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- Choose your Shampoos and Conditioners |
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aim of applying shampoo is not only to clean hair but
also keeps hair healthy, beautiful and strong. A good
shampoo leaves hair manageable, easy-to-comb and glossy.
We can choose the shampoo based on the purpose whether
its for dandruff combat, reduce
oil on the scalp or hair loss treatment or
for the routine cleaning.
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Choose
a shampoo that is made specifically for your hair type.
Check the label for “for dry hair” “for
oily hair”, or “for normal hair”.
The difference between these shampoos is the concentration
of cleaning agent used.
Read the label on a protein-based shampoo and make sure
that protein is listed as one of the prime ingredients.
Avoid shampoos containing Silicon, Pyrithione Zinc,
Sulfate or Sodium Laureth Sulfate. (If the shampoo does
not say Sulfate-free, it may contains sulfates)
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Dry hair, Egg shampoos with softeners
and protein components are recommended and for
Oily hair, citric juice component in
shampoos helps to manage well and for Normal
skin hair tonic shampoo should be used.
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pH of shampoos, it is generally agreed
that neutral or slightly acidic shampoos are better.
If you have any hair problem use medicated shampoo
in consultation with your family doctor.
A shampoo should be judge by its performance not by
its appearance, colour, perfume, and not by its price.
It should clean the hair, rinse out easily, leaving
the hair smooth and manageable.
No Rinse Shampoos are now available
which can be applied without water and then simply towel
dry.
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Conditioner
plays the role of adding back the moisture lost from
the daily use of hair care products and excessive shampooing.
Choose a rich, moisturizing conditioner if your hair
tends to get dry and frizzy. A conditioner should only
be applied to the hair shaft and the ends do not apply
to the scalp, it will buildup and create a limp look.
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