What is Normal Hair?

Normal hair is the dream head of hair!

This is true! normal hair is the dream head of hair. If your hair feels soft to the touch, has good body and manage ability , has not been color-treated or permed, and the scalp is neither dry nor oily, then you have “normal” hair. This hair type needs minimal attention. However, normal hair can quickly become damaged hair if you overuse styling implements or drastically change your hair color. Also, over washing can dry out the scalp; the less the better for this hair type.

It is easy to get seduced by perms or extreme changes in hair color, especially when you have healthy, normal hair. You’re told it will just bring a little more life to your hair-and no damage. I have seen it happen over and over. A woman with beautiful healthy hair gets convinced that it could be more beautiful (we are so easily convinced we can be more beautiful with help from the cosmetics industry) with a few highlights or a few shades lighter. Now the normal hair is damaged and conditioner is mandatory, with no return to normalcy until the hair grows out, all for the sake of a “beautiful” change. Sometimes the best policy is to do as little as possible.

The Best Hair Brush

Choosing the best hair brush supported your hair!!!

For all intents and purposes, taking care of your hair starts with taking care of the cuticle. Paying attention to the needs of this microscopic layer of protection will go a long way to having healthy hair and fewer bad hair days. You will need to change your ways, which can take some getting used to. For many of us they have been second nature, but with time the old habits will become strange and the new habits will feel as natural as brushing your teeth.

How  to brush your hair : Brush or comb your hair as infrequently and as gently as possible. Without question, brushing is one of the most damaging things you do to your hair, especially if you repeat it frequently during the day and use hard-bristled brushed. Every time you brush through your hair, the spikes chip away at the cuticle. Be good to your hair and leave it alone as often as you can.