Dry Hair

2. My hair is always dry, what should I do?

This can be a very complex or simple solution, lets explore this issue. First off, we live in the desert and deal with a lot of environmental dryness and sun damage to start with. A good daily cleansing and conditioning ritual is a great place to start along with a weekly deep conditioning masque at home is always highly recommended too. In-salon conditioning treatments have been the fastest growing segment of our industry and for good reason. THEY WORK! Technology has come a long way in this area and your trouble areas can be targeted from dry/damaged hair to fine hair and even scalp challenges. There is a in salon treatment for your specific need whether it is hair of scalp related. Last but not least, keeping a regular haircutting schedule is often an overlooked component. You know the term “split ends” right? Well those splits don’t just stay at the ends. They will split all the way to the scalp if left to their own devise and the only way to get rid of them…cut ‘em!

So that’s just the environmental aspect. Let’s examine all the other torturous acts we do to our hair. Think of all the ways we put heat directly on our hair, there’s blow-drying, flat irons, curling irons, hot rollers. And then there’s the chemicals, haircolor, straighteners, perms.

When you add up all these ingredients, you can see why most of us walk around with dry hair. Sit down and figure out your hair beauty schedule and remember to be kind to those precious cuticles!