Black is one of the most popular natural hair colors, black hair is often seen as a sign of healthy and strong hair, common problems such as pollution, heat, UV rays and improper hair care and maintenance can cause premature hair aging, when this happens hair loses its color Normal and becomes white or gray.

Without proper care, black hair can become brittle, dry or damaged, and there are many ways to keep hair healthy and hydrated while reducing the risk of breakage, especially those that protect against damage, add moisture and can keep brittle or dry hair healthy.

In the following report,medical news todayWays to take care of black hair, which are as follows:

Wash weekly:

Beauty experts recommend washing black hair tightly once a week or less, and frequent washing can remove care products and some oils, which can lead to dry scalp and hair.

The choice of shampoo is also important, as some anti-dandruff shampoos and regular shampoos contain harsh ingredients, such as sulfates, that can strip away natural oils and dry out hair, making combing more difficult and more prone to breakage.

Look for gentle, hydrating shampoos and use conditioners with each wash, making sure to coat the ends of the hair, and while washing, gently massage the scalp. Dry your hair by patting it with a towel instead of rubbing it.

Cream bath:

In addition to using a conditioner with every wash, you should try to deeply moisturize the hair, so after shampooing, apply a deep conditioner or a natural oil, such as jojoba, to the hair and scalp. Wrap hair in a warm towel and leave it on for up to 30 minutes.

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Reduce friction during sleep:

Movement while sleeping can rub and damage the hair. Also, some fabrics can absorb moisture from the hair and scalp. To avoid these issues, it may be a good idea to do the following:

Remove any tight ties before bed.

Use a soft, silky or satin hair cap to reduce chafing.

Use a silk or satin pillowcase.

Reduce friction during sleep

Cold oils and hot oils:

If your hair is naturally black, a hot oil treatment once or twice a month can be a great way to add moisture and shine to your hair as well as improve its elasticity, it’s easy to do a hot oil treatment, just heat one of your favorite hair oils (argan, avocado or walnut) India, olives, almonds, etc.) in a bowl thrown into hot water.

Once warm, section hair and apply to scalp and ends, massage gently, leave for 30 minutes and wrap a silk scarf around your head to lock in moisture, shampoo as usual.

When using oil, choose oil that melts at body temperature, this prevents the need to heat the oil ahead of time.

While hot oil treatments should be done less frequently, cold oils can be used daily, especially on the ends of the hair. Add a pea-sized amount of the oil to your hands, rub and apply to the ends, this will help add shine.

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