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• If you've just washed your hair, wait until it starts to look greasy. Shampooing is not something you should do every day.
• Make sure the hair is dry and free from tangles. If your hair becomes tangled, use a gentle brush from the ends of your hair. As such, the rest of the preparation will become easier.

Use your fingertips to massage your scalp. Stick your fingertips through your hair and touch your scalp. Gently massage the scalp with your fingertips in quick, short but rhythmic movements. Remember to massage the entire scalp.

• This is a "stimulating" process that helps release natural oils underneath the scalp.
• Make sure to use only fingertips, not fingernails.

Use your fingers to stroke thin sections of hair. Take a thin portion of hair and hold the roots with your fingers. Next, swipe from roots to ends. Repeat this process for all hair. This is the manipulation of the oil in the hair.

• It's easier if you start with one side of the hair, then stroke and work on the other side. This way, you can be sure that you do not miss any part of your hair.
• You can do this while brushing your hair - brush your hair with a wild boar comb, then stroke your hair with your fingers.
• Think of these as big ribbons. You will get hair that is relatively thin and slightly shorter than the length of your finger.

Comb your hair with a wild boar hair comb. Make sure the comb is clean and of good quality. You will be dealing with small pieces of hair, starting at the ends; Do not brush your hair in a straight line from top to bottom before untying the ends and the center of the hair.

• This is a way to help distribute the oil evenly across the hair, in addition to having a mild untidy and smoothing effect.
• If you have long, very dry hair, apply some oil to the ends. Coconut oil or shea butter are great options.

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Part 2 of 4: Shampooing

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   Wet your hair with warm water. Temperature is important as the warm water helps the hair cuticles open. However, you shouldn't use water that is too hot to avoid damaging your hair. In addition, water that is too cold is not a good choice because it is difficult to remove the oil from the scalp.
   • You should do this 8 to 24 hours after massaging your scalp, brushing your hair, and brushing your hair. If your hair becomes tangled while it is waiting for your hair to be washed, be sure to remove it.
   • Hard water may or may not work. This is not a good water for everyone. If you don't see results when using hard water, use a water softener filter.

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   Turn hair to reveal scalp. This is extremely important when you have long or thick hair. You will massage your scalp again, but this time with more water. Turning your hair is a way to keep your scalp hydrated.
   • It doesn't matter where the hair is coming from, as you will do it on your scalp!

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   Massage your scalp and let the water run down your scalp. Place fingertips on scalp and massage gently. Stand in the shower so the water runs directly down your scalp. Here's how to remove oil and dirt from the hair.

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   Swipe hair in water when you have oily hair. This won't be necessary when you have dry hair, but if your hair tends to be oily or you sweat a lot, brushing it in water is an effective solution. You just need to hold a thin section of hair between two fingers, then swipe from the roots to the ends.
   • Divide your hair into two parts and work on each one in turn.
   • If your hair is heavily oily, you should do a water stroke.

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   Repeat the same procedure for all hair. It's better to systematically treat your hair so that no part of the hair is left out. Treat part of your hair first, then work on the rest. Finally complete the hair on the back of the head.
   • Focus on the hairline and areas where oil is often poured.

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   Rinse hair with cold water. If this makes you uncomfortable, do not stand in the shower; Instead, step aside and bow your head so the water runs down your hair. This will make you feel better. advertisement

Part 3 of 4: Drying hair

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   Use a t-shirt or microfiber towel to dry the water in your hair. Do not rub your hair vigorously or use a regular towel as this can lead to frizz. Just use a t-shirt or microfiber towel to absorb the water in your hair.
   • You don't have to dry your hair completely at this time.

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   Comb your hair with a wide tooth comb, then apply a little oil, if needed. When combing your hair, you should brush from the ends first. After untangle the ends and the middle part of the hair, you can brush it from the roots.
   • If your hair is tangled, apply 1-2 drops of oil to the ends and middle of your hair. This is how to smooth hair and reduce frizz.
   • Don't use a regular comb. Wet hair is very weak, so it is easily damaged when combed with a brush.

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   Use the baking soda mixture to gently clean your hair. Stir 1-2 teaspoons (15-25 grams) of baking soda into 1 cup (240 ml) of warm water. Pour the mixture over your hair and massage the scalp. Wait 3-5 minutes, then rinse your hair. Next, use conditioner or apple cider vinegar to rinse your hair again.
   • For a deep cleansing effect, you can try using 1 part baking soda and 1 part water.

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   Mix water and apple cider vinegar for a more gentle hair cleansing blend. The exact proportions will vary, but many people recommend 1-2 tablespoons (15-30 ml) of apple cider vinegar and 1 cup (240 ml) of water. Once your hair has acclimated to the mixture, you can use 1 part apple cider vinegar and 1 part water. Simply pour the mixture over your hair, massage your scalp and rinse it off.
   • Although this mixture is gentle on the hair, but no problem gentle to the eyes. Be careful not to get the mixture into your eyes!
   • Don't worry, the smell will go away as your hair dries. You can either just use this mixture, or use it right after using baking soda.
   • This mixture effectively treats dandruff, oily hair, dry hair and chemical buildup. In addition, your hair will become shiny when you use the mixture with hard water.
   • For best results, use pure apple cider vinegar with residue on the bottom of the bottle.

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   Replace apple cider vinegar with diluted lemon juice. While both products are ineffective in softening and polishing the hair, they can help remove oil. Simply squeeze a lemon into a cup (240 ml) of warm water, and pour the mixture over your hair. The rest is to massage the scalp and rinse the hair.
   • You can also use lemon juice to naturally lighten your hair.

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   Wash your hair with conditioner if you have dry, curly, natural, or wavy hair. The process of shampooing with conditioner is the same as normal shampooing, except using conditioner instead of shampoo. Although you usually use conditioner on the ends of your hair, when you do this, you will massage the conditioner on your scalp. After rinsing your hair, you don't need to add conditioner.
   • Conditioner washing is not suitable for oily hair, as the conditioner does not have enough detergent to remove the oil.
   • You will need to massage your scalp longer than usual for clean hair.
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Advice

• Stim your scalp with your fingertips or use a boar hair comb to brush your hair for 5-10 minutes a day. This is how the oil hidden under the scalp stays evenly on the hair.
• If you have to use a product to clean your hair, consider using conditioner. You will wash your hair as usual, but use conditioner instead of shampoo.
• You can try washing your hair with natural ingredients like apple cider vinegar.

What you need

• Wild boar fur comb
• Hair conditioner (optional)

Try another method

• Baking soda
• Apple cider vinegar
• Lemonade
• Country
• Conditioner