A hair care routine is just like a skincare one; you have to be experimental to figure out what works for your hair. This can get a little tricky and time-taking, as the hair doesn’t respond well to every product you apply. There’s a chance your hair might start to look super-dry, or super-nourished; it all depends on what your hair needs. Many people give up on hair care entirely as it needs tons of figuring out and experimentation. Therefore, we have outlined the ultimate hair care routine for you to follow for all hair types. And guess what? You don’t need to put in extra effort. It’s simple, effortless, and similar to your regular hair care routine.
Hot Oil Treatment
The very first step to go in with is a hot oil treatment. Don’t let the name puzzle you; you don’t have to apply the oil while it’s “hot”, but tepid. Take any hair oil you prefer for your hair; it can be coconut oil, jojoba oil, argan oil, olive oil, or any other. Bring it to lukewarm temperature and start massaging your hair roots with it. After massaging for 5-10 minutes, locker your hair with a shower cap and leave it on for at least 20 minutes.
Cleanse
It’s time to cleanse your hair and wash off all of the oil from the treatment. Pick a shampoo that is particularly formulated for your hair type. For example, if your hair is dry, use a shampoo that’s made to fulfill dry hair needs. If your hair is dry, GK Hair Moisturizing Shampoo is the ideal shampoo for you. If your hair is oily, you can go with GK Hair Balancing Conditioner. Apply shampoo to your hair and make sure all of the oil is washed off well. Rinse the shampoo.
Hydrate
Even if your hair is prone to get oily, your hair lengths need nourishment and moisture, as the natural oils produced at the roots can’t always make it to the ends. Apply conditioner to the hair ends to make up for the moisture loss, if any, caused by the water or the shampoo. For dry hair types, use GK Hair Moisturizing Conditioner as its super-hydrating formula keeps your hair adequately hydrated. For oily hair, GK Hair Balancing Conditioner is optimal, since its light-weight formula balances the moisture of your hair without weighing it down.
…Or Deep Condition
If your hair is extremely dry and doesn’t get enough moisture from your regular conditioner, this step is for you. Use GK Hair Deep Conditioner Treatment once a week to provide deep nourishment to your strands. Apply it to wet, clean hair, spread it evenly and leave on for 20 minutes. For super-hydration, wrap your hair with a shower cap and provide heat with the hair dryer. This will open up the hair cuticles to allow nourishment from within. Rise after 20 minutes and follow with the rest of the routine.
Leave It On
It’s time to go with your leave-in products. Spray a few spritzes of GK Hair Leave-In Conditioner Spray to tame unruly hair, and follow with Argan Oil Serum to seal in moisture. For instant frizz reduction, take a dime-size amount of Leave-In Conditioner Cream with a few drops of Argan Oil Serum and create your sweet mix. This step goes a long way in keeping your hair properly hydrated, nourished and protected.
Time to Style!
Your styling routine depends on whether you blow-dry or air-dry your hair. If you’re a fan of air drying, you’re good to go. However, if the case is the other way round, apply ThermalStyleHer Cream to your mane, so that it can resist thermal damage. Finally, style your hair as desired and you’re all good to go.
FAQ's
1. Why use a hot oil treatment?
A hot oil treatment nourishes hair by applying lukewarm oil, like coconut or argan. Massage into roots, cover, and leave for 20 minutes for deep conditioning and revitalization.
2. How to choose the right shampoo?
Select a shampoo tailored to your hair type: GK Hair Moisturizing Shampoo for dry hair, GK Hair Balancing Conditioner for oily hair. Thoroughly rinse to prepare for the next step.
3. Why is hydration crucial, even for oily hair?
Apply conditioner to hair ends to replenish lost moisture. For dry hair, use GK Hair Moisturizing Conditioner; for oily hair, choose GK Hair Balancing Conditioner, a lightweight formula.
