Hair, like the skin and hands on the face, is always in contact with outside air, and the sebum secreted from the scalp causes it to become dirty. When such dirt intensifies, pores are clogged, dandruff occurs, hair loss occurs, and hair loses its shine. In addition, the skin in the area that comes into contact with the hair is extremely sensitive and prone to trouble, so the cleanliness of the hair is a priority. Each person has his or her own way of washing his or her hair, and first, brush his or her hair thoroughly with a thick brush before washing it, then wet it with hot water for about a minute. Take a hemp cloth on your palm, mix it with water, and rub it with your palm to make a foam, and use your palm and fingertips to apply shampoo evenly to your wet and relaxed hair. Massage with the tip of your finger, not your fingernails, but intensively massage your scalp and areas close to your scalp for 2-3 minutes. At the end of the hair, the scalp oil doesn't reach there, so it's usually dry and clean, so touch it lightly with your hand. On the other hand, the top of the head is easy to neglect, and this is a place where dandruff is gathered and itching is felt a lot, so you can move your fingers horizontally and vertically to wrap it perfectly. And be careful around your ears and wash thoroughly. If there is a shampoo left in the hair, it is easy to get dirty by attracting dust in the air, and it can cause dandruff or hair loss, so it is not a desirable phenomenon to use too much shampoo. Wash your shampoo thoroughly and rinse it with cold water. Cold water contracts the outer skin and scalp of relaxed hair with hot water, increasing the gloss as healthy hair. If your hair is long or tangled with each other by perm, rinse only at the end of the hair, brush it with a thick comb, and rinse it again to organize it. - Perm. -
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