Hair care
Moisturizing your hair is the best treatment option for eliminating dry hair. But have you ever heard of reverse moisturizing?
Our hair needs nutrients to maintain its integrity (natural sebum). The problem is that hair suffers a lot of damage from chemical processes, heat styling tools, pollution, sun, wind and genetic factors, and some hair is naturally drier and more porous.
That's why we use oil on our hair, which is what we call hair nourishment. This nourishment can be done through various processes, and moisturizing is one of them. (See: 6 ways to use oil on your hair)
In moisturizing, oil is applied from root to tip in a pure form. It nourishes the hair fiber, helps eliminate split ends, frizz, adds shine and can even boost growth and stop hair loss.
In addition to the traditional way of applying moisturizing, which everyone already knows, you can also bet on the so-called reverse moisturizing. This is perfect for enhancing the care of dry or highly porous hair.
The effect of reverse moisturizing will enhance the sealing of any treatment done before it.
How to apply
In reverse moisturizing, the hair needs to be washed first, the opposite of traditional moisturizing done with dirty hair.
It is important to wash the hair before the procedure so that the cuticle is opened and the nutrients in the treatment cream can penetrate it.
The hair mask is applied before the oil in the reverse moisturizing technique
This form of application has the differential of boosting the action of the moisturizing mask, as it helps seal the treatment inside the hair, making moisturizing even more effective for dry hair with high porosity.
There's no secret! The technique is very easy to do.
1. wash your hair, apply the moisturizing cream to the entire length and leave for 20 minutes,
2. Then apply the oil, leave the mixture on for another 20 minutes and rinse thoroughly with water.
As the oil is already mixed with the mask, you won't need to do more than that to remove the oil.
You can do this treatment once a week, but as we've already said, you need to identify your hair's needs in order to determine the right treatments and how often to apply them to your hair.
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