Hair Care Tips You (Maybe) Never Knew: 7
Here is the final tip in this hair care mini series that is the wisdom of my hairdresser.
Today, we are 100% rebels – we're going against the grain!
Are you ready? OK, because contrary to popular belief...
He can go on for hours (and has on several occasions).
At the risk of tiring you, here is the condensed version:
Regardless of how fancy the packaging, world-renowned the brand or high the cost:
salt spray is not now,
nor has it ever been
nor will it ever be
good for hair
or scalp
at all
ever
never
ever
never.
(I cut out a whole lot of his superlatives).
A few of you have asked, and here are the replies
- my hairdresser wishes to remain unnamed
- my hairdresser is not looking for new clients at this time
Sorry, but there it is.
Today, we are 100% rebels – we're going against the grain!
Are you ready? OK, because contrary to popular belief...
TIP 7. Salt Spray Isn't All That – It's Not Even Close
Don't mention salt spray to my hairdresser.He can go on for hours (and has on several occasions).
At the risk of tiring you, here is the condensed version:
Regardless of how fancy the packaging, world-renowned the brand or high the cost:
salt spray is not now,
nor has it ever been
nor will it ever be
good for hair
or scalp
at all
ever
never
ever
never.
(I cut out a whole lot of his superlatives).
Why Salt Spray is Bad For Hair
Salt dries out the hair and scalp something fierce and has absolutely nothing to offer in the way of nourishment – quite the contrary.
You Asked - He Answers
A few of you have asked, and here are the replies- my hairdresser wishes to remain unnamed
- my hairdresser is not looking for new clients at this time
Sorry, but there it is.
Comments
I find it really drying, though, so I never ever ever go to bed with that stuff in! I rinse, pack on the coconut oil, and sleep. Then, rinse in the morning! Happy curls :)