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Pankhurst & Deane

34 South Parade
Oxford, OX2 7JN
01865 553725
Hairdressers

34 South ParadE, Summertown, Oxford, OX2 7JN

01865 553725

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Heatwave hair care in three easy steps

June 27, 2018 Guest User
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Heatwave hair care

As the heatwave this week sends temperatures soaring, try our top three tips for keeping your hair well protected and nourished.

Hydrate, hydrate, hydrate

Shampooing with a formula that’s too harsh for your dry hair, or washing too often can strip away your hair’s natural oils. On the other hand, you really can’t use too much conditioner — it’s dry hair’s best friend! So choose a shampoo that’s designed for dry hair like Elvive Extraordinary Oil Dry Hair Shampoo. These are usually creamy rather than clear, and they may contain ingredients like aloe vera or apricot kernel oil that help dry hair retain moisture. Then opt for a leave-in conditioner (we like Aussie Miracle Recharge Moisture Infuser Leave-in Conditioner) or Matrix Biology Keratindose Renewal Spray, available to buy now in the salon, to really hydrate the hair.

Heat-busting hair

Up-dos are the best option in the heat, keeping your neckline fresh and cool. Channel Kim Kardashian and brush your hair into a low ponytail for a modern look, or roll into a messy bun like Meghan Markle for a timeless classic. Use a light serum to smooth flyaway hairs.

Fight the frizz

If high humidity levels are playing havoc with your hair, keep a vial of oil like this L'Oreal one in your handbag for an instant de-frizz solution. Another tip is to give your hair a cold rinse post-shampoo - it'll not only keep you cool but also shut off the hair cuticle to prevent hot-weather frizz.

In Haircare, Beauty Tags heatwave, haircare, products, shampoo, conditioner, frizz, hair oil, beauty, ponytail, messy bun, Meghan Markle

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