Tips For Long Hair

1-      The ends of long hair have been styled and colored so many times that they get dry and frizzy quickly," says hairstylist Serge Normant. Ask your stylist to snip less than a half inch every other month (since your hair grows faster than that, you won't lose any real length). If you wait too much longer between cuts, split ends could resplit, which means you'll have to trim away more later on.

            2-   Scalp treatments may sound clinical, but massaging a serum  or even a shampoo that contains essential oils, such as avocado and coconut, into your roots a few times a week will "nourish the scalp, creating the right foundation for healthier, stronger hair with less breakage,"

1    3 -     If your hair is in that awkward growing-out stage, ask your stylist for long layers that skim the bottom of your cut. "Long layers in the front give you the illusion of length,"

4    4 -       DRY SHAMPOO AND DRY CONDITIONER Yes, dry conditioner is a thing—and you'll be happy that you know        about it on day three of a blowout. Your ends start to look dry right around the same time your roots get oily.

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