Quietum Plus - How do you keep the sun off your hair?
by faina marco (2021-05-19)
During the summer the hair suffers a great dehydration, loses nutrients and it ends up dull and difficult to manage. Pamper it and follow the care that we will mention to you on how to protect your hair from the sun, chlorine and salt water.
The sun mistreats your long hair
You must bear in mind that any period of the year, whenever the sun rises, you should take care of yourself, especially if you are going to expose yourself for a long time. Before going out in the sun, try to apply products that protect you.
The sun's rays dry out the epidermis and affect the pH of the scalp, resulting in the appearance of dandruff. Avoid the sun between 1pm and 5pm, because at this time its rays are stronger, your hair suffers as much as your skin, so take care of it and pamper it.
When you decide to sunbathe, keep your hair clean because its fat in combination with saltpeter, chlorine or the sun's rays also contributes to hair loss.
Sunscreen for homemade hair
There are many products that serve as a protector on the market such as gels and lotions but generally these tend to be very expensive. Why don't you create your own protector? This will protect your hair from the harmful effects of the sun.
Grape seed and rose water: add 5 drops of this oil in 250 ml of rose water, place it in a bottle that will serve as a splash. Shake well and apply it before going out to expose yourself to solar radiation. This oil works against sun damage and rose water will give you an incredible floral scent.
Oils and vitamins: heat half a cup of olive oil and a teaspoon of beeswax in a water bath. Once you remove it, add 2 capsules of vitamin E and a teaspoon of essential oil. Heat half a cup of distilled water and a little aloe vera until it has a smooth texture. Put the two mixtures together and let it rest for about 20 minutes. And so you will have your own sunscreen.
What about chlorine? homemade hair sunscreen
Look at the products to protect hair from chlorine in the pool. Chlorine generally dries out the hair fiber and if you have colored hair it will affect your hair color, you could also use an anti-chlorine shampoo.
Do pools damage hair?
To a good measure of swimming pools, they apply chlorine which serves to disinfect the water. Water contains small portions of copper and manganese, chlorine reacts with metals to cause oxidation, which turns metals green. Exposure to these can cause a greenish color. This chemical tends to bleach hair and even more so when combined with the sun outdoors.
Beware of salt water
Did you know that salt and sand irritate the scalp? Remember that sea salt dries it out, so when you go to bathe try to wear hats and try not to wet your head too much.
Oils that protect your hair
These products to protect hair from the sun will be very useful. The oil creates a protective layer for the hair, there are a wide variety of oils that will help you:
• Jojoba Oil
• Sesame oil
• Sunflower oil
• Olive oil
• Coconut oil
Practical advice on how to protect your hair from the sun, chlorine and salt water
If you go to the pool or the beach when you go out, rinse your hair with fresh water. In the afternoon you should wash it with a mild shampoo and when you get out of the shower comb it and untangle it.
Apply masks like cocoa butter that will soften and renew damaged hair.
Add nutrition and hydration, use conditioners after washing, and every 15 days apply a product that nourishes you.
Doing this will give you back the softness and shine you want. Take advantage of these practical tips on how to protect your hair from the sun, chlorine and salt water
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