Hair and skin can be affected by fasting during the month of Ramadan due to the lack of fluids in the body, so “The Seventh Day” reviews in the following lines the best ways to take care of dry hair in Ramadan, according to hairdresser Tony Imad.

Water intake:

The hairdresser said to “The Seventh Day”: “Dry hair is one of the most types that need strong care, especially during fasting, because of the lack of fluids during the day in Ramadan may cause dryness of the hair, so we must be keen to moisturize permanently and make sure to drink water.” To a large extent during the periods of suhoor and iftar.

Moisturizing:

Moisturizing hair comes by choosing a type suitable for the nature of the hair, in addition to that it is preferable to choose moisturizing from natural oils such as coconut and olive oil, but it is preferable that the oil be used once a week by means of a hair oil bath for two hours, then rinse.

Rinse:

Make sure to wash your hair with a suitable shampoo that is free of any chemicals that cause harm and damage to the hair, so make sure to wash your hair once a week and dry it in the air without using any electric dryer.

Make hair masks:

You can make a mask consisting of coconut oil and yogurt to moisturize and get softness and strength. Also, make sure to choose a mask made from natural ingredients such as eggs, olive oil, and mayonnaise.

Avoid dye:

It is preferable that you stay away from frequent dyeing to keep your hair from brittleness and breakage. In case you need dyeing, you must visit a specialized hairdresser to help you choose a dye that suits you.