Hair Care II
Many do not apply oil properly. First let me come out with my points, then we can start discussing about it.
Some have the habit of washing the hair daily. I do, for one. For these, slight application of a little hair oil, with their fingertips on to their scalps will be enough.
For those who wash their hair only twice or thrice a week:
They can apply oil into the scalp the night before they have their hair wash. Massage your scalp nicely with the hair oil. You need not use oil liberally but a little just enough for your scalp, so that it does not get dry and brittle. You also have to watch your hair ends so that it is well oiled. Tie your hair up and wash it the next day morning with a mild herbal shampoo.
For those who wash their once a week:
You have to have hot oil massage every week to see that your hair is oiled and is hydrated. Part your hair and with cotton wool dipped in warmed oil, apply the whole of scalp and the hair till the ends. You have to use oil liberally. Then use your fingertips to massage your scalp nicely. Dip towel into hot water , squeeze it out of extra water and tie it up around your hair.
Change twice or thrice when the towel gets cold. Wash it after an hour atleast.
Dos and don'ts:
Please, please do not use drier to dry you hair.
Do not wet comb your hair.
Do not use bands on wet hair.
Let the hair open and dry out naturally. Or use a towel to wipe the extra water dripping.
Slightly rub the scalp to get the extra moisture out.
Do not use a comb for untangling the knots. If you have to, then use your fingers or a wide toothed comb.
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Some have the habit of washing the hair daily. I do, for one. For these, slight application of a little hair oil, with their fingertips on to their scalps will be enough.
For those who wash their hair only twice or thrice a week:
They can apply oil into the scalp the night before they have their hair wash. Massage your scalp nicely with the hair oil. You need not use oil liberally but a little just enough for your scalp, so that it does not get dry and brittle. You also have to watch your hair ends so that it is well oiled. Tie your hair up and wash it the next day morning with a mild herbal shampoo.
For those who wash their once a week:
You have to have hot oil massage every week to see that your hair is oiled and is hydrated. Part your hair and with cotton wool dipped in warmed oil, apply the whole of scalp and the hair till the ends. You have to use oil liberally. Then use your fingertips to massage your scalp nicely. Dip towel into hot water , squeeze it out of extra water and tie it up around your hair.
Change twice or thrice when the towel gets cold. Wash it after an hour atleast.
Dos and don'ts:
Please, please do not use drier to dry you hair.
Do not wet comb your hair.
Do not use bands on wet hair.
Let the hair open and dry out naturally. Or use a towel to wipe the extra water dripping.
Slightly rub the scalp to get the extra moisture out.
Do not use a comb for untangling the knots. If you have to, then use your fingers or a wide toothed comb.
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Hi E,
I do use the dryer but totally on cold setting (since i do not prefer frizzy hair)
what my beautician has told me for my hair type (gets oily at the roots on the 2nd day) is to apply watered down gentle shampoo (silicone free) to the scalp and work it down to tips. Apply conditioner to tips first and work it up (but not upto scalp). She has stressed not to use a lot of shampoo and not to use it straight. Same with oil i.e apply to tips and not to roots (since it gets oily at the roots) night before or at least 2 hours before.Posted 17th December 2007 at 11:39 AM by Blondie
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Yes, Blondie,
If you give pressure and give massage to your scalp you help the oil glands to secrete more oil and the hair gets oily which you would not want since your hair is oily already.
Some beauticians give you the right tips. I have seen some, they spoil everything, like they did for me!!
I take hair bath daily, being a malayalee and got used to it. I use shampoo twice a week because of the dirt it collects but then I use oil regularly.
All the bestPosted 17th December 2007 at 08:17 PM by Eljaype - Dear latha,
My daughter is 8 yrs old , when she was 3 - 4 months baby that time she had dandruff type in the middle of her head ,we showed to doctor at that time he gave some medicine(cream) to apply and the doctor told it will go off as she grows .I also left applying the cream before she was 1 yr, but she still as dry dandruff (powder type) ,when I apply oil nothing is seen in the head it is very clear, but she as itching for few mins then its ok, only when no oil the dandruff is seen. I think hers is dry hair. I want a remedy for this situation . Very rare I apply methi seeds grinded with aloevera, and what type of shampoo should be used to her .She as very short hair.
thanks,
regards,
lathaPosted 18th December 2007 at 04:17 AM by lathamohan - Dear Latha,
I do not think it is dandruff. It should be because of dry hair.
Just warm a little coconut oil, as and when it heats up add pepper and heat till the pepper bursts. Then remove from fire and cool. Store in a bottle. You can use this oil for her massage. It'll help with the itching.
There is another method also. Take tulasi powder, mix it in water and apply it on her head once a week .After 15 minutes wash it off. It'll also help to control the itching.
Make her drink more water and fluids to hydrate her skin, as otherwise she is quite fine.
Which shampoo are you using for her. If it is clinic please stop it. It will worsen the problem. Use very mild, herbal shampoos like Nyle, Himalayas, Boutique shampoos or even baby shampoo if you like.
All the bestPosted 18th December 2007 at 07:19 AM by Eljaype - Dear latha,
Thanks a ton for ur valuable reply. I use Himalaya normal hair (anti-dandruff with rosemerry and tea tree oil) shampoo for her, now I think to use only baby shampoo or shall i use himalaya normal(not dandruff one). Regarding oil usually I prepare at home making a paste of curryleaves, tulasi, aloevera (these I get in qatar) and heat it with coconut oil, now I can follow ur method of black pepper.
thanks again,
lathaPosted 18th December 2007 at 08:30 AM by lathamohan
