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Care · 11
Daily habits: shampooing, combing, drying and styling. General information, not medical advice.
11 articles
Dye, rebonding and thinning hair
How chemical treatments affect thinning hair and how to lower the risk of damage.
A daily hair-care routine for thinning hair
Simple daily steps to look after thinning hair and the scalp.
How to shampoo properly for thinning hair
Washing seems simple, but a few small habits make it gentler for thin hair and the scalp.
How often should you wash your hair in Malaysia?
There is no single answer. Your scalp type, sweat, the tudung and daily activity decide what suits you.
Conditioner for thin hair: how to use it without flattening
Many people with thin hair skip conditioner for fear of flat hair. Used properly, it helps reduce tangles and breakage.
How to dry hair without breakage
Rubbing with a towel and an overheated dryer are common causes of breakage. Here is a gentler way.
Choosing a comb and brush for thinning hair
The wrong comb and rough brushing can add breakage. Here is how to choose and use one gently.
Sleeping with wet hair: why it is best avoided
After a night shower many people go straight to bed with wet hair. Here is what it does to hair and scalp, and easy alternatives.
Flat irons and hot tools: how to reduce damage
Hot styling tools make hair neat, but repeated heat can weaken fine strands. Here is how to use them more safely.
Hair oil: what is realistic to expect
Hair oiling is a common practice in many Malaysian families. Here is how to use it and what it cannot do.
Hair ties, clips and pins: choosing gentler accessories
Small accessories worn every day can pull and break hair. Here is how to choose ones kinder to thin hair.
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