Showing posts with label damaged. Show all posts
Showing posts with label damaged. Show all posts

Monday, October 22, 2012

How to Choose the Best Hair Products for Fine Hair

Fine hair is hair that has dimensionally smaller hair follicles than those of normal, thicker hair. Fine hair is often confused with thin hair, which is a lack of hair follicles, but both thick and thin heads of hair may be comprised of fine hair. Styling and caring for fine hair requires a specific set of considerations, as narrow and weak hair follicles are easily weighed down by hair care and styling products, and can be damaged and broken off during the styling phase. Follow these guidelines to choose the best hair products for fine hair.

Choose Professional hair products  that are specifically designed for fine hair. There are many fine hair products on the market, including mousses, gels, root lifts, sprays and serums.

I would recommend those who have fine hair,  Caretrico Shampoo Type-S.
You will get some volume and texture! 





Sunday, June 3, 2012

Need to Tame Frizzy Hair?

If you’ve got natural curls and waves, then chances are you often get frizz. Curly, coarse, wavy, and thick hair always scream for an extra dose of TLC. They do this (and you can tell they’re in dire need of attention) by becoming frizzy. In other cases, frizz is genetically determined. In places where heat is a force to deal with, it’s a by-product of humidity, pollution, and sun exposure.
In an attempt to tame the frizz some people tend to go to extremes such as altering the texture of the hair through rebonding or perming. This, ladies, isn’t going to be effective. Neither will ironing it flat and stick straight. The key is to get to the root of the problem.

Let’s take a look at how frizz happens:

You get frizzy hair because of the lack of moisture in your strands. Your hair the cuticles swell up in an attempt to  trap moisture in the environment, and this causes it to become unmanageable and frizzy. This happens when hair is dry, parched, and damaged mostly because of too much chemical exposure, frequent exposure to heat, and (sometimes) your heritage.

So what do you do about it?
First, you need to have an arsenal of moisturizing products. This means stocking up on intense moisturizing conditioners, masks, and coating treatment. You’ll also need serum for that quick after-bath treatment.
Second, you’ll need a regimen. Do not shampoo everyday as it washes away your hair’s natural oils along with the dirt and grime that you want to do away with. Instead, wash it a couple of days apart. Use a sulfate-free shampoo. Use a moisture rich conditioner every time you shampoo your hair to replenish the moisture that’s lost in the process of washing. Deep conditioning and intense moisturizing ones are great investments. As much as possible, go for products that target dry, frizzy hair.
Your hair will also benefit from using coating treatment  at least few times a month. All it takes is 10 minutes, so I’m sure you’ll be able to find time for that. If you’re willing to go the extra mile, deep moisturizing masks done every week will help bring back life and luster to your crowning glory.
After rinsing your hair from conditioners, masks, and hot oils, you might have developed the habit of rubbing or wrapping it with a towel to get it dry. This you must avoid. Wet hair is at its most vulnerable state. Instead, use a paper towel, an old shirt, or a super absorbent microfiber towel to pat the hair dry and gently squeeze out the extra moisture.

Lastly, when styling your hair, try to avoid heat as much as possible. If you absolutely must use a flat iron invest in a ceramic one to minimize the damage. It uses infrared ionic heat to prevent damage. The same principle applies when you’re on the hunt for a blow-dryer. Ionic dryers use the same kind of heat and compresses the cuticles thereby locking off moisture that will make your hair go haywire. Before subjecting your locks to heat, always remember to apply a hairstyling protections.
Love your hair the way it is. Your hair may be a handful when they’re dry and damaged, but once you infuse life to them, they’re such a pretty sight for all ladies

Saturday, May 5, 2012

Get Super-Soft Hair


Soft Hair Strategies

 

 



Touchable tresses are every woman's dream. And they're easy to acquire! Here, fresh ideas for keeping your hair ultra-soft:

1. Skip gel. Most are made with strong-hold ingredients that leave hair crunchy and brittle. If you must use gel, mix it with a bit of hair cream before applying.

2. Brush gently. Too-harsh brushing can cause hair to break and split, which leaves it rough to the touch.

3. Use Shine Mist Water. It coats the hair, smoothing down rough and damaged spots. Apply to soaking-wet hair before styling.

4. Give hair the run-through. Once you've dried and styled your hair, run your hands over your locks to break up any sections left hard by styling products.

5. Moisturize. If hair is frizzy and wiry-feeling when dry, rub a small amount of hand lotion into the ends to make them touchable.

Sunday, April 29, 2012

How Can I Improve My Hair Elasticity?

