LIVE 24-SEVEN - FOCUS ON WORCESTER
HYDRATE YOUR HAIR!
Whether you’ve enjoyed two weeks in tropical sunshine this Summer or just made the most of 2018’s extraordinary heatwave, chances are your hair might be in need of a little TLC right now. UV exposure, saltwater and chlorinated pools can leave locks feeling ‘stripped’, dehydrated and brittle, but there are steps you can take to restore your style to its crowning glory…
CHOP CHOP! - A good cut is the best way to remove frazzled ends. Hair will feel fuller and healthier after a decent trim, so get booked in and aim to have at least half an inch removed.
TREAT YOURSELF -While you’re at the salon, I’d really recommend a professional conditioning treatment. In-salon formulas have a higher concentration of active ingredients and can really transform the look and feel of your style. At Umberto Giannini Pump Street, we recommend Kerastase Rituals, a three-step treatment targeted at your hair’s unique requirements. Priced at £15, these are like a facial for your hair – bliss!
HOME HELP - Adapt your haircare regime at home accordingly. Try to reduce heat styling if possible – reserve the straightening irons for weekends to give hair a chance to recover. If you really can’t stay away from the straighteners, be sure to protect hair with a generous application of heat protector - Umberto Giannini Iron Out Heat Activated Vegan Straightening Balm is our choice!
MAGIC MASKS - Take a few minutes once or twice a week to slather on a hair mask after shampooing. Pay particular attention to the mid-lengths and ends and leave on for as long as possible for the best results. My current fave is Umberto Giannini Over Indulge Nourishing Hair Mask, which comes with a clever hair cap to intensify the effects – genius!
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Shirley Thornhill-Jester
UMBERTO GIANNINI 22 Pump Street, Worcester. WR1 2QY
T. 01905 619583
www.umbertogiannini.com
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