Factors affecting the condition of hair:.
Despite the fact that we rarely think about them.
"I don't dye my hair, I don't dry it with a hairdryer. Why are they still dry and dull at the tips?"
This is a fairly common question for those who try to preserve the quality of their hair, but unfortunately unsuccessfully.
The fact is that there are environmental factors that we can hardly fight.
1. TEMPERATURE CHANGES
In winter, we leave a warm room to the cold, and in summer from the air conditioner to the heat. It's a lot of stress for hair.
Hair becomes duller, thinner, breaks easier and loses volume.
The situation can get worse if you do not wear a headdress: at sub-zero temperatures, there is a spasm of the vessels that feed the hair bulbs.
2. DRY AIR
Have you noticed how the skin responds gratefully to a warm, mild climate with good humidity, or at least to the arrival of summer and the shutdown of heating?
Hair does not live, but it is also able to absorb moisture from the air.
Therefore, winter is a period of dryness even for unpainted hair.
Dry air is merciless to the hair - it becomes fragile and dehydrated, breaks, gets confused, falls out.
3. METALS IN WATER
Metals settle perfectly on the hair, giving them a dull, reddish tint.
Goodbye, cool shades of hair and natural shine!
Water contains a large amount of chemicals, chlorine, salts and heavy metals.
All this negatively affects the health of hair and scalp.
Sometimes, simply changing the place of residence (and therefore water for washing the head), you can notice a change in the quality of the hair.
4. MECHANICAL IMPACT
Every day, many times a day, hair is subjected to mechanical stress:
We wind them, stretch them, intensively comb them, comb them, tie them in the tail with tight elastic bands, the hair rubs against each other, against the fabric during sleep and wipe with a towel, etc.
Despite its hardness, the hair is very soft. Therefore, any mechanical impact leaves small damage to the hair.
These damages gradually accumulate and deepen as a result of damaged hair.