HAIR CARE: HOW TO DETERMINE YOUR HAIR TYPE

Normal Hair

Washing Frequency: Every 2–3 days
Scalp & Roots: Normal after washing, oily by day 2–3
Ends (Medium Length Hair): Normal or slightly dry, with a few split ends
Shine: Clean shine after washing, turns greasy by day 2–3
Volume: Normal
Static Electricity: Rare

 Care Routine:

  • Washing: 2–3 times a week

  • Shampoo: For normal hair

  • Masks & Conditioners: Yes

  • Leave-in Treatments: Yes


Oily Hair

Washing Frequency: Daily
Scalp & Roots: Normal right after washing, greasy by the end of day 1 or morning of day 2
Ends (Medium Length Hair): Minimal or no split ends
Shine: Clean shine after washing, greasy shine by the end of day 1 or morning of day 2
Volume: Only after washing or none at all
Static Electricity: Rare (except with synthetic materials)

Care Routine:

  • Washing: Daily or every other day

  • Shampoo: Mild for daily use, deep cleansing once a week

  • Masks & Conditioners: Yes, but avoid silicones

  • Leave-in Treatments: Yes, but only on the ends (avoid roots)


Dry Hair

Washing Frequency: Once a week
Scalp & Roots: Dry/normal after washing, normal by day 3–4, oily by day 7
Ends (Medium Length Hair): Dry, brittle, prone to breakage and split ends
Shine: Moderate right after washing, fades quickly
Volume: Increased
Static Electricity: Frequent

Care Routine:

  • Washing: Gentle washing every 6–7 days

  • Shampoo: For dry hair

  • Masks & Conditioners: Use products with silicones after every wash

  • Leave-in Treatments: Highly recommended, both after washing and between washes


Combination Hair (Oily Roots, Dry Ends)

Washing Frequency: Every 2–4 days
Scalp & Roots: Normal after washing, oily by day 2–3
Ends (Medium Length Hair): Dry, split ends
Shine: Clean shine at roots after washing, dull at ends; greasy roots, lifeless ends by day 3–4
Volume: Moderate, possibly increased at the ends
Static Electricity: Possible at the ends

Care Routine:

  • Washing: 2–3 times a week

  • Shampoo: For combination or normal hair

  • Masks & Conditioners: Silicone-free – unlimited use; with silicones – only if hair is frequently dyed or chemically treated

  • Leave-in Treatments: Highly recommended for the ends, both after washing and between washes

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