• Wet your hair completely before applying shampoo on your hair.
• Consider using a water filter to remove any minerals that are harmful to your hair. Your hair will become cleaner and smoother.

If you have long hair, you should apply conditioner to your hair before using shampoo. This may seem new to you, but if your hair is over your shoulder length, the ends of your hair need more nourishment to stay healthy. Pour a coin-sized amount of conditioner into palms and massage gently over the ends of hair. This will help protect the ends of your hair from splitting ends and add extra shine to your hair!

Gently massage the shampoo on the roots of the hair. Pour a coin-sized amount of shampoo into the palm of your hand if you have short or shoulder length hair. You can double the amount of shampoo if your hair is over shoulder length. Rub the shampoo into the palms of your hands and gently lather onto hairline, massaging rather than rubbing. Also, be sure to wash your hair thoroughly at the back of your neck.

• Be gentle, do not rub your hair and avoid twisting it! You should not damage or damage the hair cuticles.

Rinse hair and gently squeeze hair to remove excess water. Rinse hair with warm water until hair is completely clean. Run your fingers through your hair to remove excess water if your hair is quite short. Or, gently squeeze your hair from body to tip in preparation for using conditioner if your hair is quite long. advertisement

Method 2 of 3: Apply Hair Conditioner

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   Apply conditioner evenly if your hair is shorter than 7 cm. You can use a coin-sized amount of conditioner. You can leave the conditioner in your hair for 2 and a half minutes, and take this time to shave or shower. If you use conditioner for normal hair, you can use it every day.
   • Rinse hair with warm water. If your hair feels sticky, it could be because you didn't rinse it thoroughly after using conditioner.

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   Apply conditioner from the body to the ends if your hair is quite long. Rub a coin-sized amount of conditioner between your palms. You do not need to apply conditioner to the roots as the roots are the area where there is always enough natural oil.
   • Clip your hair up and complete your shower. The longer you leave the conditioner in your hair, the more your hair will be able to absorb the conditioner. You can store your hairpin in the bathroom so you can use it next time.
   • You can also tie your hair up high, but don't tie it too tightly as this will damage the cuticles. Remember that wet hair is the weakest hair.
   • You can use a hood in the shower so the water doesn't wash the conditioner out of your hair while you're showering.

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   If you have long hair, rinse it off with cool water. Cool water will shrink the cuticles in the hair and retain moisture and oil in the hair. Your hair will become more shiny if you do this regularly while washing your hair.
   • Be sure to completely rinse the conditioner from your hair. If there is still a bit of conditioner left in your hair, your hair will look flat (without volume) and oiled.

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   Use a dry conditioner. Dry conditioner can be used for both male and female hair. It enhances hair strength and helps hair to be more resilient. After showering, you can use dry conditioner on damp hair.
   • In Vietnam, Loreal, Tony & Guy, Chi all have dry conditioner products for men.
   • Some guys think this product makes it easier for their hair to get in order if they wash their hair every day.
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Method 3 of 3: Choosing the Right Shampoo and Conditioner

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   Look for shampoo and conditioner for normal hair if your hair is shorter than 7 cm. 9 out of 10 people with hair no more than 7 cm long can use regular shampoo. However, if your scalp is too oily or too dry, look for an oily hair shampoo or a dandruff shampoo.

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   Add thickness to thinning, flattened or oily hair. This product is called volumizing shampoo which is available in the women's product section and thickening shampoo in the men's product section. market. This shampoo / conditioner can make your hair look thicker.
   • Avoid creamy shampoos / conditioners, as these will leave your hair oily. Look for a mild shampoo that you can use every day or every other day.
   • If you have trouble with your oily hair, you can use dry shampoo between shampoos. Men can and should also use dry shampoos as they will keep your hair clean even if you haven't washed it yet! Dry shampoos are also quite good because they will improve the texture and thickness of your hair if you have thinning hair.
   • If your hair is oily, you can also skip the conditioner step. Consider using a spray conditioner or a gentle tea tree conditioner so that they can absorb the oil in your hair.

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   Increase the strength of styled hair with protein-based shampoos. If you are coloring or doing chemical hair styling methods, look for wheat and soy based shampoos or amino acids hydrolyzed from pure silk! For men, a separate shampoo and conditioner for this hair type is not available yet; however, you can always find feminine shampoo if you want to protect your dyed hair color. Look for a shampoo that protects your dyed hair color, or you can use a gentle baby shampoo that won't spoil your hair color.
   • Only use conditioner at the ends if you have long hair. Your hairline has the necessary amount of natural oil and so you just need to use conditioner from the body to the ends.
   • Avoid conditioner containing silicone that fades hair color. You will want to protect your hair color. Also, do not wash your hair every day as this will also cause your hair to fade quickly.

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   Look for a shampoo that softens and keeps your hair in order if you have curly, coarse hair. The right shampoo for this hair type usually contains essential oils extracted from barley germ, macadamia or almond seeds, or shea butter. Alternatively, you can also use shampoos and conditioners that contain glycerin or silicon to retain moisture.
   • You can also do a regular hot oil steam treatment to keep your curls in place.
   • Use a deep moisturizing conditioner every time you wash your hair.

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   Use creamy shampoos if your hair is quite dry or curly. Coconut oil, argan oil, grape seed oil and avocado oil are great for dry hair.You should also use a super moisturizing conditioner every time you wash your hair.
   • You can also use shampoo specifically for dry or dyed hair if your hair is dry, curly because it will moisturize your hair quite well.

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   Alternately change which shampoo you use if you have dandruff. This is the best remedy for dandruff. Shampoos containing salicylic acid, the one containing pyrithione zinc, and the one containing selenium sulfide will be quite effective in treating dandruff. Alternatively, alternate between regular shampoos, or moisturizing shampoos if your hair is becoming damaged by using a dandruff shampoo.
   • If dandruff persists, after washing your hair, you can rinse your hair with apple cider vinegar to prevent fungus and bacteria from forming.
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