5 FEB ‘21
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You know how touching your face is a big no-no, well the rule applies to your hair too. With not much to do, it is natural to start playing with your hair while watching Netflix. However, this makes your hair dirty and greasy. Your fingers touch all sorts of things, laptop, food, your pet and more. The dirt from these objects gets transferred onto your hair and makes it look oily — so stop doing that right away!
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While we are against washing hair every day, you need to shampoo it at least thrice a week. And let's admit it, during quarantine no one kept track of how frequently they washed their hair. Now that you have started stepping out more often, get into the habit of washing your hair frequently to get rid of all the dirt and product build-up from your hair and scalp.
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Tying your hair into a tight ponytail or braid while working out is acceptable; however, don't keep it that way all day long. This will put too much pressure at the roots and pull them, causing breakage and hair fall. Embrace loose hairstyles or let your hair down and allow your scalp to breathe.
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Beauty routines went out of the window during quarantine, this led to several skin and hair issues. If you haven't already, it's time to resume your pre-quarantine hair care habits like applying oil to the roots before shampooing and serums to protect your tresses after washing it.
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A lot of women didn't care about drying their hair completely before tying it during the quarantine. This habit can be quite damaging for your tresses and may also invite scalp infections. Keep that hair tie away until your hair has dried off completely before you braid or throw it up into a bun.