Dry Hair

Dry hair lacks moisture, not oil. It feels rough, tangled, and breaks more easily than it should. These products cleanse gently, restore moisture, and seal the hair cuticle so it stays locked in. Wash with lukewarm water and never skip conditioner. Dry and damaged hair are often confused, and the treatment is different. Dry hair still stretches and bounces back; it just lacks moisture. Damaged hair breaks when you pull it and needs protein or keratin. If you give your dry hair a heavy protein treatment, it will actually become stiffer. What makes the biggest difference: wash less often, use lukewarm water instead of hot, and use conditioner after every wash. Once a week, apply a hydrating mask to towel-dried hair, and use a leave-in product or light oil on the ends for the rest of the day. Be careful with oil. Oil seals and adds shine, but does not provide moisture itself. Use it after a moisturizing product, not instead of one, otherwise you will seal dry hair and it will remain dry.