Many people believe that coloring, perming, straightening, or exposing hair to heat are the main causes of dry, damaged hair, brittleness, weak hair roots, hair loss, an oily scalp, or a dry, flaky scalp. This misconception often leads to overlooking the importance of water temperature when washing hair.
Today, AloEx will provide a simple summary to help you understand how different water temperatures affect your hair, along with tips for maintaining strong, healthy hair and scalp.
Shampooing with Warm Water vs. Shampooing with Cold Water
How do they differ in their properties for hair and scalp?
As you can see, washing your hair with warm or cold water each has its own advantages and disadvantages. So, which temperature should you choose for washing your hair?
Experts recommend that…
“Wash your hair with both warm and cold water. Start with warm water to open the hair cuticles and allow the shampoo to clean thoroughly. Massage your scalp gently with shampoo, then rinse with warm water. Follow with a hair mask, and rinse with cold water to close the cuticles and lock in moisture and protein.
And another important thing! Beyond choosing the right water temperature for washing your hair, it's crucial to select a shampoo that suits your hair type and scalp. Avoid using products with harsh chemicals too frequently to minimize damage to your hair and scalp. But how do you choose the right shampoo for your hair and scalp? Let's find out together!
Now that you know this, don't forget to use warm and cold water when washing your hair. Also, quickly check the condition of your hair and scalp to choose the right shampoo and water temperature. This will help you maintain healthy hair and a healthy scalp, preventing dryness and breakage.
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