There is nothing essentially fancy about the hair care products I use, but since I haven't done a hair care routine ever I thought it would be a good idea to do one. I use very limited products and don't believe in switching them every once in a while especially when they are doing well for me. Here is my hair care routine!
> Shampoo:
I shampoo my hair once in three days or two depending upon how greasy and oily my hair gets. Usually I apply it twice and making sure it lathers properly. I wash it using luke warm water. For years I have been using the Himalaya Daily Protein shampoo. Firstly, it is a natural shampoo free of chemicals which makes it my favorite as I believe commercial shampoos can harm my hair. It smells great and drives off any flaky scalp or oiliness, I do not believe in the concept of changing your shampoo every six months, but I do run out of it, I am compelled to use "Mythic oil shampoo"
> Conditioner:
Honestly, I am not very particular about my conditioner, but recently my hair stylist coaxed me to use one regularly as it affected my hair drastically and recommended that I use the mythic oil conditioner. It improved my hair by helping me get rid of split ends and favored hair growth too. I would also recommend using the B-blunt conditioner for highly damaged hair which works well too.
> Dry Shampoo:
Lately, dry shampoo has become almost a daily routine. It works wonders for my hair which is prone to getting greasy almost everyday. It gives instant freshness and scent. Gives my hair volume and sometimes I just spray it for some texture. If you're looking for a compact and easy to use dry shampoo, this is an ideal choice. You can also opt for the Tony and Guy dry shampoo which works just as well.
> Serum;
Serums are new to the people but an essential if you have frizzy, tangled or especially curly hair. It acts as a conditioner, hair mask and a styling tool. It apply it after every hair wash when my hair is still damp making sure I do not apply it on my scalp. It really makes my hair manageable which gets excessively frizzy after a hair wash. I used to apply the Moroccan oil serum for almost six months, but stopped using it as it was very expensive and have been using this since as it works just as good.
> Hair Oil:
Yes, you're probably grossed out by the term "hair oil" but the only reason my hair is still in a presentable condition is because of using one. I keep switching my hair oils every once in a while just to condition my hair is different ways although, this is my most used hair oil. I like to apply it at least once or twice a week by heating it for a few seconds and keep it overnight. I wash it properly the next morning. I also use hair oils from Kerala or almond oil occasionally. If you're not using a hair oil, you probably should because it's never too late!
> After shampoo I usually let it dry naturally and barely use a dryer only when I am in a hurry.
> I have never dyed my hair so really don't know if these products are recommended for that. Although, I plan on coloring my hair, I haven't been able to do so as I am terrified of losing the natural shine, volume and healthiness of my hair.
> Also, I do not style my hair on a regular basis and do not use vigorous hair sprays or texturing sprays as they don't suit my hair.
> I also apply some curd on my hair once a month as a DIY hair mask along with egg yolk (I know, gross) but helps my hair condition well.
I hope you guys liked the post. Happy weekend!
> My links:
~ Instagram
~Twitter
~Ask.fm
~Snapchat: gypsyria
Mail me : ria_juweria@yahoo.co.in
Thanks for reading!
Love, Ria xx
> Shampoo:
I shampoo my hair once in three days or two depending upon how greasy and oily my hair gets. Usually I apply it twice and making sure it lathers properly. I wash it using luke warm water. For years I have been using the Himalaya Daily Protein shampoo. Firstly, it is a natural shampoo free of chemicals which makes it my favorite as I believe commercial shampoos can harm my hair. It smells great and drives off any flaky scalp or oiliness, I do not believe in the concept of changing your shampoo every six months, but I do run out of it, I am compelled to use "Mythic oil shampoo"
> Conditioner:
Honestly, I am not very particular about my conditioner, but recently my hair stylist coaxed me to use one regularly as it affected my hair drastically and recommended that I use the mythic oil conditioner. It improved my hair by helping me get rid of split ends and favored hair growth too. I would also recommend using the B-blunt conditioner for highly damaged hair which works well too.
> Dry Shampoo:
Lately, dry shampoo has become almost a daily routine. It works wonders for my hair which is prone to getting greasy almost everyday. It gives instant freshness and scent. Gives my hair volume and sometimes I just spray it for some texture. If you're looking for a compact and easy to use dry shampoo, this is an ideal choice. You can also opt for the Tony and Guy dry shampoo which works just as well.
> Serum;
Serums are new to the people but an essential if you have frizzy, tangled or especially curly hair. It acts as a conditioner, hair mask and a styling tool. It apply it after every hair wash when my hair is still damp making sure I do not apply it on my scalp. It really makes my hair manageable which gets excessively frizzy after a hair wash. I used to apply the Moroccan oil serum for almost six months, but stopped using it as it was very expensive and have been using this since as it works just as good.
> Hair Oil:
Yes, you're probably grossed out by the term "hair oil" but the only reason my hair is still in a presentable condition is because of using one. I keep switching my hair oils every once in a while just to condition my hair is different ways although, this is my most used hair oil. I like to apply it at least once or twice a week by heating it for a few seconds and keep it overnight. I wash it properly the next morning. I also use hair oils from Kerala or almond oil occasionally. If you're not using a hair oil, you probably should because it's never too late!
> After shampoo I usually let it dry naturally and barely use a dryer only when I am in a hurry.
> I have never dyed my hair so really don't know if these products are recommended for that. Although, I plan on coloring my hair, I haven't been able to do so as I am terrified of losing the natural shine, volume and healthiness of my hair.
> Also, I do not style my hair on a regular basis and do not use vigorous hair sprays or texturing sprays as they don't suit my hair.
> I also apply some curd on my hair once a month as a DIY hair mask along with egg yolk (I know, gross) but helps my hair condition well.
I hope you guys liked the post. Happy weekend!
> My links:
~Ask.fm
~Snapchat: gypsyria
Mail me : ria_juweria@yahoo.co.in
Thanks for reading!
Love, Ria xx
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