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How to Get Silky Soft Hair
6 tips for silky soft hair:
1.Brush your hair gently before showering.
2.To keep your hair silky, shiny, and soft, use balms every day. After rinsing, apply Silky Soft Balm, use cold water to wet the hair.
3.Before using a “waffle grill”, make sure your hair is perfectly dry, otherwise you can damage it.
4.To restore shine to your hair during the day, apply a little bit of balm along the whole hair length.
5.Do not switch to different shampoos. Once a week use a clarifying shampoo, such as Pantene Pro-V Clarifying Shampoo, to remove any product buildup or dirt.
6.Spray your hands with Pantene Pro-V Silky Soft Hair Spray and then work it in along the whole hair length. Your hair will become shiny again and lose this tangled look
What Factors Affect the Condition of Your Hair
Marlin Sherlock, Director of the British Institute of Trichologists, points to a relationship between various factors and the six symptoms of unhealthy hair. According to her, factors affecting the hair condition fall into four main categories. We have no control over some of them, but in certain cases we can assist Mother Nature.
The first factor relates to our genetically inherited characteristics and is the only factor we have no control over.
Color, structure, curl, etc. all describe hair. Nowadays, more than at any other period of time, we are capable of altering the genetically determined appearance. We can intensify or change hair color, tint it, bleach, and curl or relax.
The other factor relates to our health condition and we have a certain modicum of control over it: an appropriate lifestyle helps improve our health.
The third factor deals with nutrition. Proper diet equals healthy hair, and it is almost entirely up to us to control what we eat. Hair color declines with a poor diet.
And finally, the fourth most important factor – hair care. And here we exercise full control.
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What Is It and Why Should I Care?
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UVA, UVB, SPF…acronyms that seem to be everywhere but what do they mean?
We all know that we should stay out of the sun as much as possible and use creams that include at least an SPF 15 have shown that using SPF 15 everyday provides more protection than using a higher SPF intermittently.
The letters SPF actually stand for ‘Sun Protection Factor’, and the higher number, the better the protection against sun burns and harmful rays of the sun that damages our skin. In fact, studies have shown that using SPF 15 everyday gives us more protection than using a higher SPF every once in a while.
A good sunscreen will block exposure to both UVB and UVA (ultra violet radiation from the sun) rays. These rays can cause damage to the outer layers of your skin, drying and aging it before its time. And the longer you spend in the sun unprotected, these rays penetrate into the deepest layers of your skin and that’s when you end up with a nasty sunburn and have to sleep on your tummy for a few days.
While nearly all sunscreens provide some level of protection against UVB rays, no product yet screens out all UVA rays. SPF sunscreen numbers indicate sunburn protection from UVB rays only; therefore no rating system yet exists for UVA.
Most young women only apply 25% to 50% of the recommended amount of sunscreen to adequately protect their skin. Sunscreen needs time to penetrate your skin, so be sure to apply it one-half hour before going out in the sun, and reapply every 2-4 hours, or immediately after swimming, excessive sweating, or towelling off.
If you want to keep yourself protected from the sun at all times, avoid being in direct sunlight between the hours of 10 am and 4 pm, wear tight-weave clothing that covers your body, as well as a hat—and wear sunscreen! Olay’s ‘Natural White Fluid’ with UVA and UVB protection will help your skin’s defenses.
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Skin Care: What's All the Fuss?
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| What's so wrong with just washing your face with the soap the whole family uses in the shower? Well, nothing if you want to risk acne, dryness and possibly early aging if you continue on the same road. Everyone wants flawless skin. | ||||
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| It is important to start a proper skin care protocol during your teenage years to avoid scarring and imperfections. Taking care of your skin today will not only make you look better now but will help keep your skin continue to glow as you get older. First Step: Cleansing and Moisturizing Choose the right facial cleanser: Begin with a cleanser that rinses clean and thoroughly cleanses the skin without stripping it. If you have acne-prone skin, consider Olay's ' Classic Beauty Fluid'. If you have dry or sensitive skin, consider cleansers that are non-irritating like Olay's ‘ Daily Cleansers Moisture Balancing Face Wash '. Second Step: Protection Protect your skin from pollution and sun damage by using a moisturizer with an SPF 15 to always have a protective base. No need to get wrinkles, dark spots, or loss of firmness too early in life right? Fix It Up: Got acne? Use a product containing an antibacterial agent to fight off acne infections. If your skin tends to be shiny in the mornings, treat your skin at night with an oil-reducing product containing salicylic acid to minimize oil production. | ||||
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