Our 21 Best Hair Care and Styling Tips For Every Hair Type

 HAIR CARE TIP #1: WASH WITH LUKEWARM WATER

Scalding showers may feel relaxing, but if you’re being real with yourself, they aren’t worth it. That almost-too-hot-to-touch water can actually strip your hair of essential oils, which can leave it feeling drier and looking duller. So, the next time you step into the shower, adjust the temperature. Lukewarm water is just as effective at getting you clean, without being quite as harsh on your hair.

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HAIR CARE TIP #2: CONDITION CORRECTLY

Chances are you already know that you should use conditioner, but are you sure you’re using it the right way? Think about where your hair tends to get greasy first—typically the roots—and use it as a reminder that conditioner only needs to be placed on certain sections of your hair. Skip applying it near your roots, and apply conditioner from mid-lengths to ends. Conditioning at the roots can end up weighing down your hair. As for hair tips for application, try distributing the conditioner through your hair with a wide-tooth comb, which can help detangle your hair. Use a system of moisturizing shampoo and conditioner, like the L’Oréal Paris EverPure Moisture Shampoo and L’Oréal Paris EverPure Moisture Conditioner.

HAIR CARE TIP #3: CONCENTRATE SHAMPOO ON THE SCALP

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In contrast to conditioner, which should be focused on the lengths and ends of your strands, shampoo should be concentrated on the scalp, according to the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD). Washing only the lengths and ends of your hair can strip strands of their moisture and cause them to become lackluster, dull, and dry. Your scalp (which produces oil and constantly sheds skin cells) is the area that really needs cleansing, so when you shampoo, keep your efforts focused on your scalp and roots.