The Fuss About Hair Washing
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The Fuss About Washing Hair
Introduction
Washing a child's hair can be a challenging task. Children often resist bath time, and adding hair washing to the mix can make it more complicated. It’s best to introduce hair washing gradually, once your child is comfortable in the bath. In my experience, my daughter was not fond of it initially, so I delayed it until absolutely necessary.
Hair Care Tips
After washing, avoid vigorous towel drying, as this can strip essential moisture from the hair. It's normal to lose about 50 to 100 hairs daily through washing, brushing, or even while sitting still. If more than 100 hairs fall out per day, you might want to review your diet for nutritional balance.
Historical Practices
For centuries, Ghanaians have used Black Soap for both skincare and hair washing due to its effectiveness on oily skin and blemishes.
Personal Experiences
Some people, like myself, have even experimented with reducing hair washing frequency. While I’ve read that hot water can strip hair of nutrients, I haven't encountered negative feedback about using cold water. I now brush my hair regularly instead of washing it daily, though I recommend caution and familiarity with dry shampoo methods if you try this.
Washing Techniques
When using detergent or soap, the oil in hair adheres to the soap and rinses away with water. If you wash your hair daily, use a pH-balanced shampoo and wash once. More frequent washing initially can help during a detox period where you're adapting to a new routine.
Ergonomics and Tools
Standing upright while washing hair helps reduce back strain, whether you’re doing it yourself or assisting others. Let hair hang naturally, whether under a shower or leaning over a bathtub. Using a hair washing aid with a built-in container and pump can also be beneficial.
Conclusion
Proper hair washing involves careful techniques and the right tools to maintain healthy hair. Pay attention to your hair's response and adapt your routine to its needs.
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