Hairsense

  You know you’ve had a good night’s sleep when you wake up with messy hair: tangles, knots, and all. You look at yourself in the mirror and you see a refreshed version of yourself and the epitome of the term “bedhead.” As good as it sounds, waking up with bedhead isn’t all fun and games. Too much tossing and turning in your bed while you sleep can damage your hair and result in shedding or hair loss. This is why it’s important to protect your hair while you sleep. Here are some tips on how to do that. Keep hair moisturized - well-moisturized locks are less prone to breakage which is a common thing that happens to hair during sleep. Make sure you’re using a good hair conditioner to protect your hair from damage and to keep it healthy as well.  Brush your hair before bed - no, you don’t need to brush your hair 100 times before bed, but brushing it until it’s silky smooth before you hit the sack can help prevent damage to your while you sleep. Brush your hair enough times to j...

It’s not the best thing to have but greasy hair happens to everyone, even those that stick to their haircare routine daily and to a tee.  On days when you wake up with greasy hair, know that you don’t have to sit around and fuss about it or wait until the day is over and hope that tomorrow your tresses look better. We’ve rounded up tips on how to get rid of greasy hair so you can always have your hair looking its best.  Use a comb, not a brush - using a brush to detangle your hair is a great way to get rid of knots and spread oils around. The latter contributes greatly to having greasy hair. Instead of using a hairbrush, use a comb (specifically a wide-toothed one) to avoid damage and greasy hair.  Do a hair detox - another thing that might be contributing to your greasy hair are all the chemical and dirt build up on your scalp. If you think your hair is starting to grease up more than usual, you might want to consider doing a hair detox. It doesn’t matter that you’re us...