1. The optional but revolutionary pre-wash 

Before you even take a shower, prepare your hair to avoid breakage. Using Hair care routine a wet brush or a wide-tooth comb, start at the ends and work your way up to the roots to detangle. Scalp Oil: Apply a light oil, such as jojoba or rosemary, to the scalp once a week, half an hour before washing, to encourage growth and health.

 2. The wash, focusing on the scalp 

Most people wash their scalp insufficiently and their ends excessively. Use lukewarm water.  Natural oils are scaled by hot water, which also roughens the cuticle. The Procedure: Apply the shampoo to your scalp and rub it in thoroughly after lathering it in your hands. 

3 Conditioner

 is meant for the hair that “hangs,” not for your head of hair. Extract it: Squeeze out any extra water from your hair before applying to prevent the conditioner from simply slipping off.

 From the middle of the hair to the ends, apply. Steer clear of the scalp to prevent greasiness. The Wait Let it sit for two to three minutes. At this point, you should complete the remainder of your shower routine. The Rinse Cool water helps seal the cuticle for additional shine, so use it if you can tolerate it.

 4. After the wash, the Gentle Dry Wet

 hair is the weakest.  Consider it a silk gown. Avoid rubbing your hair: Don’t “scrub” with a heavy cotton towel. 

5. Upkeep and Safety

 A silk or satin pillowcase minimizes friction during sleep, preventing frizz and bed head breakage. Micro-Trims: To get rid of split ends before they move up the hair shaft, get a “dusting” every eight to twelve weeks.