If you noticed that your hair has become lifeless, brittle, and frizzy, you are most likely suffering from dry hair. Living in a dry or windy climate, swimming, spending time in the sun, using curling irons and blow dryers, coloring, highlighting, or otherwise chemically treating your tresses can leave you with dry locks and bad hair days. To prevent damage, Aveda has some safety measures you can take to have beautiful, healthy hair.
Begin by selecting a moisturizing shampoo and conditioner. Aveda has a great
Dry RemedyTM Moisturizing Ritual Kit that contains a shampoo, conditioner, and masque, and was one of 8 groundbreaking products honored with Gold-level Cradle to Cradle certification. This collection is formulated to penetrate and transform even the driest, most brittle hair to soft, supple, touchable locks. Used all together, this collection instantly improves dry hair up to 63%. Be careful not to shampoo your hair too frequently either, otherwise you'll wash away your lock's natural oils that help combat dryness. Always follow up with a conditioner, and use the hair masque once a week to lock in moisture
It's also best if you try to limit your use of hot styling tools like blow dryers and curling irons, and let your hair air-dry whenever possible. If you're one who loves to blow dry, curl or straighten your hair every day, it's so important that you shield your hair with a heat protector, like Aveda's
BrilliantTMDamage ControlTM. The foundation for any hair style, use this spray as a pre-styling tool to protect your hair from the hazards of combing, heat styling, and sun damage.
Now that you're done styling, it's time to get that salon-like finish with Aveda's
BrilliantTMSpray-On Shine. It provides another level moisturizing in a sheer mist of pure shine and vitamin E to finished hair styles. It also helps tame frizz and eliminate flyaways for all hair types.
Healthy, luscious hair is no longer just a dream. With these tips from Aveda, say goodbye to bad hair days and hear everyone say, "Hello, Beautiful!"
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