6 Things Women With Great Hair Do Every Day 1. She avoids heat styling as much as possible. But let's be honest, you have to use them sometimes. Michael Dueñas, celebrity hairstylist and founder of Hair Room Service, recommends steam rollers, which are gentle on the hair and do not get overly warm, as they're heated solely by steam passing through the foam on the roller. But if you absolutely have to use hot tools (blow dryers, curling irons, wands, flat irons, hot rollers) to style your hair, always use a spray-in heat protectant , says Eve Galminche, Arrojo top colorist. 2. She always sleeps on silk. Silk's smooth texture won't rough up your hair cuticle when you sleep the way cotton does, leaving you with smoother hair in return, explains Suave Professionals celebrity stylist Marcus Francis. Fewer frizzy strands in the morning? Now that's the dream (no pun intended). 3. She keeps her hair clean. We're sure you've heard a lot about t
Best hair oils for your hair 1 /5 For fine hair: Rosemary oil or coconut oil Virgin coconut oil is light-weight, non greasy and helps replenish the thin strands without weighing them down. 2 /5 For thick hair: Olive oil Olive oil is packed with nourishing antioxidants and omega-3 fatty acids that restores shine, de-frizzes hair and works extremely well with thick and coarse hair. 3 /5 For curly hair: Almond oil Sweet almond has high contents of vitamins A, B, and E and is perfect for wavy to curly hair texture. It repairs split ends, improves blood circulation, adds shine and helps define those luscious curls. 4 /5 For dull hair: Pomegranate seed oil Pomegranate seed oil contains punicic acid that helps dull strands and increases flexibility. Applying this regularly will impart shine to your tresses. increases flexibility. Applying this regularly will impart shine to your tresses. For dry/coarse hair: Avocado oil Avocado oil is rich in proteins and amino acids, along with high level