6/20/2019 Myths, tips for healthy hair in summerNew Delhi (IANS) Summer can bring in several hair woes. From using right serum to brushing in a proper way, experts say there are easy ways to tame your mane.
Arpit Jain, founder and Managing Director of Auraine Botanicals, suggests tips to keep your hair healthy:
-*- -*- -*- -*- -*- -*- -*- Vibhoar, Director of NEU Salonz, busts some myths that can help you to get healthy hair this summer.
It’s sea salt season. The product every guy needs in his grooming collection. If you don’t own a sea salt spray, go out and buy one. Trust us, it is worth having one of these to hand as it can be used in many ways. You can use it on holiday, or just as a pre-styling product to create the effect of having just come off a beach! What Is A Salt Spray? Sea salt spray is exactly that: a spray formula with salt and additional compounds. Salt water is known for absorbing the natural oils in your hair which is why you get texture, waves and volume after a day at the beach. Due to its beach-like effect, sea salt spray has fast become a summer staple in the product arsenal of men around the world. Sea salt spray will add texture and body without leaving your hair feeling sticky, greasy, shiny or hard. How To Use Sea Salt Spray Sea salt spray is so versatile that it can be used as a pre-styling treatment or styling product to add volume and texture to your hair. Gone are the days when sea salt spray was only used by girls who wanted big beachy hair with loads of volume. Now loads of us guys are using it to add grip to freshly washed hair; add volume before styling; or refresh and remove oily shine from unwashed hair. Sea Salt Spray: As A Pre-Styler
Sea Salt Spray: As A Styling Product
Sea Salt Spray: To Remove Grease Or Shine In Hair
3 Ways To Use Sea Salt Spray How To Use Sea Salt Spray DIY Salt Spray | Voluminous, Textured Hair Posted at Man for Himself
6/16/2019 Festival Hair Survival GuideHow do you keep your hair looking fab and fresh? This is one of the most common questions I get asked. I have put together a survival guide on how I fight the festival filth and keep my hair looking fresh and healthy at a festival. Pre-Festival Prep Fight the urge to wash your hair and do it as late in the day as possible before you leave. I do two cycles of shampoo and then one of conditioner, making sure to brush it thoroughly while the conditioner is in to get rid of any tangles. When applying the conditioner, make sure that you put the majority of the conditioner on the ends of your hair and not the roots. Applying too much at the roots can make your hair get greasy more quickly. Right before a festival, avoid using too much heat when drying it. I let mine dry naturally as much as possible as the heat can dry it out and damage the hair. Plus, you are likely to be outside in the sun or the snow being at one with the elements during the festival which will undoubtedly dry out your hair even more. Try to avoid using lots of products in your hair, it’s a sure way to reduce the oils which make hair look greasy. This includes; heat protective spray, mouses, hairspray, and hair masks etc. At The Festival Day one your hair will be looking at its best, but as it’s clean, doing fancy up-dos and styling isn’t really an option as clean hair doesn’t hold styles well. Keep it loose and down if possible. If it’s really hot at the festival, opt for a big butterfly clip to tie it up loosely rather than a tight hairband this will stop you getting kinks and tons of knots. What about your fringe/bangs? Rather than constantly touching or readjusting your fringe, use a bandana or headband to keep your fringe at bay. Constantly touching your fringe will make your hair greasy very quickly as your fingers will be dirty and oily. By day three, the heat, snow, ski helmet and all that dancing, glitter, and sun cream has taken its toll on your hair and it’s starting to need a freshen up. Dry shampoo is your new best friend at this point. Spray it a the roots of your hair and use a brush to brush it through or alternatively, you can use your fingertips to massage it into the scalp. It will give you an instant volume boost as well as absorb and reduce the oils in your hair. Be careful though, especially if you are a brunette like me, most dry shampoo is actually white, so on dark hair, it can make your hair go a funny grey colour if you spray too much! There now is (halleluiah) is a dry shampoo for brown hair which has a brown pigment in, this will stop any white streaks. Or just wash it! Washing my hair is the best way to make me feel clean and refreshed and I am not too proud to say that when it’s really hot, I wash my hair with a bucket. So many festivals these days have proper showers so take advantage of them if they do! Wilderness Festival, for example, had fantastic shower facilities at the campsite. However, sometimes the showers are miles away, cost money to use or are non-existent in some cases, so in a time of need, just throw pride and decorum out the window and wash it with a washing up bowl, Jerrycan or bucket. So there you go, a little guide to how you can fight the festival filth and keep your hair looking at its best all festival long! This article from That Festival Blogger was from October but still full of great information.
Festival season is here. You’ve got your outfits planned but have you decided what grooming essentials you need? Man For Himself has come up with some handy tips of exactly what to pack to make your festival experience that bit more enjoyable. With all that dancing, there are certain grooming products for your skin, hair and body that will make it much more pleasant. You can use this article as a checklist, so you don’t forget the absolute necessities! Face Looking after the skin on your face, during a festival, is extremely important. No doubt you will be having a drink or two… but just be aware the alcohol will dehydrate the skin. You will need a decent moisturiser, and with the sun coming out buy one with a high SPF. Sunburn at a festival is not fun, or a good look. Check out this article for some non-greasy SPFs. Jumping around with your mates in the middle of field and sleeping in a tent for a few nights, will no doubt attract unwanted dirt to your skin. Make sure you have a cleanser in your washbag. Man For Himself recommends a micellar water as it is so easy to use and will remove any dirt off the top layer of your skin. The Hydro Boost Micellar Water from Neutrogena is particularly good. Body When you spend the whole day dancing and sweating, maintaining personal hygiene is not easy, but there are items that are 100% essential!
Hair It’s quite likely you won’t be able to wash your hair during a festival. It’s not a pleasant feeling but you can help the situation by using a dry shampoo. Spray dry shampoo onto the roots and really work it in. It will remove some of the oil from the hair. When it comes to styling, either go au naturel or Man For Himself recommends using an oil-based hair product. Yes, it will add oil to the hair, but if you are concerned about having a hair place, it won’t dry hard. Plus, it should survive the rain and you can manipulate it throughout the day. Health Partying a bit too hard can effect the body in various ways. One key thing to take with you is rehydration sachets. You will lose plenty of water from the body whilst dancing the night away and you probably won’t remember to knock that water back along with those plastic cups of beer. These sachets will give your body that hydrating boost it will need and stop you from feeling horrendous the next day! It’s impossible to stay 100% hygienic at a festival, particularly if you end up in a mud bath after a downpour! To prevent picking up any nasty bugs or bacteria, pop a tube of hand sanitiser in your pocket/bag. You won’t regret it when you’re dying for a tasty burger and fries. Posted by Man For Himself
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