The term hair elasticity refers to the amount of pulling and stretching that hair can withstand without breaking. As humans age, the amount of elasticity within the hair decreases. This part of the natural aging process and will cause hair to break easily, though this is not the only reason why hair may split or break on a regular basis.

The way that you treat your scalp also impacts hair elasticity. If you want to increase hair elasticity, make sure that you are treating your scalp properly. Every time you shampoo your hair, take a few moments to massage your scalp. By massaging your scalp, you are helping to stimulate hair strength and growth. This is precisely why hair students across the world are taught to massage a person's scalp while washing hair.

In addition, make sure that you are not damaging your hair by using the wrong type of hair brush. Brushes and combs that tear and rip the hair will not promote hair elasticity. Instead, choose a comb that has wide-set teeth, so that hair can easily pass through the teeth without causing any damage. Also, make sure that you do not brush your hair when your hair is wet. Hair is at is most susceptible stage when it is wet, which is why it's best to wait until your hair is dry to brush it.

As far as styling products are concerned, make sure to read product labels. As with food labels, certain product ingredients can be detrimental to hair elasticity. Try to avoid any products that include the oil-stripping properties. Chemicals such as isopropyl alcohol, sodium lauryl sulfate, and diethanolamine can damage your hair. Instead, look for natural products that aren't packed with harmful chemicals.

Certain styling tools such as straighteners and curlers can also cause damage. Also, coloring your hair on a regular basis may make your hair weaker. If you are going to use hair color, opt for an organic colorant that does not contain as many harsh chemicals as regular color. Most salons that are aware of damaging products offer organic hair color to interested clients.

By sticking with the tips listed above, you should be able to increase your hair's elasticity. If you find that these tips do not lead to stronger hair, then you may want to consider some hair strengthening products -- just remember to stay away from products laced with chemicals. Lastly, use clips and combs to hold your hair in place, since tight elastics can cause your hair to break.

Thursday, April 12, 2012

Recipe for Super Healthy Hair

Spice Peace line is the ultimate in luxury for damaged hair.  The whole line revolves around repairing and protecting your hair.   The line contains shampoos, conditioners, protectants, deep treatments and styling aids.  I have used several products from this line in the past, and  some of them more recently.  My friend worked at a salon for several years before opening her own, and her old salon featured different products so I kind of "forgot" how great the Arimino line really is!  When I worked as a cosmetology instructor we used the Spice system on the backbar.  Although I had suggested it for many people  I had not used it for myself for many years.  A few months ago I was getting my hair done by my friend at the salon she works at and I saw the treatment system on the backbar.  My hair had been feeling a bit dry and damaged so I asked if I could add on a treatment service.  All I can say is WOW!  My hair felt SO amazing after!  I had been using another deep conditioning treatment at home but this made my hair feel so much better I couldn't believe it! 

Well it only took once until I knew I needed to dump my other backbar treatment for her clients and immediately start using Peace treatment on my backbar!  In her salon I chose to feature the 2 deep treatments. Just amazing result. 

The reason why this treatment is so great is because it gives moisture and protein.  Protein strengthens your hair and moisture makes it soft.  A lot of treatments only contain protein OR moisture, with the two steps you get both.

Saturday, March 3, 2012

Base Treatment

Whether hair is dry, damaged, color-treated, fine and lifeless, coarse and unmanageable, or just needs a little something extra to make it really healthy and beautiful, Arimino Peace hair products offer targeted solutions to meet every hair type's specific needs.

 Caretrico Base Treatment is the proven key to the effectiveness of Arimino Peace hair care products, which incorporate Human Hair Keratin in a wide range of molecular sizes to suit every hair care need. Arimino Peace hair products actually repair damage to hair while you are styling it, at every step of the way from shampoo to adding hair color products to final blow-drying.

Get the advantage of beautiful, healthy hair by using Peace Caretrico hair  products and other Peace Caretrico hair products to restore hair to its natural health and luster while you are creating the perfect style and color!









Saturday, February 4, 2012

The Best Treatment For Thick And Corse Hair




If you have dry and coarse hair, you need to find products that can return moisture to your hair and improve its overall texture. If you hair gets damaged, the result is typically dry and coarse hair. Avoid damage by limiting your hair's exposure to the sun, wind, chemical processing and heat-based styling products.

This product is named “Caretrico Marbling Care Essence Type-EX” by ARIMINO company in Japan and this is one of the best hair treatment essence for thick and corse hair. The product is inexpensive and works on restoring moisture to the hair.