All hair types can benefit from this tip! Use a heat protectant spray before using any hot tool (straighteners, curling irons, etc.). Heat damages the cuticle layer of the hair, leading to dryness and breakage. Whenever possible, embrace heatless styling techniques to keep your hair strong and healthy.

Here’s some of our favorite ways to curl hair without heat

Your hair has naturally balanced moisture, which is great. But your hair also goes through a lot of wear and tear based on your environment and styling routine. Pollution, sun, blow dryers, and chlorine can all take a toll on this typically resilient hair type.

Replenish your hair by applying a nutrient-rich hair mask once per week. This one features pumpkin, one of nature’s superfoods that’s loaded with vitamin A, vitamin C, and vitamin E. Plus, its antioxidant properties means that it counteracts the negative effects of environmental impacts.

Here’s how to make this mask at home:

     ● Mix one cup canned pumpkin with 2 tablespoons             of honey

     ● Apply the mixture to your hair and scalp

     ● Cover hair in plastic shower cap and let                 sit for 15 minutes

     ● Rinse out mask and wash hair as usual

Use this mask once per week to help maintain normal hair.

If you live in a climate with hot, humid summers and cold, dry winters, you’ll probably notice some seasonal differences in your hair.

In the summer, roots tend to be more greasy. To absorb excess oils, use dry shampoo in between washes. On the flip side, dry winter air can pull the moisture from your ends, so use a leave-in conditioner to replenish your locks when the temperature drops