I am renovating my kitchen, and relocating the piping to the outside, for the hood is a major job. Some are saying that I could use a special filter (I think charcoal filter), rather than venting it to the outside. They say that it works just as well.If you have one of these, used them, or know about them, can you please give me some info.
Stop heat styling it. Trim your split ends. Use mostly natural products with botanical extracts. Use mousse to scrunch if it's naturally curly/wavy to control frizziness and make it look neat, or if it's naturally straight just leave it. Shampoo once and gently. Use a normal conditioner and then a deep conditioner. Use cold water. Towel dry your hair and use a wide toothed comb and a good detangler to get the knots out. Never brush your hair when it's wet. Do hot oil treatments every once a week or so. Mix two tablespoons of olive oil and one tablespoon of honey and heat it up in your microwave. Then pour it on your hair, be very careful not to burn yourself! Put on a shower cap and to keep the oil warm blow dry over the shower cap. Leave on for about 15-20 minutes then shampoo normally. (You might have to shampoo twice to get it all out.) Or use v05 hot oil treatments which are about 3 bucks. Use leave-in conditioners and wahs your hair about once or twice a week. Don't overwash. Hope this helps!
Start using professional products..go in see you hairdresser and have prescribe something that will work with ur hair.
get it cut when needed-use professional products (there really is a difference) deep condition it depending on how bad it is, but say once a week. when going to your professional products-get some kind of gloss-or shine enhancer. that will make a huge difference.-check all labels even with professional products-most contain alcohol which can tend to dry out your hair. stay away from them.
That's a pretty awesome idea. When I was growing up in Wisconsin in the 1970's, folks put metal chains on their tires when it snowed. It was actually very effective but it was banned. I'm not sure why it was banned. I would imagine that chains did damage to the concrete. But your idea would probably work and could even be legalized just as long as it doesn't do damage to the road.
after you shampoo your hair, condition it and then wash it our with cold water. what that does, is it closes the pores in your hair so that the moisture from the conditioner in locked in
