3 in 1 Hair Repair Conditioner

 

Pre Poo

Exposure to heat, chemical treatments, frequent coloring, and improper grooming practices can contribute to the development of dry, damaged, or brittle hair. In such instances, relying solely on regular shampooing and conditioning may not suffice to rejuvenate your locks. Enter the practice of "pre-pooing."

Short for "pre-shampoo," pre-pooing involves applying a treatment to your hair before the actual shampooing process. This treatment establishes a protective layer for your hair, a crucial step as shampooing alone has the potential to strip moisture from your strands, and applying conditioner afterward might not fully restore the lost moisture.

While individuals with certain hair textures, such as curly or kinky hair, may be more familiar with pre-pooing, the truth is that anyone can benefit from this pre-shampoo treatment. It proves particularly effective in restoring dry, tangled, and damaged hair, offering several benefits, including:

• Adding extra moisture to dry locks
• Promoting softer and more vibrant hair
• Facilitating easier detangling of hair
• Enhancing the effectiveness of conditioner, resulting in stronger locks and reduced breakage.

Here's a simple guide on how to incorporate pre-pooing into your hair care routine:

1. Divide and Conquer: Apply the pre-poo product to dry hair in sections. Divide your hair into four to eight sections based on its length and thickness to ensure even distribution of the product from roots to ends.

2. Detangle the Tangles: After applying the product to each section, use a wide-tooth comb to gently detangle your hair, minimizing any knots or tangles.

3. Soak It In: Leave the pre-poo product on your hair for at least 30 minutes before shampooing. You can choose to pre-poo earlier in the day and wash your hair several hours later or opt for an overnight pre-poo by applying the product at night, wrapping your hair with a scarf, and washing in the morning. The longer the pre-poo treatment, the softer and shinier your hair is likely to be.

4. Wash, Condition, and Rinse Thoroughly: Once the pre-pooing is complete, proceed with your regular shampoo and conditioning routine. Ensure thorough rinsing to prevent any residual product buildup.

By incorporating pre-pooing into your hair care regimen, you provide an extra layer of protection and moisture, resulting in healthier, more resilient locks.

 

Hot Oil treatment

For safeguarding and revitalizing dry, brittle hair, hot oil treatments emerge as a widely embraced solution. Crafted from plant-based oils, this treatment functions by sealing the hair cuticle, contributing to the reinforcement and protection of your hair. However, it is imperative to be aware of the safety considerations associated with hot oil treatments.

Before incorporating a hot oil treatment into your hair care routine, it is crucial to comprehend potential safety risks. If you have a skin condition such as psoriasis or eczema, consulting your doctor or dermatologist is advisable to determine the suitability of a hot oil treatment for your scalp. In addition to fostering protection and moisture for your hair, hot oil treatments offer a range of potential benefits:

Enhanced hair strength

Alleviation of dryness in both the scalp and hair

Assistance in dandruff relief

Reduction of frizz

Minimization of split ends

Improved blood flow in the scalp, promoting overall hair health

It is vital to exercise caution regarding the temperature of the oil, as heating is typically required. To avoid the risk of burns, ensure the oil has cooled sufficiently before application. Conduct a temperature test by applying a small amount to your wrist.

The recommended frequency for hot oil application is once a week, with more frequent use suggested for exceptionally dry hair.

To incorporate hot oil into your hair care routine:

Initiate the process with a thorough hair wash, as hot oil tends to be most effective on clean hair, allowing for deeper penetration of the hair cuticle.

Microwave 3 to 6 tablespoons of the oil in a microwave-safe bowl for 10 seconds.

Test the oil's temperature on your wrist before applying it to your damp hair and scalp.

Protect your clothing by placing a towel over your shoulders, or apply the oil in the shower if preferred.

Untangle knots by running a brush through your hair.

Apply the oil throughout your hair and massage it into your scalp.

Cover your head with a shower cap and allow the treatment to sit for up to 20 minutes.

After 20 minutes, thoroughly rinse out the oil from your hair, followed by your regular conditioner.

 

Leave In Conditioner

Utilizing a leave-in conditioner is a vital component of any hair care regimen. This moisturizing product is administered after washing, conditioning, and towel-drying your hair but before styling. Although leave-in conditioner is particularly favored by those with curly and afro hair, its benefits extend to ALL hair types.

How to Apply Leave-In Conditioner:

Leave-in conditioner is versatile and can be used on both freshly washed and dry hair. Regardless of your hair type, incorporating leave-in conditioner into your routine, even if your hair is already in good condition, contributes to preserving its future health and beauty. The application of a leave-in conditioner serves as a protective measure, mitigating daily damage by reducing friction, enhancing elasticity, and fortifying fragile hair.

To apply leave-in conditioner after washing your hair, generously spray the product across your towel-dried strands, focusing from ends to roots while avoiding the scalp. Proceed to blow-dry or air-dry your hair and style as usual.

For application on dry hair, mist leave-in conditioner all over, carefully avoiding the scalp area. This method ensures that the leave-in conditioner effectively imparts its moisturizing and protective benefits, irrespective of your hair's moisture needs.