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We all want our hair to look perfect, but few of us know how to get there. We curl you, iron iron or dry our hair every day, then we ask you why it does not look like that in shampoo advertisements. But that could, all you have to do is understand what kind of hair do you have and then learn some helpful tips on how to deal with it properly. And that's exactly what we have prepared for you today. Whether you wake up with perfect hair every day, or your hair look like the first thing a bird in the morning you will find these helpful tips.

1. Determine your hair type
You will find your type of hair is essential. It's your starting point. Based on that, you use the shampoo, conditioner and other products intended for your hair. Here are some signs to search for your hair type.

Greasy hair
Has only volume after washing and it is usually left by the end of the day. In fact, the roots of fat grasses become fat on the same day, usually in the evening, then you probably luss it every day. Fat hair rarely suffer from static electricity and also rarely have divided extremities, if so, hardly.

Normal hair
Normal hair needs only wash 2 or 3 times a week because it becomes only fat after 2-3 days. It maintains a volume quite well and just in general, it is the easiest to take charge.

Dry hair
Dry hair is fragile and often undergo separate and static ends, it has a lot of volume and is difficult to manage. It will only be greasy by the end of the week, so it's enough to wash once a week.

Combined hair
The combined hair is difficult. The roots can become fat after 2 days, but the extremities will be dry and can even become twisted. It should be washed every 2-4 days depending on the oily that it gets.

2. Wash
Everyone should know how to wash your hair properly. Of course, you might think that you already know it, but here are some points to keep in mind in case. First of all, do not wash your hair every day, it will only strip them of the oils and that your scalp will produce more oils, so in the end, your hair will be kneaded. Second, hot wash, no hot water burned. Third, do not apply shampoo directly on your hair, muten it first. When using the conditioner, apply it to your chin hair, if you have short hair, do not apply it to the ends of your hair, never the roots. And finally - rinse with cold or cold water to close the hair follicles and avoid frizz.


3. Curling
If you like to crifter the hair, but make frustrated that the loops seem bad, you can use the wrong type of iron to curl. If you want more volume at the root, but smaller loops defined at the end - Use a conical curling baguette, if you want all your loops to be large and glamorous - Get a thick curling baguette that does not conify the end.


4. Temperature
The temperature settings on your curling or recovery tools are not there just for fun. They are here so you can choose the right for your hair thickness. Thin hair should not be looped or straightened with something hotter than 170 ℃, thick hair can go up to 230.


5. Dressage
If you go flat, your hair, you'd better do it properly and that you only do it once a week. If you think "Oh, God, how am I going to survive? I'm doing it every day now "- So you probably hurt it. You must first apply thermal protection throughout the length of your hair, let it dry and only straighten it using a brush and flat iron at the same time.


6. SAUBLE
If you want to get the perfect shot with a lot of volume, listen to it. First of all, you certainly need thermal and style protective products like a foam or a volume spray. First apply the heat protector to the entire length of your hair, then add the voluminator product and let it rest a little. Divide your hair into sections and clip it. Start at the back of your hair using a round brush. Then make the sides of your head. Leave the top of your hair for the end. Take smaller sections to make sure to dry them completely. Use a lightweight trail to keep the volume longer.


7. Masks and oils
If you use a lot of heat on your hair, you must absolutely invest in hair masks and quality oils. If you have normal or fat hair - you only need to use masks about once a week. With dry or combined hair, you may need to do it 2 to 3 times a week, depending on the condition of your hair. Hair oils are great for combined and dry hair. Apply them to the ends of your hair to tame the frisans and add shine.