Did you know that you can wash your hair and nourish it at the same time with just a conditioner. This is called the conditioner only method and it is often used by ladies with curly hair. This is why it is also called the ‘curly Girl’ method. But this method is also suitable for people without curls! The reason why the conditioner only method is mainly used by people with curly hair, is because curly hair is naturally very dry hair. The root of curly hair is skewed, that’s why curly hair needs more nourishment when you wash is. Dry curly hair can get easily frizzy and the aggressive cleansing sulfates in shampoos certainly won’t help to go against that frizz. In addition, dry curly hair should be nourished regularly to maintain its beautiful curl. Do you have brittle, dry, frizzy hair, and can your hair use some extra nutrition? Then I would definitely try the Conditioner only method! In this guide I will explain which ingredients your conditioner should contain to be suitable for this method.
8 Natural tips against an irritated scalp
An overload of flakes, itching, dandruff, dry feeling, eczema or psoriasis on your scalp, it’s all tremendously annoying. Your scalp is out of balance and it let’s you know that it doesn’t like the products you use for your hair! In addition, an irritated scalp can also slow down the growth of your hair. Healthy hair starts with a healthy scalp! Would you like to have longer hair? Take a look at your scalp! If your scalp is dehydrated, or it has a lot of flakes or eczema, that may be the reason your hair is not growing. Hair growth can be delayed or the hairs falls out quicker. Did you know that the hairs on your head can grow up to 7 years? Unfortunately, an irritated scalp can cause the hair follicles to release the hair way sooner.
Luckily, there are a lot of natural products that soothe your scalp so you don’t have to wake up from that itching feeling and your hair can grow well.
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Everything you want to know about your natural hair type
What is your hair type? It’s a question you might not hear so often, but it’s very important when you want to figur out the right products for your hair. In addition, it seems to me it is also nice to have a little more knowledge about your hair, what your hair likes and what makes it greasy or lifeless.
I’ve written this guide of different hair types, from style to frizzy hair, to help you out in your no-poo & low-poo search and so you get to know your hair a little bit better!
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