HEALTH & BEAUTY Merry Christmas and a With Chris Moody of Moodyhair
It’s the time of year when we think about treating the ones we love. If you love your hair, you should also think about treating that too.
Having endured the summer
sun and autumn storms, your hair will benefit from some pre-Christmas TLC to prepare it for the party season. As always, our first
recommendation is to visit your professional hair salon and ask their advice for what products are best to get your hair in tip-top condition. However, as well as professional
treatments, there are some great alternatives on the high street for a DIY pamper session at home. First, a few guiding points to help
you navigate the mind-boggling array of bottles on the shelves. Hair is not a living substance - it
cannot repair itself like other bodily tissues - so any damage or wear ’n’ tear can only be repaired from what we apply to it. Hair is primarily made up of two things: protein and moisture. Proteins are the hair’s building
blocks; they are what provide strength, resilience and body to the hair. A lack of protein would result in very weak, limp hair that breaks easily or stretches excessively when wet. Moisture, or the hair’s ability to
absorb and retain moisture, is what gives hair its pliability, suppleness and shine. Hair that is brittle, very static, dull or flyaway is lacking in moisture. Look for one or both of these
when choosing hair treatments rather than being seduced by something exotic sounding - an avocado treatment will only help if there are avocados missing from your hair!
happy new hair Instead, try to get down to
how these ingredients deliver proteins or increase the hair’s ability to retain moisture. In other words try to understand their ‘properties’ rather than the exotic ingredients themselves. Always shampoo hair with a
good quality cleanser but try to avoid putting on any finishing rinses or traditional conditioners until after you’ve applied the treatment. All deep conditioning treatments
work better in warm, damp hair as the surface of the hair - the cuticle layer - is open, making it easier for the product to penetrate into the hair. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions; usually the hair benefits from the product being left on for a few minutes. For a very quick treat, try
Barnsley’s own (and former Moodyhair) celeb stylist Andrew Barton’s award-winning SOS Hair Repair treatment range (ASDA from
£5.00) which is infused with Argan oil. Before blow drying, use the lightweight leave-in SOS hair repair miracle oil which helps to nourish dry, brittle hair (ASDA £5.00). For an indulgent treat, try
the velvety rich Lee Stafford ChocoLocks Buttercream (Boots £7.99) for silky smooth, shiny and strong hair. For a leave-in dose of strengthening protein try Lee Stafford Hair Growth Leave-In (Boots £11.99). Here at Moodyhair we’re having
amazing results with Redken’s Heat Cure: a ten minute treatment that uses a specialised heat tool to push nourishing goodness deep into the hair for beautiful silky results that last up to six weeks and costs from just £10. So whatever this hectic season
brings, be sure to put YOU on your own Christmas list and carve a little ‘Me Time’ to treat yourself and your hair.
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