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Elevating Moisture Step by Step
Thursday, March 27, 2014When I think of what I considered moistured hair back when I started this blog, I actually laugh. Each thing that I've discovered is necessary for maintaining my hair health has become vital.
- Colour rinses maintain my slightly red hair colour without further damaging it and correct porosity issues so I can hold onto moisture
- Pre-pooing with oil stops any type of shampoo from stripping my hair of the good stuff
- Darcy's Botanicals Lemongrass Transitioning Creme (or a good quality moisturiser) cannot be substituted for a lower quality product. I may have to rebuy when mine runs out (although I'm rationing it quite well) despite the price
- Liquid.Oil.Cream (LOC) for me is better than LCO or moisturising+sealing as I'm less heavy-handed with product that way and my hair is never greasy even after a week without washing
- Deep conditioners are vital! Rinse-out conditioners are not a substitute because the concentration of product is not sufficient
- Multiple washes a week are not necessary when hair is properly conditioned
- Trésemme Keratin Smooth Deep Treatment Masque is the one, allowing me to hold onto all the moisture I impart to my hair
- Using multiple protein products every week works well for me and my fragile ends
- A serum to smooth ends helps with looks and feel and is like a double-sealing to prevent moisture loss
- Apple Cider Vinegar is looking like it's going to be a staple, because after my last wash day, my hair has never felt so enduringly soft
Smooches,
Lam
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