MBBS, MD - Dermatology, Venereology & Leprosy, Fellowship In Dermatology
Dermatologist, Lucknow
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The best way to deal with damaged hair is to cut it all off.
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Damage in your hair tends to accumulate over time due to rough handling and your hair may become completely unmanageable after a certain point. The surest way to get around the problem of severely damaged hair is to cut it off so that the part which has not been damaged can grow out to be healthy. If cutting your hair off is not an option, you need to take great care to restore health and vitality to your locks by using simple home remedies or procedures of treatment.
Which of the following food items can return moisture to dry and dull hair?
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Honey has the property to attract and restore moisture and natural oils to your hair and condition it thoroughly. Adding a few teaspoons of honey to your regular conditioner or hair mask can help in healing damaged hair and making it more healthy and glowing. You need to be careful not to leave honey treatments in your hair for too long though. It can become extremely sticky after it dries which could end up harming your hair instead of healing it.
You need to cut your hair on a yearly basis to get rid of split ends.
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The frequency of haircuts will depend upon the rate at which your hair grows, which varies from person to person. On average, it is necessary to get a trim every 4-6 months to keep split ends in check and allow your hair to grow healthily. If you do not opt for trims at least twice or more a year, you run the risk of damaging your hair through the unchecked occurrence of split ends.
Which of the following statements about repairing damaged hair is a myth?
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Using a towel wrap to dry your hair reduces damaged as opposed to rubbing it with a towel which creates friction and leads to breakage. Wrap a soft cotton towel around wet hair and slowly squeeze out the water to let the hair dry smoothly without experiencing any sort of maltreatment that could further induce damage.
Putting shampoo to your hair could potentially damage it further.
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Most shampoos contain properties and added chemicals such as sulphites which make for great cleaning agents but could strip your hair of its natural vitality. Opt for a mild shampoo that is suited to your hair type and apply it as close to the scalp as possible without getting it on the shaft of hair. Try to use a shampoo made from natural ingredients to make damaged hair healthy again.
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