As we all know, having shiny hair is equal parts luck and genetics. But what we still don’t realize is that we have more control over the appearance of our hair than we think. Everything from coloring your hair to styling it with hot tools can cause hair damage and brittleness that makes hair look dull.

How to make hair soft and silky

Do not wash your hair too often

Your scalp is more than skin that holds your hair together—it serves a greater purpose in a way. Beneath the epidermis of your scalp are beautiful oil glands that work to produce sebum, or natural oils. These oils help keep your hair naturally soft, and they also play a role in protecting your strands from the elements (like the sun and wind). When you wash your hair too often, you strip these oils from your hair and scalp, leaving your dry locks and exposing them to heat and toxins from the air.

Comb when wet, brush when dry

Wondering how to make hair silky soft? Start by using a wide-toothed comb to gently detangle your damp hair. Wet hair tends to break, so be extra gentle. Save the brush for drying your hair; Disaster if used on wet hair! It tears the hair, damages the outer layer and invites frizz, split ends and broken strands.

Do not wash your hair with hot water

Always wash your hair with cold water. It’s hard to do, especially in winter, but, trust us, the results are worth the effort. This is a tried and true technique to get smooth hair.The hair cuticle opens when warm water is used to wash the hair.  On the other hand, cold water helps to seal the cuticle which encourages the strands to lie flat.

Avoid shampoos that contain sulfates

Sulfates are good for cleaning your hair, on the downside, they strip your natural oils, along with dirt and grime. The end effect is hair that feels uncomfortable, thick and is dry and brittle. Good sulfate-free shampoos are a healthier alternative and can clean your hair just as well.

Make olive oil your friend

Rich characteristics are found in the base oil found in most hair care products.

However, when it comes to hydrating locks and sealing in moisture, olive oil takes the cake! This natural resource is packed with antioxidants that help protect hair from damage while healthy fats deeply moisturize strands for a soft feel.

Nourish your hair from within

Our diet plays a huge role in how our hair grows out of the follicle. Therefore, you must eat healthily if you desire glossy, healthy hair. 

A healthy hair diet should include healthy fats from food sources such as salmon, nuts, seeds and cold-pressed oils. Fresh fruits and vegetables such as papaya, carrots, pumpkin, sweet potatoes, watermelon, guava and squash – all of which are full of vitamin A ( which promotes the growth of soft and shiny hair).

Aloe vera gel

Aloe vera contains enzymes that are great at repairing damaged skin cells present on your scalp.Because it can make your hair more smoother than previously, it can be used as a conditioner. Keratin, the kind of protein found in human hair, is abundant in aloe vera. This protein can reduce dandruff, stimulate the hair growth process and give you smooth and silky hair.

Try a deep conditioning treatment

For smooth, soft hair, Grania says it’s all about frizz control. She explains that since frizzy hair styles tend to be dry, it’s important to hydrate the strands without weighing them down. “Look for products that will lock in moisture and control frizz over time,” she advises Rubin, adding that you can treat your hair weekly with a restorative deep-conditioning treatment for soft, smooth hair.

Conclusion

Although we believe that true beauty comes from within, we must agree that shiny, lustrous and silky-smooth hair has its own perks – like feeling absolutely gorgeous. It is this feeling that helps instill confidence as well as a luminous aura that makes one stand out in the crowd.

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