Hair is prone to breakage and split ends
According to a study published in the journal Annals of Dermatology, regular use of a dryer can make hair surfaces rough and damaged by the effects of heat. Habits such as drying, straightening or bending hair at high temperatures also cause the scrotum to peel, making hair dry, weak and prone to breakage.
loan-colored hair lacks vitality
Lack of moisture or the use of shampoos containing strong chemicals causes hair to lose its natural shine. Washing oil has an alkaline pH and contains sulfate that can dry and weaken hair fibers, making hair dull and brittle.
Puppet hair, uncomfortable to comb
Dry and damaged hair causes the scoreboard to become frictional, entangling with each other to form knots. Regular use of drying machines, chemicals or lack of moisturizers is the main cause of this condition.
Dry, chapped hair
The ends of your hair are most vulnerable to frequent exposure to sunlight, chemicals, and heat. When the ends of your hair are dry and split, you should trim them periodically and increase moisturizing to prevent damage from spreading.
Hair grows slowly or does not grow long
If hair growth is slow, it can be a sign of weak or damaged hair follicles from within. Goosebumps, split ends or lack of nutrients can affect the hair growth cycle.
