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For the majority of us in the Western world, we look to products like dry hair to cover up oily scalps, hairsprays to increase volume and shine serums that control frazzled ends. This is just a band-aid for the underlying issue. They don't fix it, but they mask it.
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Did You Ever Think Korean Skin Care Was Really Intense? Korean Hair Care For the majority of us in the Western world, we turn to products like dry hair to hide our oily scalps. We also use hairspray to increase volume and shine serums to control frazzled ends. However, all of this is simply a Band-Aid for the underlying damage they don't actually fix the problem they just mask it. In contrast, those who live in Korea understand that to achieve hair that appears healthy, you need healthy hair. This can be achieved with a wide range of products that nourish and reintroduce hydrating to damaged hair, and clarifying products that cleanse the scalp of buildup. It is possible with the right nourishment and clarifying products that restore the hydration needed for damaged hair and clear the hair of buildup. The same way we can perform a steps routine to create soft, dewy skin it is possible to do the same for our hair and scalp too, so long as we are using the right hair-care products and techniques. Here's a closer overview of the steps involved in K-beauty haircare. Step 1: Cleansing Shampooing your hair is a common practice. Most people across the globe shampoo a few times a week to remove excessive buildup and dirt on their heads. Korean hair care practices prefer more thorough cleansing to nourish hair and build the foundation for healthy hair. Indeed, a well- known at-home treatment for scalp care includes (surprisingly) sparkling water. Cho says that Koreans have used a unique method employing carbonated water to softly exfoliate the scalp and purify it. Utilizing sparkling water to cleanse the scalp can remove old skin cells. Step 2: Moisture in the Shower and Hydration The process of thoroughly cleaning your scalp can also help to get rid of essential oils from your hair, which can be detrimental to hair health. In Korean hair salon Buena Park, reintroducing moisture to the hair shaft is essential for glossy and shiny hair that maintains its shape. Apart from following a routine of shampooing with conditioner, hair masks are of the utmost importance in Korean regimens for hair care. Cho says, Cho, "Hair masks are typically applied once per week. It's best to leave the mask on for between 10 and 15 minutes, so that it will absorb and nourish the hair." Cho recommends looking for products that contain natural pumpkin seed oil as well as argan oil. These are two ingredients that are well-known in Korea for their reparative nature. Step 3: Balance the pH Levels A healthy pH is the beauty secret; it provides the perfect environment for your skin's lipid barrier to flourish and shield it from damage caused by environmental stresses. Also, balancing the pH on your scalp is the key to harmonizing your scalp regardless of whether you suffer from dry and flaky skin or oily hair strands that require frequent washing. Vinegar rinses are great for this and
can be done during the shower following conditioning. Simply run a vinegar rinse over your hair and scalp, wait about three to five minutes and wash your hair thoroughly prior to getting out from the shower. This should be enough to ensure a healthy scalp, and nourish your hair. Step 4 4. Post-shower Care You can find items like essences, serums, and oils in the K-beauty routine for skincare. There are a few of them in Korean hair care, too. Cho claims that the benefits of moisturizing skin have naturally spilled into hair treatment. The products for hair are all popular in Korea and include hair serums, hair oils sprays for hair and serums. Yet, you should be aware: Only place oil-based products that moisturize, such as balms and balms, at the ends of the hair to avoid loss of volume as well as product buildup.
