First, you might all know this, but the sun, the sea and the wind are enemies for your hair, so you have to protect them! To do this, it exists some gestures and reflexes to adopt this summer.
Little tricks: avoid rubber band and too tight hairstyle which breaks the hair fiber and opt for a "free" hairstyle.
Then, after every swimming, never forget to rinse out your hair to remove the sand, salt or chlorine. And finally, do not rush after your hairdryer: a blow-dry after a sunny day would be too aggressive!!
But these little tricks are not the only things that you can do to protect your hair this summer!You also can buy products specially made for this: protective care!
This is the top 10 of products to use this summer:
- The summer protective oil by René Furterer: enriched with sesame oil, this product has an anti UV rays action and a vey nutritive formula which provides you a sweet, sliky and brilliant hair!
- The protective shampoo by Fabio Salsa: it enables you to revive the brilliance of your hair and offers you a perfect protection against UV rays.
- The lather by Klorane: use it only on fair hair!
- The after-sun shampoo by Camille Albane: it nourishes and appeases your hair after a sunny day!
- The sublime oil by Franck Provost: nourishes intensively your hair and protects them for UV rays and swimmings!
- The refreshing shampoo-oil by L'Oréal: good solution for weakened, damaged and dry hair. It offers protection and nutrition to your hair!
- Care without rinsing by Klorane: shield against UV rays for colored hair.
- Multifunction solar care by Franck Provost: instantaneous and without rinsing, you can use it during and after your exposures!
- Nutri-repair shampoo by Carita: sweetness, nutrition and hydration!
- Care invisible spray by L'Oréal: vaporize it on the whole hair to protect them against the sun and swimmings.
If you want more information or explanations about what you can do for your hair this summer, let's do this little quizz: http://teemix.aufeminin.com/mag/beaute/d7531/x31947.html (sorry it is only in french...)
