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Dull thin hair

Dull thin hair

Signs: 

  • Hair has lost its attractive appearance, gets tangled and hard to comb
  • Less shine
  • Less volume
  • Brittle hair, split ends

Causes:

  • Genetic factors
  • Negative impact of agressive chemical dyeing, bleaching, perming etc.
  • Intensive sun bathing
  • Stress
  • Tight braiding, making afro braids and dreadlocks
  • Deficiency of proteins, valuable fatty acids and some micronutrients in the diet

Solution:

  1. Mild, non-aggressive cleansing using modern foaming agents. Shampoos with plant-derived surfactants based on coconut oil and natural sugars give the best result.
  2. Delicate and careful combing. For dry, curly and prone-to-tangling hair, its advisable to additionally use leave-in lotions.
  3. A light massage of the scalp stimulates blood supply to the hair follicles, strengthens the hair and activates its growth.
  4. Additionally, this simple procedure relieves stress, which also has a beneficial effect on the condition of both hair and skin.
  5. Daily protection from external damage, primarily against ultraviolet radiation.
  6. Nourishing and moisturizing substances to restore the strength and elasticity of the hair shaft.
  7. Essential vitamins and other micronutrients for the flow of biochemical reactions that ensure normal functions of the scalp, hair growth and optimal structure of keratin – the main protein forming the hair.

Most often, cosmetic products for dull thing hair include such ingredients as:

  • Argan oil
  • Moringa oil
  • Inca inchi oil
  • Wheat germ oil
  • Wheat proteins
  • Arginine
  • Betaine
  • Birch sap
  • Horsetail extract
  • Nettle extract 
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