If you have naturally shapely or waving hair, you will be told how cute it is.
But in fact, it can be difficult.
Normal increase in humidity in this time of the year means that you maintain hair Without Friz is called easy.
“Furies occur when the hair rumor becomes rough and gets up, allowing the air to enter the hair shaft,” the British hairdressers of the year and Tony and Tony and Gai Global Creative Director, Cos Sakkas.
“It can deteriorate with humidity and unexpected weather mixture because we head in spring.”
We listen to the leading hairstylist and trichologist to get fries-free hair in this spring.
What is the reason for fridge?
“Humidity or a moist rainy day may be a criminal,” says Anabel Kingsley, a trichologist and owner of the Philipp Kingsley.
“When the hair gets wet, hydrogen bonds that help keep it in shape they break temporarily. It does not harm your strands – when your hair dries, they immediately reset!”
When dried hair absorbs moisture, it is swollen instead of laying flat. This is the one that causes fridge during hotter and wet months – April Shower!
While fridge can often be down in your environment, how much it affects your hair for genetics.
Kingsley explains, “How your hair, which depends on your natural structure-or so straight, waving or curly-and how much it is, how easily it enters moisture and comes out of your hair shaft.”
How is hair washing affected
You may wonder that this is just humid weather that causes fries, but how your hair reacts, it begins with how you wash it.
“Over-washes with Harsh shampoo can leave a thick hair texture,” Sakkas explains. “It is best to wash hair two to three times a week with a gentle, sulfate-free shampoo, to maintain hydration while keeping fries on bay.
“Also avoid using warm water on your hair, lukewarm water is better for hair and scalp and the color will stop fading.”
Similarly, your shampoo and conditioner are important to prevent fries.
Kingsley says, “A shampoo designed for coarse or coilly hair texture is often going to be too nutritious and does not enough to cleanse sufficiently for someone who has fine, textured hair because they require very light-wrenching products,” Kingsley says.
“Your conditioner is even more important because it is the same that provides moisture and nutrition to your strands. It also lubricates and seals the hair cuticle while reducing the fridge.
Ogx Keratin Chaurasai Oil Shampoo, £ 4.72 (£ 9.45), Wetroz
OGX Biotin and Collagen Conditioner, £ 4.20 (£ 8.40), Vetroz
How should you dry your hair
Unexpectedly, how you dry your hair, it can have an equal effect on fridge as washing and style.
Drying both towel and shock can cause friction to the cuticle. “Traditional towels can be made cuticle,” says Princess of Richard Ward, a London -based hairstylist in Wales.
“Instead, use a microfiber towel or a cotton t-shirt rather than gently stain-excess water.
“And by drying, if a disaster or a heat is done incorrectly without a protecting, the fridge can make it worse,” they say. “Always use a heat protectant and a low-heat setting and indicate the nozzle down to lubricate the cuticle. A boar bristle brush can also help subdue fries.”
If you have time, the best way to avoid fridge is allowed to dry your hair.
“The air drying can help reduce fridge if it can be done correctly,” says Ward. “” Just apply a leave-in conditioner and avoid touching your hair too much as it dries. “
Air drying also helps to maintain and keep your hair natural curls and waves.
Tresmme Heat Defense Style Spray, £ 3.97 (£ 5.95), just my look
Hask Argan Oil Repairing 5-in-1 Leave-in conditioning spray, £ 4.99 (£ 7.49), just my look
Long -term fries control salon treatment
If you find no matter what home remedies you use, you are still having trouble with fries, experts say there are some in-salon remedies that can help.
“Keratin remedies can make hair more manageable, especially if your hair is particularly frizzy, thick and uncontrolled,” says Kingsley.
“For those who continuously use heat on their hair, they notice that once keratin is treated, their drying time is reduced.
“However, it is important to note that although a visually a person may feel that their hair is benefited by this treatment, but can have a business with hair health as it can affect fiber integrity.”
If you are concerned about long -term hair health, it can be a better option to choose for a weekly hair mask.
But these are not only hair products that contribute to fries, but your daily habits. “You need to protect the hair from heat and travel to the salon for regular trims, which to get rid of split loops, which can make frizzy hair even worse,” Sakkas explains.
“It is also important to be hydrated – you show through your hair in your body, so a lot of water and a good, balanced diet are really important.”
label. M-Plex Bond Repair Miracle Mask, £ 39, Tony and Man
Best product to control fridge and avoid Greece
The best products to combat fries are those that combat water.
“Use products that will coat the cuticle with a hydrophobic (water-rational) layer,” Kingesley is called.
“It not only keeps the moisture out, prevents hair from becoming fries, it helps lock moisture into your strand so that they remain hydrated.”
Kingsley also noted that when it comes to fries, you do not need to rule with infamous silicones.
“Silicons get a poor reputation, but there are many types of silicones and they can provide amazing styling benefits, especially where fridge is concerned,” she says.
As long as oil and serum are often sold to us as miracles fries-control products, they can often leave our hair smooth and lame.
“To avoid lubricating, start with the pea-shaped amount, heating it between your palms before applying at the middle-length and ends,” explains the ward.
“Avoid roots, as it can reduce hair. You can use them on moist or dried hair for pair shine and fridge control.”
Kérastase alixir ultime l’uheile original hair oil new, £ 19.60 (£ 28), just my look
Philip Kingsley Fries-Fighting Gloss Smuthing serum, £ 25
