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    Brushing techniques and shampoo selection are discussed. It is recommended to brush hair from roots to tips before washing to distribute oils. Brushing wet hair can damage it, so comb before showering. When detangling knots, start at the ends and gently pull against anchored hair above knots. The right shampoo depends on hair type - thin hair benefits from volumizing shampoo, thick hair needs cleansing and conditioner, dry hair needs oils, oily hair can use anti-dandruff shampoo, and colored hair a color-protecting formula. Curly hair requires a moisturizing, protein-rich shampoo.

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    Brushing techniques and shampoo selection are discussed. It is recommended to brush hair from roots to tips before washing to distribute oils. Brushing wet hair can damage it, so comb before showering. When detangling knots, start at the ends and gently pull against anchored hair above knots. The right shampoo depends on hair type - thin hair benefits from volumizing shampoo, thick hair needs cleansing and conditioner, dry hair needs oils, oily hair can use anti-dandruff shampoo, and colored hair a color-protecting formula. Curly hair requires a moisturizing, protein-rich shampoo.

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    Brushing techniques and shampoo selection are discussed. It is recommended to brush hair from roots to tips before washing to distribute oils. Brushing wet hair can damage it, so comb before showering. When detangling knots, start at the ends and gently pull against anchored hair above knots. The right shampoo depends on hair type - thin hair benefits from volumizing shampoo, thick hair needs cleansing and conditioner, dry hair needs oils, oily hair can use anti-dandruff shampoo, and colored hair a color-protecting formula. Curly hair requires a moisturizing, protein-rich shampoo.

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    Brushing techniques and shampoo selection are discussed. It is recommended to brush hair from roots to tips before washing to distribute oils. Brushing wet hair can damage it, so comb before showering. When detangling knots, start at the ends and gently pull against anchored hair above knots. The right shampoo depends on hair type - thin hair benefits from volumizing shampoo, thick hair needs cleansing and conditioner, dry hair needs oils, oily hair can use anti-dandruff shampoo, and colored hair a color-protecting formula. Curly hair requires a moisturizing, protein-rich shampoo.

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    BRUSHING TECHNIQUES AND

    SELECTION OF SHAMPOO
    BRUSHES FROM ROOTS TO TIPS FOR EXTRA
    SHINE.
    Brushing down from the roots will distribute the scalp’s natural oils throughout the hair,
    giving it a healthy, shiny look. These oils will strengthen your hair, and they won’t look
    greasy or weigh hair down.[
    COMB HAIR BEFORE SHAMPOOING
    Most people assume they should comb hair after washing it, but in fact the best way
    to ensure tangle-free hair is to brush out knots before even getting in the shower.
    Wet hair is swollen and stretched by as much as 20-30%, so roughly brushing your
    hair when wet can snap it like a rubber band.
    BE GENTLE
    Even with the best hair brushing techniques, there still may be a few tangles left in
    after washing. In such cases, having patience is the only successful strategy.
    Start by detangling and combing the ends of your hair. The best way to brush hair is
    to start close to the ends. Using short swift movements, tease out the knots as you
    move up the hair shaft. When you encounter a large knot, hold the hair above it and
    gently pull against this as an anchor rather than the hair root; you want to avoid
    pulling the entire hair out from the follicle.
    Although satisfying, brushing your hair should not be used as a way to ‘exercise it’.
    Think of what would happen if you brushed a wool sweater or a dress fifty times a
    day: it would fray and wear out. The same goes for your hair.
    USE THE RIGHT HAIR COMB & BRUSH
    To comb hair in or after a shower effectively, use a wide-toothed comb made of
    wood or hard rubber and comb small sections of hair at a time. Avoid plastic combs
    as these can create a slight electrical charge as they move through your hair.
    FEW POINTS WHILE PICKING A GOOD
    SHAMPOO ARE
    1. Seek to know your hair and the way they react in a variety of environment along
    with temperature.
    2. For greasy hair slight shampoos must be used to match how greasy one hairs get.
    Regular use of shampoos cleans the hair of grime.
    3. Normal hairs generally endure scalp along with itching problems therefore any
    shampoo using a mild soap keeps your moisture amount of hair undamaged.
    4. For head of hair moisturizing shampoo is ideal and for kinky type of hair health
    proteins shampoo.
    5. If your hair is generally dyed or maybe colored next used shampoo which can be
    color secure.
    TYPES OF HAIR AND SHAMPOOS
    Thin hair— People with thin hair requires a shampoo which contains more cleansing
    agent. These are light weight hair which tends to fall with the weight of the dirt and
    oil. Volumizing shampoos can be used for fine hair.
    Thick hair— Thick healthy hair is prone to gather more dirt and get dirty very fast.
    They require a shampoo that contains equal amount of cleanser to keep the hair
    clean and enough conditioner to nourish the thick hair.
    Dry hair needs a shampoo that is rich in essential oils. The best shampoos for dry hair
    are those that contain coconut oil, grapeseed oil, avocado oil and argan oil.
    Oily hair—Oily hair does not need any special type of shampoo. Dandruff is the
    main issue of oily hair. It can be treated with an anti-dandruff shampoo that contains
    ketoconazole, selenium sulfide or zinc. Shampoos for oily hair need to have less
    amount of moisture.
    Color hair—When the hair are colored regularly a shampoo with color preservative
    is the best choice
    Curly hair is most difficult to maintain. This type of hair requires a shampoo that is
    rich in protein and is marked as the beat hair for curly hair. The shampoo must be
    able to provide deep rooted nourishment and conditioning to maintain healthy curls.

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