What to do if you are born with bad hair quality

Many structures of our body are divided into natural and acquired conditions. For example, hair is divided into natural and acquired hair quality. If our natural hair quality is not good, such as being thin, soft, split, dry and yellow, etc., these conditions will make our hair ugly. So what should we do to make our hair quality better? Below, the editor will introduce in detail how to deal with poor hair quality.

First, choose the shampoo that suits you

If you have medium-short hair with neutral or oily texture and have never had it permed or dyed, you can choose ordinary or basic shampoo and conditioner; if your hair is rough, dry, easily split and break, and you often dye or perm your hair, and it is slightly long, it is more appropriate to choose a shampoo with more hair care ingredients; for cases of dandruff or itchy scalp, anti-dandruff shampoo is the first choice. At the same time, Asians' hair is generally thicker than Westerners' hair. Therefore, the brands used by Westerners may not be suitable for your hair type. For most Asians, products containing more nourishing ingredients will be more effective.

Wash your hair frequently

The pollution and stress in modern cities are increasingly harmful to hair. Only by shampooing your hair frequently can you clean the dust, dirt and grease accumulated on your hair in time, strengthen the protection of the hair surface, reduce friction damage between the hair, and keep your hair smooth and shiny. In daily life, it is not difficult for us to feel that the hair just washed is smooth and shiny, but it feels a little dry the next day. After another day, the hair becomes greasy and has an "oily" reflection. Therefore, infrequent hair washing is a major obstacle to having good hair quality, and the impact on long hair is more obvious.

A survey shows that the Japanese wash their hair 5-6 times a week on average, Americans 4-5 times, Filipinos 6-7 times, and Chinese 1-2 times. It seems that the gap is really big. Experts recommend cleaning at least once every two days.

Wash your hair properly

When shampooing, first wet your hair thoroughly with 40-degree warm water. The temperature should not be too high or too low to avoid incomplete cleaning or scalding your scalp. When washing your hair, avoid pouring shampoo directly onto your hair. Instead, pour it into your hands first, rub into foam and then apply it to your hair. Do not scrub too hard, scratch your scalp with your nails or pile your hair on top of your head (for long hair). Use the tips of your fingers to gently massage your hair and finally, rinse thoroughly.