Our hair tells us when it’s not happy. And dry ends are something each one of us struggles with. How do you know your hair is dry? Hair that is dry has lost its shine and overall softness. This can be from lack of moisture in our wash products, or that it’s time to part ways with our dry ends. A signal that moisture is off balance is when the hair becomes difficult to manage and detangle. Certain months even bring with it the static feeling in our hair and this is our hair screaming for help and moisture!
Here are the options you have in the salon
Moisture treatments! You know how we are constantly slathering our hands, face, and body in lotions? Our scalp and hair can require the same amount of TLC. And often we wash, condition, and then heat style without treating our hair needs. Repeated shampooing continues to make this situation worse because shampoos strip and cleanse our hair.
In salon, I offer an express moisture treatment that processes at the same time your color does. You’re placed under a halo color processor which allows all the hydration to touch every strand of hair.
But it will make my hair flat
Not true! Moisture treatments that are free from wax and plastic will not weigh our hair down. How often should hair treatments be used at home? The benefits of a conditioning treatment will last for a few weeks. Repeating this process every few weeks will help heal the damage and dryness color processing and heat styling takes on our hair.
Jacqueline is a licensed stylist in Montrose, Colorado. Her salon offers women’s hair color, balayage, and grey coverage services. Contact her here.
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.