Doing too much to your hair? Try doing less.
Doing too much to your hair? Try doing less.
Many of us stack on shampoo, essence, mousse, oil, and spray — and hair ends up flat and heavy. In Korea, a simple routine is often the real secret to soft, shiny-looking hair. Here is the easy version you can start today.
More products can weigh hair down and make it a little greasy. Your hair usually needs less than you think, so keep just three core steps.
Step 1 — Clean scalp. Wash and fully rinse your roots so they stay light and fresh, and keep heavy products away from the roots.
Step 2 — Light moisture on the ends only. Ends dry out first, so a small amount of essence or cream is enough. Keep it off the roots.
Step 3 — Protect, then finish. Use heat protection before drying, then add a tiny bit of oil for shine. A little goes a long way.
By hair type: fine hair can skip heavy oils and butters, while thick or dry hair does better with a richer cream on the ends only.
How much? About a coin-size amount. Add one new step each week instead of all at once, and watch how your hair feels.
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Save this for your next wash day and share it with a friend. Results vary from person to person.
by APEAK HAIR
