If it is curly, let it be curly and throw away the straightening tongs. If it is wavy, embrace the wave! Oh — and no frizzies! Hi Leanne, Great to hear that your mother is getting great results doing it herself, however from years of doing both coloring at home and at the salon I can tell you that my hair tends to really get dried out from the store bought kits. Sometimes I do like to stretch out my going to the salon however I now I am going to have to do a lot of extra conditioning!
Hi Deborah, My question is a little a lot self-indulgent, but I want to hear about how to groom greying hair mine is frizzy and blah. Ana Hi Ana, Thanks for your question and nice comment! First of all, think about how much time you actually have to work within styling your hair. The cream will help tame the ends and give you more control throughout the day. The light hold spray helps hold the shape as well.
If you have more time, then a little round brushing and a hairdryer will do the trick every time. Once again, I recommend finishing with a light hold spray, or firm hold spray if you prefer more control.
Adding color to hair does help give some level of control to the hair and many color formulations these days give a greater amount of polish, shine, and condition to the hair. Ask your salon professional about the appropriate color or color type for you. I look forward to hearing your results! Leave A Comment. Share The Post. Cancel reply. Explore More. As we age our hair gets frizzy and dull. If you want to have shiny,…. Did you watch the royal wedding of Prince William to Catherine Middleton?
I was glued…. Wash your hair with a moisturizing shampoo and a whitening shampoo. Squeeze a dime-size amount into your palm, then add an equal amount of whitening shampoo. Rub your hands together to mix the two shampoos.
Massage the shampoo mixture into your hair for 30 to 60 seconds. Rinse your hair with water until it runs clear.
Spread a deep hair conditioner over your scalp and hair once a week. Leave the conditioner on for 10 minutes, then rinse it out thoroughly. Once a month, apply a clear gloss or glaze designed to prevent yellowing and staining in gray hair.
After shampooing your hair, squeeze a quarter-size amount of gloss or glaze into your hands and work it through your hair and scalp. Leave the gloss on for 10 minutes, then rinse it out. Opt for styling products that are clear, as they don't contain dyes which may cause your gray hair to turn yellow. Use a dime-size amount of a clear styling serum or gel to hold your style in place.
Use a blow dryer with no heat or at the lowest heat setting. But generally speaking, hair will slowly become thinner, drier, grey in colour and sometimes coarser and more brittle. As we age these oils decrease, resulting in drier, frizzier hair.
Along with a change in oil production, when our hair turns grey the reduction in melanocytes the substance that gives our hair colour also causes hair to become dry. This drop in pigment changes the structure of the hair follicle, leaving it feeling brittle and frizzy.
Stay away from heat Similarly, if you constantly heat style your hair, the high temperatures can zap your strands of their moisture, leading to more frizz so try and air-dry your hair as much as possible.
The formula is enriched with the oils that dry hair needs so straw-like, frizzy hair feels smoother and shinier. Nourish from the inside-out You can also try taking a supplement in order to moisturise your hair from the inside. During menopause, numerous hormonal changes occur in your body that starts to show on the outside, and this includes hair becoming dry and wiry as you get older.
Drops in the levels of oestrogen and progesterone mean hair grows more slowly, becomes thinner — and it may even start appearing on places like your chin, which is completely normal. In this case, your hair follicles may begin to miniaturize, causing your hairs to grow back finer with each growth cycle.
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