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Haircare Tips For The Busy Traveller

Haircare Tips For The Busy Traveller

Published by Programme B

Haircare is challenging enough with a busy lifestyle, but when you are traveling, you may experience stress or other issues that may lead to hair loss or extensive damage to the ends. Though an issue such as hair loss can be treated by a procedure such as a hair transplant Izmir, you can care for your hair from root to tip with a few simple steps to lessen the damage until you return home. In this article, we are going to be looking into hair care tips to help even the busiest of traveler have healthy hair throughout the whole trip.

Avoid Chemicals

When traveling, the best thing you can do for your hair is to avoid both chemicals and styling with heat. This will not only dry out your hair, but it will also speed up the process of sun damage. This can cause the hair to dry out and become damaged much faster making it more difficult to maintain. Opting for the use of a shampoo, conditioner, and a comb will be the few simple steps you need to keep the hair clean and effortlessly styled all day long.

Don’t Over Wash Your Hair

Never leave your hair for more than 3 days when traveling! Not only can this lead to a build-up of products such as dry shampoo and sea salt spray, but this can lead to the hair becoming matted and damaged over time. To keep the hair health wash, it once a week minimum with a healthy amount of conditioner. This will help to maintain the natural oils whilst ensuring the ends are nourished and protected against sun damage during your time exploring. Washing your hair twice a week may be required if you are spending long hours in saltwater or the sun as your hair will become damaged much faster.

Condition With Every Wash

Conditioning your hair is vital to ensuring you have moisture from root to tip. However, it can be difficult to judge when your hair needs it and how it can affect your hair overall. By conditioning with every wash, you will help to stimulate the scalp as well as protect the ends to promote growth and reduce the number of split ends over time. This is great when you are traveling as this will leave your hair easy to style and soft to the touch for effortless hair no matter what the day has in store.

Trim Split Ends Little And Often

If you are experiencing split ends as you travel, giving them a trim, yourself can help to care for the hair until you return home. By trimming away the dead hairs little and often, this will always help to promote the growth of new hair and keep your flowing locks looking healthy. Combing your hair when it is wet will help to reduce these split ends and will ensure you can travel with healthy hair up until the day you return.

Whether you are looking to travel on your gap year or are traveling for a month to explore one of your bucket list locations, you can have the healthy hair you need with these simple tips. Which will you choose first? 

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