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To take care of bleached hair it is essential to follow a hair care schedule for hydration, nutrition, and reconstruction of the strands. These treatments avoid the yellowish blonde and restore the life of the hair strands. 

Hair that is bleached become very damaged, since this chemical acts directly on the hair fiber and opens the hair cuticles, removing all the pigment inside. With the cuticles open, nutrients, lipids, and the mass of the hair fiber end up also going away.

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Avoid excessive use of heat tools, such as diffuser, flat iron, and hair dryer, because they end up making the hair shaft (which is already fragile) even more dry, opaque, and brittle.

Hot water can also damage the hair, leaving it rough and porous, due to the swelling of the cuticle due to heat. The leave-in is an ally of bleached hair, since this product enhances the treatment and recovery of the strands, giving shine and increasing the resistance of the strands to daily damage.

How do you usually take care of your bleached hair?

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The capillary schedule can be divided into three stages: hydration, nutrition and reconstruction. Each one acts in the hair treatment in a specific way and according to the hair’s needs. Check out how each step works and how to include them in your care routine, to leave your hair healthier, more beautiful and softer.

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Start with the porosity test to understand what your strands need. For this, you will only need:

• 1 glass of water;
• 1 strand of your hair.

Place the strand inside the cup and see how it looks.

If the strand floats on the surface: you need hydration;

If the strand neither floats nor sinks: go for nutrition;

If the strand sinks: bet on reconstruction.

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Hydration is responsible for returning water to the hair, flexibility against breakage and without that opaque aspect, leaving it softer, lighter, shinier, and without the dreaded split ends.

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Nutrition is essential to protect hair against daily external aggressions, which end up causing dryness, frizz, and weakening of the hair fiber. Thus, it is responsible for replenishing the oils that protect the hair, making the cuticles aligned and closed.

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Reconstruction is ideal for replenishing hair protein for those who have had chemical processes on their hair and lost hair mass. Are your strands brittle and thin from the use of hot tools, coloring or bleaching? Then this step is especially suggested for you, as it leaves your hair fuller.

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The capillary schedule is suitable for all hair types and what changes from one to the other is the sequence of types of masks used on the day of treatment. Oh, and it’s essential to take a break of at least 48 hours between one treatment and another, so it doesn’t overload the strands and the actives effectively penetrate into the hair.

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Now we want to know: were you already following a capillary schedule or would you like to try it out?

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Obviously the thought of applying sunscreen to your entire scalp and each strand of hair seems unrealistic, but luckily there are a ton of product options that take care of this for you (without making your hair and scalp greasy). To protect the scalp, you’ll want to look for ingredients like avobenzone, zinc oxide, and titanium dioxide, which block UV rays. Antioxidants and plant-derived oils like sunflower seed oil also help protect the scalp and hair from harmful rays by blocking free radicals. Below are a few products that minimize the negative effects UV rays have on your hair and scalp, and some even help detangle and absorb excess grease as well.

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Ouai Heat Protection Spray— This spray protects hair from heat damage using a blend of prickly pear extract, jojoba oil, glycerin, and castor oil.

Aveda Sun Care Protective Hair Veil— A lightweight, non-greasy formula filled with nourishing ingredients and UV filters to help minimize the drying effects of the sun.

Coola Organic Scalp & Hair Mist SPF 30— The avobenzone protects your strands and scalp from UV rays while ingredients like palm and soybean extracts condition and hydrate.

Moroccanoil Protect and Prevent Spray— This lightweight formula helps protect and prevent color fading, and can also be used as a detangler post-beach.

Bumble & Bumble Hairdresser’s Invisible Oil Heat & UV Protective Primer— Packed with grapeseed oil, sweet almond oil, and safflower oil, this heat protectant minimizes both UV and heat damage.

Supergoop! Poof 100% Mineral Part and Scalp Powder SPF 45— This powder protects your scalp around your part and soaks up excess oil at the same time, leaving your hair grease-free.

Shop The Products:

Aveda

Sun Care Protective Hair Veil – $30

Coola

Organic Scalp & Hair Mist SPF 30 – $26

Moroccanoil

Protect and Prevent Spray – $28

Bumble & Bumble

Hairdresser’s Invisible Oil Heat & UV Protective Primer – $28

Supergoop!

Poof 100% Mineral Part and Scalp Powder SPF 45 – $34

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What is your favorite UV protector?

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Whether you’re looking to treat dried out and broken strands, a flakey/itchy scalp, dull color, or grease, there’s a DIY combination for you—All you’ll need are a few ingredients from your kitchen:

1. Coconut oil
2. Avocado
3. Eggs
4. Apple Cider Vinegar
5. Honey
6. Lemon
7. Green Tea

Below is a breakdown of the various ways you can combine these ingredients to target specific hair issues—from dullness to dryness to damage.

