Delicate Hair, how to identify them and what to do with them?
This month in Nekane Capilar we will be talking about delicate hair and how to treat or work on it without losing it in the attempt.
Did you know that most people have the wrong hair routine? That is why it is very important that you know how to identify what type of hair you have in order to know which products, processes and techniques are right for you, taking into account its porosity, structure and main characteristics.
Here comes the most important part: how to identify delicate hair?
- Thin hair by processes: This type of hair is the one that does not change its natural texture, but we feel it is thinned, the reality is that the hair does not thin, what it loses is resistance, that is, traction or elasticity and this is due to the action of certain chemical agents. and is more common in bleached hair.
- Naturally thin hair: This type of hair is usually very fine, weak and brittle, mainly because its natural structure is fine. There are other factors such as stress, medication, aging, poor nutrition and even hormonal changes that result in weak and brittle hair.
- Natural hair with mechanical damage: This type of damaged hair is the most common, since the damage is caused by the constant and excessive use or misuse of heat tools resulting in split ends, dehydrated and brittle hair.
- Sensitive previously bleached hair: When we go through a bleaching process our hair loses resistance, elasticity and increases its porosity, leaving hair weak, frizzy and prone to tangling easily.
- Curly hair: It is usually rough, fragile and curls easily, it is characterized by having a lot of matted hair, of all it is the one that needs the most care since it is easily damaged if we do not have the appropriate hair routine.
After all this explanation, we hope you already know if your hair is delicate and in what category it falls.
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