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Enemies Of Healthy Hair

Healthy strands boast tightly closed fine-toothed comb, yanking at tangles,
cuticle layers. If hair is in good brushing hair 20 times a day,
condition, it shines, swings, feels good absent­mindedly tugging at locks,
when touched, and has no "cotton-candy" backcombing strands for a fuller finish -
ends or split strands. The easiest route these all constitute rough handling, and
to healthy hair is to avoid as many of they're all surefire ways to damage
the following damaging things as fragile tresses.
possible. Every time you handle your hair, even if
Shampooing you just push your fingers through it,
Shampoo works by removing dirt and excess you put stress on its cuticle layer,
sebum from the hair's surface. Gentle causing the cuticle's tightly overlapping
shampoos remove just what they need to. tiles to come unhinged; in hair-care
Harsh shampoos, however, can take with circles, this is known as mechanical
them your hair's protective sebum, that damage. Particularly aggressive treatment
necessary natural oil that keeps hair can even strip away a section of these
pliable, moisturized, and healthy. In tiles. When this protective armor is
some cases, harsh shampoos also disrupt compromised or removed, hair splits,
your hair's cuticle layer, roughing up frays, or snaps off.
those tile-like portions and allowing Hair accessories
damage to the interior cortex. Ponytail holders, barrettes, combs, clips
Wet hair is up to 30 percent weaker than - most of us have been using these and
dry hair, so handle damp strands other hairdo helpers since childhood.
carefullly! Wait untill your locks are This is fine, as long as you don't use
dry before doing any heavy-duty brushing, them more than one to three times a week.
combing, or styling. Wearing your hair day after day in the
Don't overdo it same style can wear away the hair's
In countries such as America, where cuticle layer and cause breakage in those
people have a pathological obsession with locks that are contained by the
squeaky-clean tresses, hair is often accessory. For instance, the hair
overwashed. (As an American, I am allowed directly under a barrette can be roughed
to say all of this.) When strands are up by the friction created between the
shampooed too frequently - this means hair and the ornament's metal clasp.
washing hair when it doesn't need to be Similarly, if you're not gentle when
washed - there is no dirt for shampoo to removing them, hair accessories can
remove, so it moves to whatever else damage locks in another way: Try not to
happens to be clinging to your strands: yank free any tresses that become stuck
This is usually your hair's protective in the hinge of a clip or a barrette or
sebum. Get into washing habits that suit wound around a ponytail holder.
your hair and you will benefit from Unfortunately, ripping strands out of a
healthy­looking, naturally shiny hair. hair ornament's grasp can strip away a
Rough handling long swath of the cuticle layer.
Raking through damp strands with a




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