How to choose the right shampoo for your hair for true efficiency?

If there is one product that everyone has in their bathroom, it is shampoo! If its use goes back to the Ancient Egypt, the base did not change so much because, to eliminate the impurities (dust, pollution and sebum mainly), any shampoo is made of a detergent. From now on, it is mainly the great family of the sulphates which sticks there...

The problem is that not all sulfates are equal, some being more irritating than others. Thus in the long run, "ammonium lauryl sulfate" or "sodium laureth sulfate" (the most common), can end up irritating the scalp and cause itching and dandruff in addition to drying out the lengths and ends.

To avoid this, we can turn to a organic or natural shampoo or natural shampoo, a category that favors gentler, environmentally friendly detergents, such as coconut derivatives. Finally, it's best to avoid shampoos containing silicones, a real plastic that envelops and smothers each hair with a plasticized layer: if it gives the illusion that the hair is shinier and stronger, it's just that... an illusion.

To get the most out of your shampoo the effectiveness of your shampooyou just need to do the right things! To begin with, we always take little product : a hazelnut is enough and preferably mixed on the hands (and not directly on the scalp). not directly on the scalp). Then, we spread our shampoo first on the forehead, then the nape of the neck, the top of the head, and we finish with the temples. A little tip If you don't think you have enough shampoo, you can add a little water to start with, which is often enough to avoid adding more.

Delicately, one massages with the end of the fingers (finished the effect with washing machine) the scalp. No need to rub the lengths and ends with shampoo: by rinsing, it will clean them. One passes precisely to the rinsing and for the most reckless, one finishes with a net of water to tighten the scales and make shine. After rinsing, the hair must slide under the fingers. Then we can move on to the use of a conditioner or an hair mask according to its needs.

Be careful, we never use our care products at the roots, otherwise our hair will be weighed down, we stick to the lengths and ends. The only exception may be for frizzy hair, whose scalp is generally dry, which can therefore relieve it. One waits a few minutes then one rinses with large water, by privileging a minimum a water not too hot (and there still ideally, one can finish by a net of cold water). Moreover, if the hair is very dry and damaged, it is also possible to use an oil on the whole hair and to let pose this one from a few minutes to several hours, before rinsing with the shampoo.