Recipe for Healthy Hair

on November 23, 2009 at 7:00 AM

Photo by Beanz

Kids have such gorgeous hair!

Long, luxurious locks -- it's what I try to have. I try. But it's not always easy. Sometimes the last thing I have time to care for is my hair. On days I don't have to be out in public, I twist it up with a clip and that's that.

But there are easy ways to get and keep your hair as healthy as possible -- and they don't cost a lot or take a lot of time.

Drink a lot of water. Doctors tell us to do this for our health, but it's also great for our hair. OK, take a minute, go pour a big glass of water and come back.

Trim the dead ends. If you have long hair, mostly one length, you can just snip the ends yourself to liven it up.

Focus the conditioner on the ends.

Try a leave-in conditioner and again, saturate the ends to keep them healthy.

Lay off the blowdryer and other heat stylers when you can.

Eat your way to healthy hair. Salmon, leafy greens, beans, nuts, and eggs are just some of the foods that can keep your hair healthy.

How do you keep your hair healthy?

About the author Michele Zipp

loves vintage and will defend skinny jeans to the death though she is highly superstitious and "death" is probably a bad word choice. She has a touch of the hoarding disease and enjoys sleuthing, the worst reality shows, and wearing high heels, even at the playground. She's an AP mom of twins, slightly crunchy but with a pedicure.

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Comments (2)

sodapple

on Nov 23, 2009 at 6:14 PM

i'm trying really hard to keep my hair healthy, only using the hot iron when needed and just recenlty i got a leave on conditioner, i want long hair back!!! so the more i try to keep it healthy the better it will grow to be that way lol

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NDesmond

on Nov 23, 2009 at 8:56 PM

I use a cream called Kerastasse Nutri Lait. I love the products from Kerastasse, they're amazing! It's not exactly cheap, but yeah, it works wonders! No joke!