Hand up if you\u2019ve been tempted to do something drastic to your hair during lockdown. Maybe you thought that you\u2019d look really good with bangs or have been thinking of bleaching your hair (guilty). But professional hairstylist, Kelly Red, says that you really shouldn\u2019t.<\/p>\n
\u201cMany people may feel the temptation to grab some scissors or a box dye and have a go themselves,\u201d says Kelly, \u201cbut this is definitely not the answer. In addition to causing you a world of regret, it will end up costing you more money post lockdown, with your stylist having to try and rectify it.<\/strong>\u201d<\/p>\n Instead, she suggests that now is a great time to give your hair a break from styling. But that doesn\u2019t mean falling behind on regular washes but to be more mindful about how you\u2019re treating it.<\/p>\n If your hair is currently bleached-whether by a professional or your own doing \u2014 you\u2019ll find that its drier than usual and perhaps has a bit of a brassy tone to it. To help counteract those effects, Kelly suggests using a brighten shampoo like Label.m\u2019s Brightening Shampoo and Conditioner. It\u2019s specially designed for blond hair, the shampoo works to brighten, whilst enhancing tonal reflection and neutralising unwanted brassy tones. With a moisturising and nourishing formula that prevents dryness, tangling and breakage, the multi-tasking shampoo has an Enviroshield Complex to extend the life of your colour and provide protection against frizz, humidity and UV rays.<\/p>\n Is your hair looking dull and lifeless? Then a mask might just be what it needs. Kelly recommends using a mask once a week to help restore moisture and repair heat damage. If you\u2019re after a lightweight mask, try label.m\u2019s Honey & Oat Treatment Mask which will leave hair sleek, soft and radiant. It\u2019s specially formulated with an exclusive Hydra-5 complex to rehydrate parched hair, restoring vitality and revealing healthy-looking locks, whilst protecting fibres from damage caused by heat styling and chemical processes.<\/p>\n \n label.m Honey & Oat Mask<\/p>\n<\/p>\n READ MORE:\u00a07 Best Anti-Frizz Products That\u2019ll Help Your Hair Fight Humidity<\/strong><\/p>\n If your hair is thicker and requires more moisture, then give The Great Skin Co Intense Repair and Protect a try. It\u2019s formulated for hair that is very dry and damaged by restoring moisture with vitamin and mineral-rich ingredients like avocado butter, coconut and argan oil.<\/p>\n \n The Great Skin Co – Intense Repair & Strengthen Hair Mask <\/p>\n<\/p>\n Believe it or not but not all shampoos are created equally. Some shampoos can actually weigh your hair down with sulphates, propylene, glycol, parabens, and phthalates. By going organic, you can help prevent product build-up and leave your hair clean and luxurious, minus all the icky stuff.<\/p>\n Made from 100% natural ingredients like marula seed oil, and peppermint, African Organics Marula shampoo and conditioner remove silicone build-up from you hair, leaving it smooth and more manageable.<\/p>\n \n Africa Organics Marula Hair Care<\/p>\n<\/p>\n READ MORE:\u00a08 DIY Hair Masks For Every Hair Type<\/strong><\/p>\n Kelly recommendation is the label.m Organic Lemongrass Shampoo and Conditioner. Enriched with high levels of certified organic ingredients, like quince, oats, rice milk powder and jojoba oil, it cleanses and\u00a0it cleanses and nourishes hair naturally without the build-up.<\/p>\n \n label.m Organic Lemongrass Shampoo<\/p><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Hand up if you\u2019ve been tempted to do something drastic to your hair during lockdown. 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Dry hair? Mask it<\/h2>\n
If you have product build-up<\/h2>\n