Uncommon Stylist Secrets Nobody Tells You

We’ve all heard that irons can damage our hair and Aloe Vera gel can defeat dandruff but we bet you haven’t heard these intriguing stylist tips and secrets before.

Every woman wants to look her best and to do that she goes through all lengths possible. From DIY hair tips to YouTube tutorials of forming intricate braids and hairstyles – she does it all.  Purity Hair Design is a full-service Aveda hair salon in Albany  are constantly buzzing with these very same women who are always looking to make their hair look constantly better.

Professionals know that while some tips are known globally, there are some that are less commonly known or discussed but can be extremely important to maintain good hair health and to rock your favorite hairstyle. Next time you visit Albany hair salons, remember to keep these tips in the back of your mind to get the best experience from your appointment.

Not Every Product Suits Every Hair

There are a few set products every stylist uses. These could be high-end brands that produce great results for most of their clients. But you should remember that not everyone has the same hair type. While these products may work amazingly on some women, you might not have the same results. If you already use a product that you know works well on you, don’t hesitate to ask your stylist to use it instead even if it’s not as expensive as the others in your stylist’s rack.

Less is More

We’ve heard this phrase in the kitchen but it also applies to our daily hair care and styling. Your hair requires attention but not constant attention. Brushing too much or using too many hair products like shampoos, conditioners and even keratin hair masks can affect your hair negatively. Just let them breathe once in a while!

Leave Wet Hair Alone!

When you come out fresh from the shower in the winter season, you might be tempted to grab your blow dryer and dry them. Similarly, if you’re running late for a party, you might not wait for your hair to dry completely before running a flat iron on it. Wet hair and tools don’t make a great couple and you’re probably ruining your hair by treating your wet hair to heat. The best solution is to start early and let your hair air dry.

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