CHOOSING THE RIGHT SHAMPOO FOR YOUR HAIR
Hair care sound easy when you realize its all about wash and rinse, however there are many aspects to hair care that a person needs to consider when they are buying their shampoo and conditioner.
The first thing a person needs to assess is what kind of hair they have. There are different shampoo for each condition of hair, and a person needs to evaluate – or even get their hairdresser to evaluate – which kind of hair they have.
The hair conditions are as follows:
Dry hair – this is when the hair looses a lot of moisture easily, and is viable to obtaining split ends on a regular basis. A person's hair lacks bounce, and lacks the shine it needs to look impressive. It's basically like thin strands of straw, and feels as though it could turn brittle.
Oily hair – oily hair comes from an oily scalp. The hair becomes slick with oil, and needs to be treated. The oily hair can smell more if left untreated, and it always feels as though it is dirty.
Normal hair – normal hair comes from just having hair that is perfectly normal. It's not oily, dry, or anything – it's just normal hair that doesn't need to be treated for any kind of specific condition.
Dyed hair – dyed hair needs specific hair treatment in order to keep the colour up, and the moisture in. The treatments are a little more expensive then normal shampoo and conditioner bottles, however it does help to reduce damage, and to keep up colour.