3 ways to take care of your hair this summer

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It takes a lot of efforts to get beautiful and healthy looking hair, unless you are extremely lucky to be born with it but it seems even more important to maintain the softness and luster of your crowning glory. Weather changes can have adverse affects. If you are still thinking how to take care of your hair then worry not. Do follow these natural hair care tips that we are sharing to keep the beauty of your hair in place and let them shine.

No more frizz

The biggest problem that most of us face during this hot weather is frizzy hair. To keep the frizz in check use a mild shampoo and conditioner and also before the hair wash go for a quick massaging session with Dabur Amla hair Oil which has amla, a very powerful antioxidant and rich in Vitamin C. It makes hair softer, shinier and adds that extra bounce and body. After the wash go for an anti frizz serum.

Combat that dryness
To avoid dry and straw like lack luster hair in summers, always go for deep conditioning hair masks. You can either buy one or make one at home using this simple recipe here:
You will need eggs and avocadoes. Smash an avocado and make pulp out of it, mix it with one egg yolk. Apply it on your hair and let it restore all the moisture and repair the damage. After an hour, wash and rinse. Feel the softer and smoother locks!

Cut the Heat styling
Say no to heat treatments or minimize and let your hair air dry or go for hairstyles that don’t require heat styling. Remember, braids and buns are in and they won’t ask for heat styling to stay in place. If still that can’t be avoided, go for a heat protectant spray/serum beforehand to minimize the heat damage.

Do not use too much shampoo, it will create more frizz and make them drier.

Once you are out of the swimming pool, wash out your hair to get away with the chlorinated water. Hydrate yourself by drinking plenty of water through the day.

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