Revitalizing Hair Routine Lavender

Beauty tip: Before shampooing, remember to brush and detangle your hair to remove residue, stimulate the scalp and remove dead hair. In the case of curly hair, wait until you've rinsed out your conditioner for this step. If possible, wash your hair every 2 to 3 days at most. Hair that is washed too often feels stressed and can produce more sebum in reaction. This results in hair that regrays more quickly and a weakened hair fiber. For the shampoo: 1. To make a quality shampoo, place the equivalent of a dab of product in the palm of your hand. 2. Apply it first to the forehead, nape of the neck, top of the head and then the temples. Start by gently massaging the scalp, using small circular motions with your fingertips to distribute the product, loosen the roots and oxygenate the scalp. 3. Rinsing is an essential step that should not be neglected: ideally, it lasts about 3 minutes, until the hair is crisp. And for even more shine, finish your rinse with a cold water rinse to close the hair's scales. For the conditioner: 1. After rinsing, apply a dab of conditioner in the palm of your hand to wet, but towel-dried hair. 2. Distribute to the bottom half of hair (middle to ends) to maintain hair, especially fragile, damaged or curly hair. 3. Leave in for 3-5 minutes, then rinse thoroughly. This is a surface treatment. To further moisturize your hair, consider making a hair mask 1-2 times a week as needed.

lavender: lavender has multiple properties for hair. It is nourishing, protective, moisturizing and leaves a soft and soothing perfume after each use.

aloe vera: aloe vera hydrates and strengthens your hair, and nourishes your lengths and your tips. Aloe vera contains more than 75 active ingredients for the health of your hair. It helps repair dull, brittle and weakened hair.