Hairs demand care just like our skin. Hair growth and scalp health are also dependent on a hair care routine, just as skin care is essential to healthy glowing skin. A daily hair care routine makes us able to manage hair without spending a lot of time and money on costly hair care products.
\nHowever, due to demanding schedules, we frequently ignore the hair care routine, and also we get confused when a plethora of routines are available on the internet.
\nWe know that your hectic routines prevent you from spending time searching which hair care routine is ideal for your hair type and which is not. Whatever type of hair you have, the basic steps for every hair care routine are similar.
\nThus, if you are struggling to choose the right hair care routine for your hair, you have landed at the right place. You will get an insight into these steps according to oily scalp, normal scalp, and dry scalp.<\/p>\n

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Steps involved in hair care routine<\/h3>\n

It is essential to know the type of your scalp to get the best out of your hair care routine. As scalp health is responsible for strong roots and nourished strands, so the nourishment of the scalp based on its demand is important.
\nThe basic steps are the same in every type of hair care routine, which is as follows
\n\u2981 Oil massage
\n\u2981 Cleansing (shampoo\/dry shampoo)
\n\u2981 Conditioning<\/p>\n

Oil massage<\/h3>\n

Oil massage promotes hair growth by boosting blood circulation. Irrespective of the scalp type the oil massage is essential for improving the hair texture and has a notable place in the daily hair care routine.<\/p>\n

Oily scalp<\/h3>\n

It is a common misconception that an oily scalp does not need an oil massage. Oil is necessary for oily hairs too. As, oil builds a protective layer on the scalp, thus, making it hard to deplete the natural oil from the hairs. The scalp produces extra sebum when the natural oil from the hairs is depleted.
\nPeople with oily scalp tend to wash hairs more than other hair types, thus resulting in dry scalp and promoting activation of sebaceous glands to produce extra sebum. That is why hydration and moisturization through oil are crucial to a healthy scalp.<\/p>\n

Tip;<\/h3>\n

apply oil of your choice and massage for a few minutes. Leave it only for 1-2 hours before shampooing.<\/p>\n

Dry scalp<\/h3>\n

A dry scalp requires some extra moisture and hydration for a healthy scalp. Oil massage as pre shampooing routine is a must for dry scalp. Dryness and frizziness are associated with dry scalp, thus, oil provides. The response rate towards oil massage is greater in dry scalp than in the other types.
\nDry hairs are not easy to manage due to frizziness, that is why oil massage gives energy to dull hairs. Oiling also helps to combat dandruff. Specific oils are available that only deal with dandruff, as dryness often leads to dandruff.<\/p>\n

Tip;<\/h3>\n

to make your hairs and dry scalp more manageable, leave the oil on hairs overnight and witness the magic.<\/p>\n

Normal scalp<\/h3>\n

Like other scalp types, oil massage also does wonders for normal hair types of the scalp. Massage any oil and leave it for some hours before showering.<\/p>\n

Cleansing (Shampoo\/dry shampoo)<\/h3>\n

Cleansing is the most important step in any care routine, whether it’s skin care or hair care. In the hair care routine, the use of shampoo or to make hair free of dust, grease, oil, and pollutants is called cleansing.<\/p>\n

Oily scalp<\/h3>\n

The oily scalp produces extra sebum and demands more frequent shampooing than the other types to avoid the formation of grease and dirt. You have to figure out how much your scalp gets oily before developing a shampooing routine. As oily scalp needs more washing, so always try to choose sulfate-free and paraben-free shampoo to avoid the damage of frequent washing. You can enjoy the lather even without these chemicals in your shampoo.<\/p>\n

Tip<\/h3>\n

over-shampooing can damage your scalp by pushing it to produce more oil. When you don\u2019t feel shampooing, opt for dry shampoo.<\/p>\n

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Dry scalp<\/h3>\n

A majority of beauty experts believe that people with dry scalp must avoid shampooing every day, as it will dry the scalp more. Sulfate is a chemical known to create frizziness making hairs hard to manage. So, it is wise to go for a sulfate-free shampoo. Also, sodium lauryl sulfate is more dangerous to hairs, as it is a sort of detergent responsible for lather. It is widely used in dishwashing utilities, soaps, detergents, and cleaners. Sodium Laureth sulfate is also a lathering agent, which is less harmful than sodium lauryl sulfate. You can choose shampoo accordingly.<\/p>\n

Tip;<\/h3>\n

try to wash your hairs only once or twice a week, as dry hairs become extra dry when washed frequently.<\/p>\n

Normal scalp<\/h3>\n

Normal scalps neither get oily nor dry easily, so managing them is not a hard task. People with normal hair can wash\/shampoo their hair whenever necessary. To preserve the PH balance of normal hairs, it is recommended to use soap-free shampoo, as they don’t attract dirt and oil.<\/p>\n

A variety of shampoos for colored hairs are specifically available on the market. So if you have some special hair treatments, choose a shampoo according to your requirement.<\/p>\n

Conditioning<\/h3>\n

The last but not the least step in the daily hair care routine is conditioning. After cleansing your hair with shampoo, it is time to give them moisture and restore its natural hydration. Maintaining the health of hair conditioners is crucial. Do remember that conditioners are supposed to apply across the length of your hairs only. They must be avoided to apply on scalp. Wait for 2-3 minutes after applying, and rinse thoroughly with water.<\/p>\n

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Oily scalp<\/h3>\n

Conditioner is necessary regardless of your hair or scalp type. However, people bearing oily scalp can skip it if they feel it. Because sometimes extra oil produced by the scalp spreads out to the entire length of hair. Though there is no harm to applying it as it locks in the moisture of hairs.<\/p>\n

Dry scalp<\/h3>\n

There is no escape to applying conditioner for these both types. Dry hairs tend to become more frizzy and dull if conditioner is not used. Conditioner gives an extra shine and energy to dry hairs.<\/p>\n

Normal scalp<\/h3>\n

People with normal scalp and hair also can’t skip this step in their daily hair care routine. If you have a normal scalp, you must treat your hair with a conditioner every time after shampooing. It is not necessary to apply extra conditioner, a drop also works wonders for the hair.<\/p>\n

Leave-in conditioners<\/h3>\n

In past recent years, leave-in conditioners have become more popular. These conditioners work best for every type of hair bu,t dry hairs respond to them well, as they provide extra moisture than regular conditioners. You don’t have to rinse hairs after applying leave-in conditioners.<\/p>\n

Take home points<\/h3>\n

Your hair is just as priceless as the skin on your face. Keep a strict hair care routine and pay additional attention to maintaining healthy hair. You cannot achieve healthy hair without spending time, effort, and, of course, money on quality products because every exceptional thing has an added cost.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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