For Dry Hair:

Honey (1 teaspoon) + Egg (1) + Apple Cider Vinegar (1 tablespoon)— Combine these ingredients in a bowl, apply to your hair, and leave on for 30 minutes. This masks is ultra-hydrating that nourishes hair without weighing it down or messing up your color.

For Dull Hair:

Honey + Apple Cider Vinegar + Coconut Oil—Combine equal parts of each ingredient (depending on your hair length, that could be 1 teaspoon, 1 tablespoon, or more), apply to your hair when it’s still damp, and let the mask soak in for 20 minutes. Finally, shampoo the mask out of your hair and see how glossy your hair looks.

For Flaky/Irritated Scalp:

Green Tea (1 cup) + Apple Cider Vinegar (1 tablespoon)—Mix these two in a bowl or glass and massage into your scalp. Let it sit on your hair for at least five minutes and then rinse out in the shower. The green tea’s antioxidant properties will soothe your scalp while the ACV will help remove excess oil. If your scalp is feeling particularly flaky, combine a small amount of coconut oil with sugar first for a scalp scrub that will remove excess flakes, then finish off with the green tea rinse.

For Grease:

Egg White (1 egg) + Lemon juice (half)—Combine one egg white with the juice from half a lemon to create a mask that will remove excess oil and grease from your roots and scalp. Leave the mask on for 30 minutes (or longer!) and then rinse with warm water. The protein enzymes in the egg white zap excess oil instantly.

For Damaged Hair:

Avocado (half) + Egg (1) + Coconut Oil or Olive Oil (1 tablespoon)—Combine these three in a bowl, apply to wet hair, and wrap hair up into a bun. Blow dry for 10 minutes to help activate the ingredients, then let it sit for an additional 20, and finish off by washing it out in the shower. The omega-3 fatty acids provide strength and shine, while the avocado helps moisturize the scalp.

Photo: Ouai

What’s your favorite DIY hair mask?

Let us know in the comments below!

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Happy Friday! Today’s video on my Portuguese channel is with hair tutorial! I bought a mermade hair waver and I am loving the mermaid effect that it leaves the hair! It is very easy to use and very quick to do. I loved the result and decided to share it with you! I really hope you like it!

Products:

Mermaid Hair
OUAI Texturizing Hair Spray
Nars Blush (Torrid)
Patrick Ta Lip Liner (She’s Strong)
Rouge Dior Ultra Care Liquid Lipstick (446 Whisper)
Laura Mercier Caviar Volume Panoramic Mascara
Diorskin Nude Luminizer

Sweater:
Camila Coelho Collection X Revolve
Braelyn Sweater

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Today’s video on my Portuguese channel is all about hair! I show my 6 favorite products of the moment. In the video, I review each product and explain how I use it during my hair care process. I really hope you like it!

Products:

First Class Charcoal Detox Dry Shampoo
L’oreal Tecni Art Soft Curls Mousse
Gisou Honey Infused Hair Oil
Pantene Pro-V Intense Rescue Shots
Kerastase L’incroyable Blow-Dry Reshapable Lotion
Ouai Matte Pomade

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Today’s video on my English channel is with a hair tutorial! I will show you how I transform my super fine sleek hair to become voluminous and full of body with only one product. You all know how much I love Living Proof’s Dry shampoo, I have been using it for years now. I recently discovered a new product they came out with – Body Builder. This product gave my straight flat hair, amazing results. It gave my hair lots of volume and movement without weighing it down. Check out the final results in the video below!

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For this reason, I created this post full of inspirations and super easy hairdo tips that you can recreate at home and leave the house in a matter of minutes. Check it out:

The high or low ponytail is always my first choice. I love and think the two add a more glam touch to the look. The low one that I wear in this style, I find it chic and stylish, and the high ponytail I go for when I want to put together a more strong and powerful look.  For a more professional look: do not forget to use a strand of hair to cover the elastic.

A bun is also a great choice for days when you are in a rush. My tip is to leave it tightly put together and be careful not to let the bobby pins and elastic showing. If you prefer, you can also bet on a more laid back look leaving some loose strands.

If you’re the type that prefers to wear your hair loose, go for a look using a curling iron and secure only the sides to make the look more charming and different. It is worth risking creating a braid or using clips creatively like this blue triangle. A good tip is to apply a bit of texturizing powder to the root to give volume.

The half bun never goes out of style and is the favorite of many fashionistas. For this option, it is worth stylizing the loose strands leaving them super straight or wavy. It’s up to you. I Love it!

