Drying
hair correctly: again, don't pile it up, and don't rub it!
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While
your hair is still damp, gently loosen out any tangles
using a brush or a wide-toothed comb. Comb in downward
strokes, starting near the tips and working your way upward
towards the roots. This will help to keep the hair from
splitting and breaking. |
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Apply a styling product such as a mousse
or gel if you like, but don't use too much. |
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If possible, allow your hair to dry naturally.
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Sometimes it may be impossible
for you to find time to allow your hair to dry naturally,
and you have to use a hair dryer. If so, here are
some tips about using a dryer:
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Only use the dryer on damp, towel-dried
hair. Don't blow-dry hair when it is dripping wet! |
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Use the dryer cautiously, on the lowest
speed and the lowest heat setting. |
| 7 |
Keep the dryer
moving constantly over your whole head. Don't concentrate
the heat in one spot, as this can dry out
the moisture from your hair and even damage it permanently. |
| 8 |
Always switch off the dryer before your
hair is completely dry. |
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Gentle
use of a wide-toothed comb prevents tangling and
damage
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| More
gentle combing: correctly washed and conditioned
hair does not tangle |
Almost
done |
