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• Method 1 of 3: Wash your hair
• Method 3 of 3: Dry and brush your hair
• Tips
• Warnings
• Necessities

Washing your hair daily dries out your hair and removes oils that would naturally soften your hair. To get soft hair you have to make up for the loss of this oil. You should wash your hair every few days, condition it with natural oils, brush it gently, and avoid harsh and / or hot water.

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Method 1 of 3: Wash your hair

1. Wash your hair with shampoo. Use warm water and give your hair a healthy foam. Washing it every few days will get all the dirt out and make it soft and manageable.
   • Gently comb your hair before washing out the shampoo. Don't use a brush while your hair is wet, use one after rinsing out the shampoo. Rinse the shampoo after combing your hair.
   • Don't wash your hair with piping hot water. Piping hot water steals the natural moisturizing oils from the hair. Instead, use warm to cold water.
2. Buy a filter for your shower head. You can find them at most hardware stores and department stores. It will filter the chlorine and various minerals from the water, resulting in healthier hair and skin.
3. Use conditioner. Always take care of your hair after washing with a dollop of conditioner the size of 10 cents. This will keep your hair soft and smooth. Do not wash out all conditioner completely. Leave a little bit behind after you shower - enough to leave your hair feeling smooth as long as it's wet. Hairdressing products are best, if you can afford them, some conditioners are specially formulated to soften your hair.
4. Avoid using hot styling devices such as a curling iron and flat iron. The heat damages your hair and makes it lifeless. Excessive curling burns your hair and makes it hard, brittle and brittle. You may be able to partially repair your split ends with pure argan oil, but the only way to fully restore them is to get your hair cut.
5. Try making a hair mask. You can spread a layer of honey, egg yolk or eggshells on your hair for a natural smoothing experience. Leave the mask on for 15 minutes to an hour, then wash thoroughly with shampoo. You can also leave it on overnight, but this will not greatly enhance the soothing effect. Repeat the procedure a few times a week, and you will find that your hair is getting softer.
   • Make a hair care mask with honey. Spread a honey mask on your scalp and massage it for 5 minutes so that it spreads all over your hair. Let this mask sit for about 20 minutes and then wash it off. Honey helps hair to restore moisture balance. It also helps prevent infections, which keeps your hair smooth and silky soft.
   • Make an egg mask by mixing a few drops of lemon with an egg white. After you have mixed these ingredients well, apply this on your hair and let it sit for 15 minutes. This home remedy not only provides softness, but also fights dandruff and makes hair strong.
   • Crush eggshells into a powder. Mix that with a little water until it is not dissolved, but enough to stick to your hair. Then spread the crushed eggshells over the part you want to soften. Let it dry for 30 minutes to an hour, depending on how soft you want your hair. Then rinse the eggshells.
6. Avoid excessive use of hairspray. Over time, hairspray can build up and harden on your hair.
7. Avoid dyeing or highlighting your hair. Dyeing will dry out your hair and any chemicals that get into your hair during the treatment will not help soften your hair.
8. Take vitamin supplements. Certain supplements, such as omega-3 oil, fish egg phospholipids and vitamin E, improve the shine and growth of your hair. You can buy them in a gel capsule from health stores.

Method 3 of 3: Dry and brush your hair

1. Dry your hair with the blow dryer, but not too often. Blow drying can make your hair softer, shinier and easier to style. Avoid blow drying every day, and don't blow-dry your hair for more than a few minutes. Heat-based products such as blow dryers and flat irons can seriously damage your hair, leading to dryness.
   • Consider getting a professional treatment from the hairdresser. This may be best if you are constantly straightening or blow drying your hair as it is a less harmful way of straightening your hair. Some of these methods can cause damage to your hair, so make sure to go to a professional with good reviews to minimize damage.
2. Consider using a wooden brush. Discard your plastic brush and get one made of wood. The wooden brush will distribute your hair's natural oils throughout your hair from roots to ends, ensuring that your hair remains soft and shiny. The plastic brush can actually strip your hair of its oils, leaving it greasy, wispy and broken. The fat comes from your hair trying to replace its natural oils.

Tips

• Don't brush your hair when it's wet. Water stretches your hair, making it more fragile and more likely to break. If you have to, make sure to use a detangler.
• Tip: If you don't have a soft towel, try using a clean, unwanted cotton T-shirt.
• Avoid using a flat iron or curling iron if you have dry or coarse hair.
• Have your points trimmed every now and then.
• Don't use too much conditioner as it will make your hair greasy.
• Don't put too much conditioner on your scalp. Focus mainly on the points. Too much conditioner makes your hair heavy.
• When you wash your hair, make sure to skip the conditioner once in a while and instead use an intensive conditioner and a foaming lotion for your hair to keep your curls and hair silky smooth and healthy. Make sure to air dry your hair as much as possible as it is an inexpensive and healthier way to dry your hair. Cotton is the best, remember that.
• Less is more. More brushing gives you more split ends, not softer hair. People brushed their hair longer to distribute their natural oils to the tips of their hair. If you want to do this, use a natural boar bristle brush.

Warnings

• Make sure you no Get borax or other water softener in your eyes. It's caustic.

Necessities

• Good quality shampoo and conditioner
• Water softener.
• Comb
• Conditioner that does not need to be rinsed or dry shampoo