Time Drain: You Use Too Many Products
This may be your problem if your hair is
greasy, dull, limp, or lifeless, or if you get “product dandruff”
(little dry flakes
of excess style that fall on your
shoulders). If you’re layering product upon product and still not
getting the results you
want—then compensating by layering on even
more—that’s another sure sign you’re overdoing it or choosing the wrong
products,
says Paul Becquerel, the owner and
creative director of the Paul Becquerel Salons and Spas, in New York
City. “You need only
four things: shampoo, conditioner, style,
and finisher,” he says. Any more and you’ll weigh down your hair and
diminish the
results—besides wasting time and money.
Speedy Solution
If you’ve got a case of product overload,
get the excess gunk out by adding a tablespoon of white vinegar to your
shampoo.
(You can do this every week or two.) Then
pick one product for each of your hair needs: for example, a
color-protecting shampoo,
a moisturizing conditioner, a root-lifting
spray, and a shine-boosting silicone-based hair spray. If you can’t get
the results
that you want with those four products,
then you may have the wrong haircut. (Keep reading.)
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