Straight, thin hair is more fragile and delicate, more easily tangled and broken, tending to dry out more easily, so some care for straight and thin hair includes:
- Use shampoo and conditioner suitable for fine and straight hair; Place conditioner only on the ends of the hair strands; Do not comb your hair when it is wet; Avoid using a hairdryer or flat iron to dry your hair, as they damage hair strands; If it is necessary to use the dryer, apply a thermal protector first, put it at a low temperature and keep it at least 3 centimeters away from the scalp; After drying, comb the hair, starting by untangling the ends of the hair strands and only then go through the strands to the root, because the thin and straight hair breaks more easily After combing, lock the hair with a bun or a braid, about 3 days a week to protect the thin hair from breaking; Moisturize your hair every 15 days, preferring products with keratin to keep the hair strong and resistant.
Another important tip to take care of straight and fine hair is to trim the ends of the hair strands regularly, as thin hair tends to be split easily.
Products for straight and fine hair
The products for straight and fine hair must be suitable for this type of hair to make the strands lighter, repaired and hydrated, maintaining their shine.
Some examples of products for fine and straight hair is the Quera-Liso Light and Silky product range for naturally straight hair by Elseve L'Oreal Paris or the shampoo and conditioner for smooth and silky hair by Pantene. See some tips for perfect hair by clicking here.
Another problem with straight and thin hair is that it often also has a tendency towards oiliness, which is why it is necessary to be careful twice to control this problem. See how to avoid the main causes of oily hair.
