The health of your hair is the main foundation for a successful bridal style, regardless of what look you select. If your hair is rough and unruly with no natural sheen, your tiara or other headdress will fail to really make any impression. It doesn't have to happen to you ... You can shine beautifully, like the star for the day you are.
While the texture and colour of your hair, is very much a hereditary and individual thing, you are in charge of the condition; so you have to be careful that during this hectic time, you do not neglect a few basic sequences which could make all the difference to your hair and overall look in general.
You need to start early, during the pre-wedding phase, so that your hair can build up a strength and beauty by the time you get married.
Shampoo your hair regularly to remove dirt and product residue but be careful not to over shampoo and dry your hair of all the natural oils which will make it too brittle and unpliable. Try to stick to gentle shampoos so that you can be as kind to your hair as possible.
The cuticle of your hair needs to lay flat, always condition using the appropriate formulation for your hair type, making the structure smoother to comb. Herbal treatments have a great effect on the hair, are full of nutrients in addition to leaving a lovely, lingering fragrance..
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Keep your hair in control in the humid weather with a gel or light hold hair dress.
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Do have pre- wedding hair treatments, masks and massages to stimulate the blood flow to the scalp and deep moisturise your hair.
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Have a regular trim for a thick, healthy look and reduce split ends .
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Make sure you get adequate sleep.
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Drink plenty of water.
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Avoid stress which is not at all good for you or your hair health.
Reccommended Do's & Don'ts of Hair Care
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Do use a wide tooth comb when your hair is wet, never a brush until it is at least partially dry or dry. Your hair is at its most vulnerable when it is wet
Do be careful of the use of clarifying products. Overuse can strip the hair of vital oils. Twice a month is satisfactory.
Do visit your hair care professional at least every five weeks. While do-it –yourself is great and cost effective, a professional will detect early, any underlying problems which may cause distress later if not addressed.
Do avoid multiple chemical services. Sticking to one service minimises damage to the hair.
Do avoid cheap, obscurely named hair product gimmicks which make big promises, they can sometimes end up doing more harm than good.
Do research and get referrals on hair salons before you visit to make sure it is the right one for you.
Don’t try to colour your hair yourself, it really is best left to the professionals for uniform colour and minimal damage. If you simply must colour it yourself, use a conditioning hair colour of good quality.
Don’t choose a hair colour that is uncomplimentary to you. The wrong colour does you no favours, can make you look hard, washed out or even older than your years
Don’t use sun-lightening products. The sun can be very harsh on hair, it is best to use sun-protection and moisturising products which will benefit your hair not dry it out.
Do use good quality combs and brushes which will be smooth and kind to your hair, reducing breakage.
Do increase your intake of fresh fruits and green vegetables.
Do reduce your intake of spicy, processed and junk foods.
Don’t overuse styling tools such as blow dryers and curling irons which can dry out the hair if used too often.
Don’t sleep in hair accessories like bands and clips which can place stress and tension on the hair leading to breakage and even patches.
Do take a multivitamin course if you are feeling a little run down and your hair is reflecting your feelings but make sure you consult with your Doctor or health care professional first, before embarking on any vitamin regime.
A good cut is essential for the polished look and proper maintenance of your hair. A regular trim, at least every six weeks, must be considered a priority even if you are growing your hair, as you want it to grow healthily. However you still have to careful as to what manner you choose to cut your hair.
Do have your hair cut professionally. Regardless of how good you are, you really cannot do it properly yourself.
It is also inadvisable to enlist the help of a friend or anyone else who is not trained, as the results can be devastating, especially if there is a short time left before your wedding and there is no time to grow it out.
A few hair care fundamentals can go a long way to ensuring you have a lustrous head of hair to create your perfect
wedding hair style. If you are conscientious and stick with a routine, you won’t be disappointed.
