Lancome Renergie Night Treatment

Does repeated brushing help or hurt hair? Repeated brushing is very good for the scalp, and since hair is alive only at the roots, it’s also good for your hair. Brushing stimulates the scalp by encouraging blood flow, which keeps your hair healthy. Make sure you use a high-quality brush that doesn’t snap the ends. If it grabs your hair or hurts your scalp, it’s the wrong choice. Soft, natural bristles are the way to go. I recommend Mason Pearson and Denman brushes. Avoid plastic or synthetic bristles.

Tired of the look and the maintenance? Beyond getting a supershort cut, there are a couple of things you can do while your natural color grows out. If you haven't changed your color by more than a shade or two,highlightsandlowlightscan help camouflage the difference. And mild semipermanents andtemporary colors(applied like a root touch-up) can even out your color until you're "you" again. Don't, however, try to apply stronger semipermanents or permanent dyes tobleachedhair -- let a colorist handle it.