Conditioning the hair before shampooing can nourish fine, damaged, colored or greasy hair
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Conditioning your hair before you shampoo can up the nutritive value of fine hair without pulling it down. While smoothening out the hair cuticle, conditioning can help to repair hair fibers if you do it before applying shampoo to your hair.
What's the ideal deep-conditioning treatment time?
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Once you've applied the conditioner all over your hair, wrap a towel that's been heated in a microwave around your head for 20 minutes. Doing this will help the conditioner to infiltrate deeper into your hair shaft.
A conditioner is more effective if you leave it on longer
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It's not how long you keep the conditioner on your hair that is important, but how well you coat each strand of your hair is what matters. That's why you need to spend a few minutes of your time working the product evenly through your hair.
Which of the technique is the right one when it comes to deep-conditioning your hair?
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In order for the hair conditioner to fully penetrate and coat your hair, distributing it evenly over your hair strands is a must.
Conditioning doesn't allow your hair to breathe
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Even if a small quantity of silicone residue gets left behind on the hair, it doesn't hamper the entry of moisture into the hair shaft. Depending on the environs, whether it's humid or dry, it'll absorb moisture or lose out moisture.
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