Summer Hair Care: How to Wash Your Hair

It is said that strong UV rays in the summer make hair dry and brittle, and cause severe damage.

I've been using supposedly good treatments for home care, but the effects are only temporary and my hair isn't getting better.

I heard that the effects vary depending on how you wash your hair, so I’d like to introduce this.

First, since it is necessary to soften the hair, I recommend shampooing twice.

Squeeze out a small amount of shampoo, lather it up, and wash your hair until your scalp is thoroughly wet. Then, for the second application, apply the shampoo lather to your well-wet hair.

Apply it, wash it off, and rinse thoroughly.

It is said that applying shampoo immediately inevitably leaves residue, which can cause seborrheic dermatitis.

When rinsing, instead of just holding it against the showerhead, it is better to gently rub it like shampoo to rinse thoroughly.

At this point, you must rinse with lukewarm water so that the hair expands and the treatment is absorbed well.

I actually tried it twice, and the first time less foam was produced, while the second time a rich lather formed.

It was a hassle at first, but I got used to it after doing it for a while, so I liked it.