How to Care for Your Hair Between Visits
A well-cut style should hold its shape long after you leave the chair. Keeping it that way is less about a complicated routine and more about understanding your hair, scalp, and daily habits.
How To Care For Your Hair Between Visits
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How Often Should You Wash?
There is no universal schedule. Fine, straight, or oil-prone hair may benefit from washing daily or every other day. Coarse, curly, or dry hair may need more time between washes. Let your scalp guide you. Wash when it feels oily, coated, irritated, or uncomfortable.
Focus shampoo at the scalp, where oil and product collect. Massage gently, rinse thoroughly, and use conditioner according to your hair type. Fine hair will still benefit from conditioner through the ends. Coarse, curly, or dry hair may benefit from more moisture throughout.
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Wash With Intention
Use Less Styling Product
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Start with a small amount and build only when needed. Too much product can weigh down the hair, collect at the roots, and make styling more difficult. The right product should support the haircut, not overpower it. Think of your product as accessories to your wardrobe. Let your hair be the outfit. Use a hairdryer on low heat to build the structure.
Apply a hair oil or heat protectant before blowdrying. Use the lowest heat setting on your hairdryer and a layer of heat protection between the air and your hair.
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Lowest Heat Setting
Your Routine For Your Hair
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Your ideal routine may change with the season, your activity level, or the style you wear. The goal is a clean, comfortable scalp and hair that remains healthy, manageable, and easy to shape.