We humans are doing everything we can to make our hair less。
Some people are looking for inspiration in the kitchen, for example, wearing ginger over their heads, and others are working hard on the product. Recently, we saw on the internet a sister thinking of a reverse way to wash her hair — first with her hair — and then with her shampoo, claiming that “it's really possible to cut off her hair, wash her hair and then shine”。
First of all, this approach is not truly disempowering. Secondly, we would like to appeal here that we do not blindly try unconscionable solutions, which is probably an illusion。
Let's talk about what we're gonna do to get our hair cut off。
Is hairproof enough
In simple words, hair protection, while protecting hair, does not work through detachment。
First of all, hemophiles do not cure a pathological disempowerment caused by underlying factors such as genetic, hormone or stress, but they do reduce the effect of `floating' both visual and physical effects by reducing hair fractures and the pull of combing。
In particular, the protection of hair by haemorrhage is reflected in the following:
• strengthening of hair resilience: by forming protective coatings on the scales, filling the damaged parts of the hair so that it can keep growing and not break easily。
• reduction of physical damage: it reduces friction by allowing negative electrostatic power in the middle of the hair and smoothing the mammoth. This makes the hair smoother and easier to comb, and naturally reduces the number of hair cuts or unplanned removals of healthy hair caused by forced pulling during shampoo or hair combing。
• improvement of hair loss: studies have shown that maintaining a high frequency of shampoo and care can significantly improve self-awareness of the severity of exposure. This is generally due to improvements in the quality of hair and a reduction in the number of disruptions due to vulnerability and drying。
So, is the "reverse shampoo" method of haemorrhage worth trying? Let's go down。
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Here's the correct way to use it
First, it should be emphasized that the shampoo should be washed and washed before using herbicide。
This is mainly due to the fact that the shampoo may increase the ph value of the hair while cleaning up the fat and stains, and lead to the spread of the masts, so that, with the upper permafrost, it is able to reconcile this excessive ph value, seal the gaps between the lifts and the middle and static。
Details should also be taken into account in the use of haemorrhages, which should be applied evenly to the hair, with particular attention to avoiding extensive exposure to the scalp in order to avoid harm from the penetration of the chemical materials in it into the skin (although the overall risk of allergies is not significant). It is generally recommended that hair-guards be kept in their hair for a few minutes (approximately five minutes) in order to function fully, and that, finally, the hair be washed completely with fresh water。
If the whole operation is carried out, we'll be able to maximize the performance of the ambulatory
When we're talking here, maybe somebody's gonna ask, does everybody need a hairmer
Objectively, since shampoo reduces the natural fat on the hair surface during the cleaning process, it is necessary for virtually all shampoo people to supplement the protective layer and restore the water content of the hair。
The fact is that the following individuals are at greater risk of loss of their hair and are more likely to be recommended for use:
• persons born with curly hair, long hair (high resistance to combing), or hair that is difficult to comb。
• persons who are frequently treated such as hair dyes/floating, hair burns or chemical straightness。
:: the frequent use of high-temperature hairdressing tools (e. G., wind blowers, volts)。
• persons with particularly frequent hair combs, or physical damage to their hair (e. G., fork openings, hair cracks)。
• people whose hair has long been exposed to sunlight uv。
These "default-proof" techniques
You can understand
In order to effectively reduce loss of hair, it is recommended to work together on the dimensions of scientific cleansing, physical protection, nutritional supplementation and medical intervention。
First, the sharing of an anti-intuitive knowledge point — not blindly reducing the number of shampoos — has shown that maintaining a high frequency of shampoo (e. G. 5-6 shampoos per week or even daily) is more beneficial to the health of the scalp and hair。
If the shampoo is too low, the coatings are oxidized, irritating substances cause inflammation and itching, which is directly related to increased risk of loss。
In the area of routine habits, hair patterns that produce constant pull on the capsule, such as braiding, tweezing or ponytails, should be minimized or avoided in order to prevent the causing of tortuous hair。
In addition, cessation of smoking helps to reduce the risk of exposure and recommends that stress be managed in order to avoid a psychologically induced withdrawal。
At the same time, the frequent use of high-temperature curlers and electric blowers is reduced, as well as minimizing the frequency of effective chemical treatments, such as hot hair and bleaching, which can damage the surface structure of the silk, making it porous and fragile。
We know that the main ingredient of hair is protein, in addition to moisture, lipid, trace elements. A healthy hair requires sufficient micronutrients and vitamins such as protein, iron, zinc and vitamin d. It is therefore important to be particularly vigilant in order to avoid rapid loss of fat or diets, which can lead to inadequate nutritional intake and, in turn, to a widespread period of break。
If there are indications of abnormality in the volume, it is recommended that you should have timely access to medical care, identify the cause of the disease and then intervene in a targeted manner。
Here, too, we're combing it again in the form of tables for your information。
Table 1. Healthy hair
These “default-proof” measures are largely futile
Finally, we would also like to talk about the fact that many of the measures that have received high expectations from the general public may not be credible because of the lack of sufficient scientific evidence。
In the case of the two most common types of disempowerment - male hormonal disempowerment and rest periods - additional vitamin e or (vitamin b7) vitamin supplementation does not prevent or treat these effects, and even studies have shown that the rehydration may interfere with laboratory results and lead to erroneous medical diagnosis. On the other hand, blind excess vitamin a or selenium supplements are at risk of poisoning and lead to loss of hair, other discomfort and ultimately counterproductive。
In addition, many shampoos that are declared or mistakenly perceived as detoxifying may add so-called “detoxification” components, such as multiple vitamins, plant extraction components, which are not helpful either because they have been exposed for too short a period of time on their heads and hair, or because they have not received sufficient scientific evidence that they have often produced significant benefits, which are driven more by marketing needs。
Even a lot of people are studying the effects of nutritional supplements and therapeutic foods, such as qingjiu and pickles in korea, and the results are disappointing and not accurate
We do not deny, of course, that there are elements (e. G. Water fracturing extracts, zinc agents, isophetone) that have shown some potential for detoxification and detoxification in experimental studies, but that it is too early to be applied, and that more high-quality research is needed to prove it. Remember, don't test yourself as a mouse。
