5 tips from the pros for washing your hair properly

 

1 / Wash with water in between

Masato, Hairdresser of Défliés, expert of the natural: "I advise to wash the hair 2 times a week only, and between the two, to simply wet the hair in the shower to get rid of the dust and the residues. This prevents that ' they don't regrease too quickly. "

2 / Wash gently

Christophe-Nicolas Biot, Hairdresser founder of the Maison de Coiffure: "It is the sebum which gives body to the hair and maintains it. To avoid stripping it and making it soft, prefer a low-detergent shampoo, like a natural formula or organic. Your brushing will hold better. "

3 / Double the shampoo

Myriam K, Hairdresser: "You should always use two shampoos: the first to wash (remove sebum, styling products), the second to treat. For the first, gently massage the scalp by making large circular movements then leave put it on for a few seconds so that it absorbs all the impurities. For the second shampoo, wring out the hair with a towel then apply the product to the roots and lather up the lengths and ends. Leave on for 5 minutes then rinse thoroughly ".

4 / Filter the water

Christophe-Nicolas Biot, Hairdresser founder of the Maison de Coiffure: "As it does with the skin, limestone dries out the hair but it also weakens the colorations. To neutralize it, I often advise my clients to install a hair purifier. 'water. I have experienced it myself, the difference in hair quality can be seen from the first shower. "

5 / Wash your whole head!

David Lucas, Hairdresser and Founder of David Lucas Salons: "I meet a lot of women who find that their shampoo is not suitable for them, or that their hair grows quickly. But it's often the wrong way: shampooing is placed on the top of the head, then emulsified on the spot. Try to distribute it everywhere: on the top, the sides, at the back of the head, and at the level of the neck. You will obtain a real homogeneous washing effect and more airy hair. "


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