Dyed Hair Care

permanently or with semi permanent dyes. In both cases there is the damage of hair strand to some extent. The chemical effects of dye damage the hair cuticle. Inner to the cuticle is the cortex. The hair is porous in nature. So as the cuticle is damaged the chemical effects reach the cortex and the whole hair texture is disturbed. So the dyes are used when there is no way out. The colored hair is much more sensitive as compared to normal hairs. the common problems one has to face after coloring is dryness of hairs, split ends, loss of hair, coarseness and fading ,



So it is recommended to take the discoing of dying the hairs as late as possible. But if is done the following measure should be taken to maintain there original texture and to last the color for longer period.





The first thing which causes the damaging of hair is sun rays or ultra violet rays. This makes the hair lifeless and fades the color to some extent. So while going outside and hair are exposed to the sunshine they must be covered by hat or hijab. The second thing to be needed is to use sunscreen products in shampoo or conditioners.



As the dye take away the moisture content of the hair. So now the need of selection of such hair products which contain extra moisture contents as in conditioners and hair sprays or shampoos. Now days the masks are available in market for retaining the moisture contents of hair. These are applied on hair. The hairs soaked with these masks for 10 to 20 minutes and then washed with plenty of water.





It will keep the hairs vivid and coloring moisture at least per week after application.

Drink plenty of water to maintain the moisture because each hair contains 25 % water. So maintain this balance drink at least eight glass of water.

Use the shampoo which is formulated only for dyed hairs. These shampoos maintain the water balance of the hair.



Choose the conditioners which have higher content of moisture especially formulated for dying hairs. Hot oil massaging once in a week is also important for maintaining the texture of hair.

Handle the dyed hair gently is also important to exclude the excessive damaging of hair.

Deep conditioning should be done once in a month.

The comb or hair brush with wide bristles should be used to avoid the damaging of hair.

Trim your hairs after regular intervals of time so that the split ends are recovered soon.



Hot treatments as blow hair dryers, curler iron or hot curling should be avoided as much as possible.

After swimming the chlorine water should be rinsed with plenty of splashes of water. Because chlorine is damaging to the hair texture.

Avoid frequent washing, if necessary then do shampoo only once a week. To remove the dirt uses plenty of water.

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Tips for Every Eye Shade and Shape

No two people’s eyes are exactly the same, unless you have an identical twin. The size, shape, and even eye color is explicitly unique to every individual.



So why would you say the smoky-eye technique looks good on everyone if there are so many different varieties of eye out there? For instance,



one of my friends is Asian, and every time I did her makeup it wouldn’t look as good as I wanted it, something about it was just off.



So I researched and experimented, and eventually I came to the realization that the way of applying makeup doesn’t have to be uniform for all,



there are several ways to look good not using the same routine knowledge. Mix it up a little, go out and experiment.



Here are some styles I have learned over the years that work with the right conditions:

Okay, let’s start with color and finding which shades work with this color.

Brown or Black



Eye shadows: rich purples (like plum shades), dark browns, grays, and golds.

Eyeliner: black or black-brown



Blue or Gray

Eye shadows: browns, golds, and grays



Green or Hazel

Eye shadows: purple works best to bring out green! Browns work nicely too.



Blondes and Redheads

Eyeliner: do not use black unless you have brown eyes or going out at night. Should be anywhere between black-brown and a dark brown.



Black to Very Dark Brown Hair



Eyeliner: black looks best.



The in-Between Hair Shades (Light Brown, Brownish, Reddish, etc.)

Eyeliner: Black or black-brown



Mascara should be black for everyone unless you have very pallor eyebrows, then I recommend a dark brown.

Now onto eye shapes!

Large Eyelids (your eyelids are equal in size or half the size of your open eye. Example: Cher)



Use white or a lighter shade of the color you want to use on your brow line all the way down to the crease. Now use a slightly darker color on the lid itself.





Next, use a very deep, darker color inside the crease all along your eye.



This enhances and defines the luscious lid you were born with making your eyes appear larger.

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