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[...] keep the hair damp during application is to use a spray bottle filled with water. Look for hair care products that consist mainly of all-natural ingredients. You also need to make sure you pick out [...]

[...] your hair until 48 hours after the last time you've colored it. Some styling and hair care products can damage hair that has recently been colored. Even a little bit of dampness can [...]

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[...] . You also need to make sure you pick out shampoo and conditioner that matches your hair type. Do not hesitate to try different products until you find out which one works best for [...]

[...] . Check the labels on your hair care products. Make sure the products are right for your hair type. Nearly all hair care products are labeled specifically for dry, medium or oily hair. [...]

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[...] cycle. You will appreciate the healthy look, as well as make caring for it easier. Avoid using plastic combs and brushes that cause extra static electricity in your hair that can cause your hair to [...]

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[...] your styling products is to separate the hair into multiple sections, and apply your styling creams or gels while the hair is still damp. A great way to keep the hair damp during [...]