I’ve written several articles about how the dry and humid environment in Dubai affects hair and contributes to hair loss previously. To mitigate it, it’s important to incorporate as many natural and organic products as possible into hair care. The various articles have covered shampoos, conditioners and DIY hair products. …
Traditional shampoos are usually composed of ingredients such as sulphates, which allows the shampoo to lather up. Other ingredients included could be isopropyl alcohol and propylene glycol among other things. Ordinarily, these ingredients tend to dehydrate the hair but in a dry environment, the problem can be made much worse. …
The hibiscus flower is commonly found in Asia, North Africa, and Latin America, and is a symbolic flower in Haiti, South Korea, and Malaysia. The flower comes in different colours – white, pink, red, orange, purple, and yellow. The red hibiscus is most commonly used for hair care and is …
When I woke up on Thursday morning, my apartment was dark and I couldn’t see anything when I pulled aside my blinds. For a split second, my groggy mind thought the apocalypse had happened while l slept. I quickly got on the Gulf News website and discovered it was another …
Maintaining moisture in your hair is one of the most important things living in a desert environment. Using the right combination of products goes a long way but sometimes, some ingredients or popular product simply doesn’t work in a dry environment. Humectants are one of the no-nos living in a …
I discussed how to keep hair moisturised in 7 Ways to Keep Your Hair Moisturised and one of the ways I recommended is using a pre-poo prior to shampooing your hair. This recipe is excellent for protecting your hair so everything you do afterwards will have a limited effect when it …