For the more skillful, I could not forget to mention the braids that are always great options when we want to give a change in the hairstyle. No matter what the style, braids always look good and give a special touch to the look.

What did you think of the tips? What is your favorite hairdo?

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Porém o clima mais quente e intenso requer alguns cuidados maiores, principalmente com os cabelos e a pele e no post de hoje vim dar algumas dicas que funcionam muito comigo e ajudam a me manter hidratada e sem deixar de estar bronzeada! Olhem só:

Começando pelas madeixas que sempre são as primeiras a sofrer durante o Verão. Os nossos fios ficam mais sensibilizados e sofrem com a ação agressiva dos fatores externos como sol, sal e cloro, por isso nessa época eu procuro apostar em máscaras hidratantes que possuem proteção contra os raios UVA e UVB e produtos específicos para blindar os fios da água do mar e do cloro da piscina. Outra regra é reforçar a hidratação com as máscaras hidratantes, independente da estação.

Outro produto que não sai da minha nécessaire no Verão é o leave-in com proteção térmica para blindar os fios das altas temperaturas. Quando quero potencializar o resultado umedeço os fios com água termal antes de aplicar o produto. O resultado é incrível!

A dica final, e confesso que a mais difícil pra mim, é diminuir o uso de secadores, chapinhas e babyliss no Verão, afinal as altas temperaturas já danificam, naturalmente, os fios. Uma dica é se jogar nas texturas dos fios e apostar sem medo no messy hair. Fica lindo e combina muito com a estação.

Assim como os cabelos a nossa pele sofre muito também e por isso os cuidados devem ser redobrados, porque o sol e a desidratação podem trazer muitos problemas como queimaduras, envelhecimento precoce, aumentando até mesmo o risco de câncer. Por isso uma das dicas principais é passar muito hidratante, tanto no corpo como no rosto, lembrando sempre de usar produtos específicos para cada área.

O protetor solar também é uso obrigatório o ano inteiro e durante o Verão deve ser passado em toda a área que ficar exposta ao sol. Pra quem estiver curtindo a praia ou piscina é importante aplica-lo cerca de 20 a 30 minutos antes da exposição solar e fazer a renovação a cada 3 horas. Quem deseja ficar bronzeada sem prejudicar a pele pode optar por usar um protetor solar mais fraco, com FPS 4 ou 8, por exemplo, porque ele filtra os raios nocivos do sol e deixam a pele mais bonita, com um tom dourado.

Depois de um dia de praia, não se esqueça de tomar um banho de água doce, de preferência fria, para retirar o sal e areia que ajudam a ressecar a pele. A água fria além de hidratar a pele também deixa o cabelo com um aspecto incrível. Por fim, não tiro da nécessaire minha água termal para borrifar no rosto ao longo do dia e também uma garrafa de água, beber muito líquido nessa estação é fundamental para se manter hidratada.

Gostaram das dicas, amores?

Prontas para curtir o Verão com a pele e cabelos hidratados?

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Yes! The sweat damages the strands more than you think and the hair suffers the external aggression even on a simple run.  The great villain is the salt, which is produced in excess when we are under great physical effort and, when it comes into contact with the hair, resulting in dry, brittle, fragile and opaque strands – that is why after any activity it is normal for it to be super frizzy.  The bad news is that it is useless to just wash the strands after exercise, care must be taken well before beginning the activity. Therefore, in today’s post, I separated some tips that will help you to keep your body in shape without leaving the strands dry.

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1- Starting with the step which must be done even during the lazy days at home: protect the strands. The leave-ins are full of benefits because they moisturize, nourish, prevent frizz and also remove the split ends. Apply it to the entire length so that the salt does not come in contact with the hair. If you do outdoor exercises, protect the strands with UV protection! There are many leave-ins that already have protection against external agents in the formula.

2- Avoid putting up the hair very tight in a pony tail or bun during the workout, they can damage the hair, so always do a braid and secure it with pins without metal.

3- In spite of not being “good” for the hair to wash it daily, this is a rule that does not apply if you exercise every day, so it is very important to remove the salt from the hair as fast as possible. The more it comes in contact with the strands, the more they will be dry and brittle.

4- Take advantage of the time you are caring for the body to take care of the strands too and do a hydration with your preferred oil and continue throughout the length of the hair before beginning the exercise. I love coconut oil, it moisturizes sooo much!

5- Lastly, there is no point in all these tips if you do not hydrate your hair on a weekly basis, you can do it at home! Take 1 day of your week and choose your favorite hair mask , after all, they are going to be more sensitive than the strands of those who do not exercise. That is why hydration is even more important in these cases.

Tell me in the comments if you have any great tip to keep your hair hydrated!

I want to know!

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