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At last! How nice! The days are getting longer and brighter again, violets and snowdrops lift their heads out of the earth, the birds are chirping, it is getting warmer and we can feel this fresh energy. Spring is here, and with it the time of awakening, renewal and change! Spring fever sets in, but maybe also one or the other thought of spring cleaning at home and the purification cure for the body.
Our hair also needs a little more attention after months with dry heated air inside, icy temperatures outside, increased friction from hats and wool sweaters and little sunlight. Here we reveal two very special tips on how hair can become radiantly beautiful again in spring and how it can bounce back freshly:
Tip 1: The hot scissors for bounce in your hair
Have you ever heard of it? The hot scissors are heated with electricity via a cable, and thus solder the ends of the hair when cutting. Compared to a haircut with conventional scissors, which does not produce a completely smooth cut edge, the Thermocut creates a closed cut surface. This seals the ends of the hair and the hair can no longer fray. The hair is brought back to its original state, so to speak. Here the hair is already cared for when it is cut.
The temperature of the scissors can be individually adjusted and, depending on the nature of the hair - whether thick or thin - is between 110 and 170 degrees. This means that it does not get any hotter than other styling aids such as curling irons or straightening irons. But don't worry: you won't even notice the heat while cutting, and the stylists are protected by a rubberized handle.
The cutting itself is no different. If you then run the hot scissors over the entire head when closed, they will also seal the rest of the hair. You can already see the effect after the first haircut with the hot scissors: the hair has more bounce, more volume, more shine and elasticity and is easier to care for. Since the hair no longer rubs against each other, it sits loosely and is easier to style. Color pigments also stay longer in the hair thanks to the sealing. When used regularly, the Thermocut can prevent split ends in the long term, without any chemicals! The hair looks much more voluminous and much longer like “freshly cut”!
Tip 2: Care with colorless henna
Henna cares for the hair by wrapping itself around it like a protective cover and smoothing it. This prevents split ends and the hair no longer becomes brittle. On the contrary: it becomes less susceptible to adverse influences. Henna gives the hair a beautiful shine and brings amazing fullness.
"Henna cares for the hair by wrapping itself around it like a protective cover and smoothing it."
Tip from Natural hairdresser hair harmony - Bounce in the hair without chemicals
Incidentally, our all-natural henna does not destroy the protective acid mantle of the skin, so it is also ideal for sensitive scalps. It is also pesticide-free and comes from controlled cultivation. The substance "p-phenylenediamine (PPD)" is not contained in any of our other vegetable colors.
Incidentally, colorless henna is strictly speaking not at all, but is obtained from the Cassia obovata or Senna italica plant. These belong to the carob family. But it behaves like henna and wraps itself protectively around the hair. A cure pack with colorless henna is mixed with hot water to form a smooth paste.
For an even more intensive care effect, we add one or two egg yolks or sour cream, or high-quality oils for vegans. The warm mass is applied with a brush from the roots to the tips, and then wrapped well with a warm, damp cloth. For an optimal effect, you can relax under the steam hood for about 30 minutes. After the exposure time, the hair is rinsed thoroughly with clear water and provided with a balm or hair treatment, and finally the wine and fruit acid rinse is done. The result is healthy, shiny and strong hair, and all of this using only the power of nature!
Let yourself be in a of our salons Convince yourself of what a thermal cut and colorless henna can do wonderfully on your hair! More tips from the natural hairdresser Haarmonie.
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