7 tips for healthy and fresh hair I Hijabi edition

Hi everyone, it's Sofea here!

Many hijabis out there are struggling to keep their hair fresh and healthy. But, no worries, I will share with you the proper hair care routine that will keep your hair healthy and fresh even when you are wearing your hijab all day 🧴🧕🏼

1. Shampoo

I am using 2 types of shampoos which are Anti Dandruff & Hair fall and Moisture shampoo to keep my hair moisturised and smooth. I am alternating between these 2 shampoos in every washes to get the best result!

Tips: Wash your hair every 2 days except when you are sweating too much. Alternatively, you can use dry shampoo.

2. Conditioner

It is a must to apply hair conditioner after shampooing your hair. This helps you to clean off the sweat and excessive dirt as well as keep your hair smooth.

Tips: Leave the conditioner on your hair for at least 1 minute and do not apply conditioner on your scalp.

3. Scalp care spray

I highly recommend this to those who have dandruff issues. I've been applying this spray for almost a year and I can see the difference! My dandruff is lessened and I don't see any dandruff on my pillow anymore.

Tips: Spray scalp care while your hair is still wet.

4. Hair oil

Hair oil is one of the hair care products that I couldn't live without. It works amazingly for me and it helps me to prevent dry hair. I'm applying it at least twice a day for the best result.

Tips: You can always apply hair oil when your hair is still wet and when your hair has dried.

5. Hair water (optional)

Spray hair water on your hair every morning before putting on your hijab. This helps you to smoothen your hair and refresh your hair.

6. Hair mist

Hair mist helps me to keep my hair smelling nice throughout the day and prevent unwanted odours especially when I'm sweating. I always spray hair mist before I'm putting my hijab and after I take off my hijab.

7. Scrunchie and hair clip

Most of us hijabis are using elastic or spiral hair ties. But, we should avoid using those hair ties and change them to a satin scrunchie. Satin scrunchies help us to reduce hair fall.

I'm using a hair clip when I took off my hijab to avoid hair breakage.

Tips: Avoid tying your hair too tight as it will cause hair weakness.

Being a hijabi doesn't mean that we need to care less about our hair care routines. We need to keep our hair healthy all the time. Truly hope that these will help you to improve your hair condition, till next time! ♥️

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