Use a weekly hair mask.

A hair mask is a product that you put on your hair, leave it there for 5 to 20 minutes, rinse it off, and then style your hair as normal.

A hair mask is more intense than a conditioner; they usually have more protein and thicker consistency. Masks are great for damaged or dry hair because they help repair damage caused by heat styling or chemical treatments. If you’re looking to improve the health of your locks in general, masks can also be used once or twice per week to help boost strength and shine.

You apply masks just like any other product: wetting your hair first if necessary (it doesn’t have to be completely soaked), then working the mask through from root to tip until every strand is covered before massaging it into place for five minutes or more depending on how thickly-textured yours happen to be. Finally comes rinsing everything out thoroughly before drying off with a towel and styling however desired!

Wash your hair less frequently.

You should wash your hair less frequently.

The myth that you have to wash your hair every day is so pervasive, but it’s just not true. If you have fine or oily hair, you probably don’t need to be washing your strands more than once a week. If you have curly or dry hair, keep in mind that those textures should be handled with care and gentleness—they’ll be happier if they’re not exposed to harsh shampoos as often as other types of locks might be. I’m talking about oil-based products made for people with thick/curly/kinky/coarse tresses—these are designed specifically for those kinds of textures and will help keep them healthy over time if used appropriately (i.e., sparingly).

If we’re being honest here: Washing too often can actually cause damage because it strips the scalp of its natural oils and disrupts the natural pH balance of things like sweat glands under the skin; this can lead not only to itching but also acne breakouts!

Get more sleep.

If you want to make sure your hair is as healthy and beautiful as possible, then getting enough sleep is key. Sleep is when the body repairs and rejuvenates itself. If you don’t get enough sleep, it can lead to depression, anxiety and poor performance in school or work. The recommended amount of hours you need to sleep per night is eight.

If it’s possible for you to get more than eight hours of restful slumber every night, then go for it! Sleeping in excess can even have some health benefits like boosting memory function and reducing stress levels (though most experts recommend no more than nine hours).

Invest in a microfiber towel and change your drying technique.

This brings us to the next step in making your hair look beautiful: drying it.

A microfiber towel is an excellent tool for getting the job done. It can help you reduce frizz, breakage and damage that occurs when you rub your hair with a regular towel.

Microfiber towels are made of synthetic materials that are designed to absorb water quickly without rubbing or friction. They are also very soft and smooth, so they don’t cause friction as you dry your hair either!

To use a microfiber towel properly, simply wrap it around wet strands of hair (or just pat them down) and squeeze out excess moisture until the towel becomes damp instead of soaking wet. You should never rub your head with a microfiber cloth because this will cause damage to not only your scalp but also any extensions that are attached as well!

If you don’t have access to these types of products at home then consider making one yourself; all you need is some cotton cloth (like an old T-shirt) which has been cut into square pieces large enough for each section of hair on top of your head (make sure there’s enough room left over afterwards). Sewing machine skills aren’t necessary though if they don’t exist – just glue together along all four sides using hot glue sticks which have cooled down first before applying pressure onto fabric edges until fully sealed shut again after pressing down firmly against each side seam twice per seam lengthwise.”

Avoid heat styling tools.

If you want to avoid heat styling tools, it’s important to reduce the time you spend blow-drying or avoid it altogether.

If you have no choice but to use a hot iron or curler, apply a heat protectant spray before using them.

Set your temperature as low as possible without compromising the look and feel of your hair.

Choose the right showerhead, and rinse with cold water.

• Choose the right showerhead, and rinse with cold water.

It’s important to use a showerhead that doesn’t blast your hair with water. You should also rinse with cold water to prevent frizz. Your best bet is to use a shower filter, which removes chlorine from the water and allows you to enjoy softer hair and skin by not drying out your skin or causing dandruff or itching from dryness. To choose a good showerhead:

• Look for one that has multiple settings (shower sprays are usually better than fixed heads).
• Make sure it doesn’t put out too much pressure (you can check this by turning off your regular faucet).

Add hair-boosting supplements to your diet.

Add hair-boosting supplements to your diet.

There are a few nutrients that can help boost your hair health, including vitamin B6, biotin and zinc. These nutrients are found in foods like salmon, eggs and avocados. You can also take a vitamin supplement that contains these vitamins. You should consult with a dietitian or doctor before adding any supplements to your routine though because it’s important not to overdo it on anything!

Stop touching your hair so much!

• Don’t touch your hair too much while drying it.
• Don’t play with it when you’re bored, either.
• If you want to run your fingers through it, go for it—but for goodness sake don’t make a face about how much fun that is or moan about how happy you are that you can finally do this now that the braids have come out (you know who I’m talking about). We don’t need to hear that kind of thing. In fact, just take care not to run your hands through the front of your hair too often so as not to mess up what perfectly styled braids have been crafted there; and also avoid leaning over in front of a mirror while holding onto any part of the top layer of strands so as not to disturb its carefully laid-out structure with all those hairspray-coated bobby pins sticking out at odd angles behind them—we get enough bad styling ideas from magazines as it is without having them reinforced by observed errors! And speaking of magazines…

You can make your hair beautiful and healthy by using the right products and making some simple changes to your habits.

You can make your hair beautiful and healthy by using the right products, making some simple changes to your habits, and following through with a few key steps.

First off, invest in a weekly hair mask. This will help restore moisture back into your strands and make them shiny again. Also, try to wash your hair less frequently—letting it go for days between washes will allow for more natural oils to build up on the surface of the scalp instead of stripping them away completely every time you shampoo! Lastly: get more sleep! If you want to keep those locks looking their best, this is important!

The next step is also super simple: get yourself some microfiber towels (or washcloths) instead of traditional cotton ones so that they don’t soak up as much water when drying off after getting out of the shower or even just misting yourself off before bedtime. Don’t be afraid to try something new either; if all else fails… change things up with different kinds of products until something works best for how YOU need it too feel great about how YOU look now too 🙂