You may think that you already are doing all you
can when using shine serums and sprays to make your hair shinier. However,
you would only be halfway right. Those products are important, but there
are other things that can make a difference in getting more of a brilliant
gloss.
Styling products weigh hair down and make it dull
over time. So if you are wondering why that expensive shine enhancer isn't
doing much for you, a product buildup could be the culprit. Ask yourself
how often you use a clarifying shampoo to remove those layers of gunk from your
hair.
Make it a habit to give yourself a treatment at least every two
weeks to keep the hair at its best.
Dr. Oz had a wonderful tip to make your own
homemade clarifying shampoo that is fantastic. All you need is one
tablespoon of baking soda mixed in with two tablespoons of your current
shampoo. This really works better than a lot of clarifying shampoos I have
tried. In fact, you will be shocked when you look and feel your hair after
shampooing with this mix.
Now that you have virgin hair again is the time to
consider what type of shine product that you are using. Those with thick
or coarse hair need a silicone-based serum or styling cream to give them the
maximum wattage. Start out with some on wet hair and then finish with a
bit more when dried.
On the other hand, a shine spray would do
more for those with a medium-texture of hair. You'll find this product
works best after blow-drying, spraying a few inches from the bottom.
If you have a baby-fine texture of hair then look
for an extra-light formula of shine spray and concentrate over your ends.
Another fantastic help is picking up an at-home
clear gloss treatment to treat those strands with. A gloss treatment has
intense shine enhancing capabilities with ingredients like silicone, vitamins,
and luxurious oils such as jojoba.
I hope you try these tips because they will make
you more beautiful!
