Waiting for your hair to get longer can be an inpatient process. If you’re anything like me, you have the desire for long, healthy mermaid hair and all of the glory that comes with achieving that!
Then, life tends to happen, and the things we do or forget to do can lead to damaged hair. Here are 3 things that I suggest to promote healthy, manageable hair.
1. Blow it out!
It a myth that skipping the Blow Dry means there’s less damage to your hair. Wrong! When hair is left to air dry, waves, poof and frizz can take over. We’re left to straighten and smooth the mess with irons and products. Instead, apply a leave-in heat protector, grab a paddle brush and have your style sleek and shiny for days!
2. Be Gentle on Those Locks
A lot of hair damage can happen when we’re detangling our wet hair. When our hair is in a wet state, it is more fragile and sensitive (especially you blonde ladies) and should be treated with care. For detangling after shampooing, I recommend using a Wet brush to rid tangle without the tug.
3. Say “NO” to Health Store Beauty Products
I’m a health food store loving girl… I really am! I don’t love the shampoo’s and conditioners that are sold in health food stores. Why? They’re a whole lot of hype and wreak havoc on our hair color. Often, because products are labeled “All Natural” or “Organic,” we’re led to believe that what’s inside those bottles will do GOOD for our hair. Unfortunately, their formulas leave our hair feeling like straw.
If you have the #HairGoals of being a long-haired lady, I hope these tips help you get there!
Jacqueline Weesner has been offering women hair solutions since 2006. Her salon in Montrose, CO specializes in women’s hair color, hair cuts, Brazilian Blowout, Balayage hair color and highlights.
This image showcases a dramatic before-and-after comparison. On the left side, we see a close-up of a woman's scalp showing signs of irritation - redness, flaking, and discomfort - clearly visible along the hairline and part. Her expression is pained and frustrated. On the right side, we see the same woman, but with a remarkable transformation. Her hair is now a beautiful blend of her natural color with graceful gray strands peeking through. Her scalp appears healthy, and she's sporting a genuine, confident smile. The contrast between the two images perfectly illustrates the journey from hair dye allergies to embracing natural beauty.