Unruly and frizzy hair

• High air humidity which disturbs the structure of the hair.
• Dry air that wicks moisture out of the individual layers of the hair.
• Freezing weather which reduces hair elasticity and causes small tears on the surface.
• Salt water on its own is not quite as harmful as the combination of salt crystals with sunlight which disturbs microscopic protein bonds and evaporates water from the hair.
• Chlorinated water removes the natural protective layer and sebum which normally lock moisture inside the hair shaft.
• Sunlight and long-term exposure to harmful UVA and UVB light disturbs the protein structure inside the hair shaft, evaporates water from the hair and causes your hair colour to fade.
• Chemical lightening and colouring puts excessive stress on your hair. Without sufficient hydration and nourishment, your hair might start breaking and splitting.
• Heat-styling your hair leads to excessive dryness, especially if you don’t use products designed for heat protection.

• Do not put your hair in a towel for too long, otherwise your hair might retain too much moisture and expand.
• Do not use a heavy towel to wrap your hair – it might stress the roots. Instead, try a special hair turban made of soft fibres that are gentle on your hair.
• After washing your hair, try some wonderful hair oils – a few drops should be enough to nourish your hair, leave it glossy and smooth to the touch. You can use hair oils on dry hair between washes. When putting them on freshly washed wet hair, never use a hair dryer and let your hair air-dry instead. Apricot, jojoba or argan oils are absolutely wonderful for dry hair.
• Taking care of your hair requires patience. Restoring your hair back to its healthy condition takes about a month – and after two months your hair should be perfectly smooth and healthy.

Our tip: If your diet doesn’t include enough vitamins and minerals such as iron, zinc, vitamins B and C or helpful omega-3 fatty acids, it will soon show in your hair. In that case, try a supplement with hair vitamins that will nourish your hair from the inside.

• Always apply a heat-styling product before using a hair dryer.
• Do not use hot air to blow-dry your hair – instead select a medium temperature setting.
• Dry your hair from the top downwards. The air flow should follow the natural growth of your hair to create a smooth look, ideally with the help of a round brush.
• If you have curly or wavy hair, make sure to use a diffuser attachment.
• Do not use a straightening iron more than once or twice a week. If your hair is especially frizzy, a keratin-infused straightening iron is a great way to nourish your hair while styling it.
• Dry and frizzy hair should not be dried with a hot-air styler because it might cause even more damage and dehydration.
• After drying your hair, you can apply a leave-in product such as a smoothing anti-frizz cream.

Our tip: Prevent frizz during blow-drying and get a hair dryer with ioniser that will help you keep your hair optimally moisturised and speed up the drying process.