Sentences with phrase «moisture out of the hair»

«Ionic dryers produce a negative charge that helps suck the moisture out of your hair and cut drying time almost in half,» Kelly explains.

Terry - cloth towels pull too much moisture out of your hair, which makes it frizzy, but the smooth cotton of a shirt will remove the excess water and leave your hair frizz - free (or at least less frizzy).

To minimize heat damage, after you squeeze the excess moisture out of your hair, allow it to air - dry 90 percent of the way (it should be slightly damp), and then dry it the rest of the way with a blow - dryer.

The smell usually goes away after a few minutes... you can help the process by rubbing her down with a dry towel when she comes in, to get any moisture out of her hair.

Not exact matches

The prolonged presence of moisture in the knot will eventually start to deteriorate the hairs and cause them to start falling out.

Many of the sea salt sprays are also drying to the hair, as salt pulls moisture and natural oils out.

Our premium blend of Umutanga Oil, Palmarosa Oil, Yashtimadhu Root, Yucca Root, Burdock Root Oil and Soy deeply hydrates, helps to support growth, soothes dry scalp, strengthens and nourishes hair, imparting remarkable shine and moisture from the inside out.

This movement of moisture into and out of hair is called moisture flux.

«Unless you have super coarse, curly hair, you should rough dry hair 80 % first to take out the majority of the moisture, then go section by section with a round brush to smooth out hair.

While beach spray may not be the product you think of for styling natural or chemically straightened hair, picking one that's packed with moisture — and free of ingredients that dry hair out — will help to add bounce and smoothness, while defining curls.

Although I don't heat style my hair much (and even less often in the summer), the heat, humidity, salt, sand, chlorine and what have you can all drain moisture right out of those lovely strands and leave hair drier than the Sahara.

I normally use Bronner's castile soap for much of my cleaning needs but it does tend to dry out my skin and hair so the coconut milk and oil is perfect for adding the moisture I need in a cold, Vermont climate!