02. HAIR HEALTH

Hair Care: The Habits That Make a Difference

Great hair starts long before the haircut.

Your haircut determines the shape, but your daily habits determine how your hair looks and feels between appointments.

Wash according to your hair

There is no universal washing routine. Hair type, scalp condition, lifestyle and the amount of product you use all matter. The goal is to keep the scalp clean without unnecessarily drying it out.

Choose the right products

Using products designed for your hair type can make a significant difference. A professional can help you understand whether your hair needs hydration, volume, control or a lighter styling product.

Be careful with heat

Frequent exposure to high temperatures from hairdryers and styling tools can contribute to dryness and damage. Whenever possible, use moderate heat and avoid holding the dryer too close to the hair.

Your scalp matters

Healthy-looking hair begins at the scalp. Pay attention to persistent itching, excessive flaking, irritation or unusual changes. If something concerns you, professional medical advice is more appropriate than simply changing cosmetic products.

And what about hair loss?

Hair shedding can have many causes, including genetics, hormones, stress, nutritional deficiencies and medical conditions. Cosmetic products can improve the appearance and condition of the hair, but they don't treat every cause of hair loss.

If you notice sudden, excessive or persistent hair loss, it's worth speaking with a dermatologist or other qualified healthcare professional.

BRATZ TIP:

Don't wait until there's a problem to start taking care of your hair. Consistency is part of good grooming.