week.
Pantene Advanced Hairfall Solution, Hairfall Control Shampoo, Pack of 1, 340ML, Pink
2. Hair care is lot like taking care of a baby. Do not use waters of extreme temperatures while washing them as it may dry the scalp leading to damage. Also, avoid using hard water for hair wash. Use soft water for the final rinse, if you cannot avoid hard water completely.
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3. Wet hair are a source of infection. Use a micro-fibre towel, which absorbs excess moisture for drying your hair. Using a soft towel also causes minimum friction, thus reducing hair fall.
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4. Don't forget to massage your hair with a good conditioner after shampooing to prevent breakage while combing.
5. Tangling and friction with comb often catalyses hair fall. Use a wide tooth comb for detangling your locks.
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6. However classy your ponytail or tight bun look might be, tied hair are home to accumulated moisture and infections during rains, if not dried properly. Ditch those restricted hair, let them loose and let the winds caress your tresses.
7. To prevent exposure to hair damaging particles and excessive moisture, add a style quotient to your head with a plastic hood, poncho, scarf or trendy hairband.
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8. While going out, use a leave in conditioner that acts a protective layer for your locks. Apply it gently on tips and mid-lengths. Good smelling is an added advantage!
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9. If you have coloured hair, always condition your locks to prevent the colour from bleeding.
10. To nourish the hair from within and avoid dehydration, consume foods with adequate amounts of proteins, iron, and Omega-3 fatty acids.
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Hair Care Tips For Monsoon
| Product | Price in India |
|---|---|
| Pantene Advanced Hairfall Solution, Hairfall Control Shampoo, Pack of 1, 340ML, Pink | ₹ 220 |
| CLEO SFU 717 Shower & Tap Filter - For 1/2" Wall Showers, Hand-held Showers & Taps with 24mm Aerators (Matte Silver & Pearl White) | ₹ 2,495 |
| SOFTSPUN Microfiber Hair and Face Care Towel 340 GSM (Set of 2, Grey) | ₹ 270 |
| TRESemme Smooth And Shine Conditioner | ₹ 156 |
| Fortive Natural Pure Neem Wood Comb Wide Tooth Wooden Comb For Hair Growth For Women And Men (2 pc) | ₹ 240 |
| Vanilla scarf for women style girls stoles for party and wedding head covering scarfs combo | ₹ 675 |
| Ouidad Moisture Lock Leave-in Conditioner (All Curl Types), 250ml/8.5oz | ₹ 4,856 |
| Revlon Outrageous Color Protection Conditioner, 400ml | ₹ 180 |
| New Tree Roasted Flax Seeds (150g) and Chia Seeds (200g) II Net Combo weight 350g | ₹ 380 |
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