Hairmatters and Chester Hair Clinic

Reviews from this week! 😃

Reviews from this week!

Some reviews from our clients!

Philip Kingsley Volumising Styling Froth.

Hair mousse is a super versatile foam that you can use to give some hold and definition to strands, as well as protect and tame your hair and give unruly curls some control. Mousse helps keep frizz in check and helps make your curls bouncier.
Lightweight styling mousse gives lasting hold, body, volume and fullness to finer hair textures
Humidity-resistant formula provides medium hold even for fine hair, without residue
Improved conditioning and manageability for easier blow-drying and styling
A volume-boosting
Humidity-resistant foam that provides a medium hold at the roots without leaving behind any residue.
Key Ingredients:
Cactus Flower Extract, Aloe Vera Extract & Pro Vitamin B5
Cactus Flower Extract protects against environmental degradation, Aloe Vera Extract makes your hair manageable, while Pro Vitamin B5 (Panthenol) regulates moisture and plumps your hair shafts, boosting shine.

Fixing oily hair.
An overly greasy scalp can lead to uncomfortable itching and seborrhea dermatitis. It can even provide a feast for the fungus that causes dandruff.
You don’t want to strip off all your oil. Your natural oils protect hair and are vital for a healthy scalp and lustrous hair. Here’s how to cut the grease without damaging your hair or irritating your scalp.
1. Wash less often
This may seem wrong but if you’re already washing your hair once a day and you’re still greasy by day’s end, it might be worth playing with how frequently you wash your hair.

Over-washing can strip your scalp of its natural oils. This may cause it to produce more oil to re-hydrate.

If you tend to have dry skin or a dry, itchy scalp in addition to oily hair, slowly stretching how frequently you wash may help balance out your scalp’s oil production.

2. Shampoo properly
It doesn’t seem like rocket science, but yes, you can wash your hair incorrectly and end up with an oily scalp and damaged hair.

To properly wash your hair, gently work a small amount of shampoo into your roots and scalp. Avoid using your nails or creating unnecessary friction on the strands. Aggressive scrubbing can irritate your scalp and cause it to produce more oils.

Focus on your scalp, where the oil is, rather than on the length of your hair. Don’t apply shampoo directly to the ends of your hair or scrub them. Instead, simply let the shampoo flow through the ends as you rinse.
3. Condition carefully
Conditioner can make your hair look greasy and cause oils to pile up faster. Condition just the ends of your hair, and be sure to thoroughly rinse.

4. Go natural
Straightening irons and blow dryers can give you a smooth, sleek finish. But they can also make your hair look greasy faster.

Let your hair air-dry and embrace its natural texture. You’ll stretch out your washes and avoid heat damage.
Use products formulated for oily hair
Clean your brush
Avoid products with silicone