Delphine

4 min
No matter how hard you hydrate your hair reinforcements from after-shampoos and care, nothing is there, they stay dull, dry and brittle? The porosity of your hair can explain this phenomenon. But how do you know if your hair is porous? What are the causes and how to remedy them naturally? We decipher all this for you!

What does porous hair mean?

The outer layer of the hair is called the "cuticle". This protective layer is made up of nested scales in each other and serves as a natural dam to protect the hair follicle from external aggressions (pollution, tobacco, styling habits, products, etc.).
The hair is by nature permeable, but its level of porosity varies according to the degree of interweaving of these scales: the less they are tight, the more porous the hair.
Concretely, this means that with too loose scales, The hair is less protected, and therefore more fragile. This type of hair absorbs water easily, but rejects it immediately, thus lacking in hydration. It is also, therefore, drier and brittle. It also tends to be dirty more quickly and frizz in case of humidity

 

 

How to explain the porosity of the hair?

Different factors can impact the porosity of the hair. The heat (smoothing, straightening, etc.), but also the colors or even permanents, damage for example hair fiber and increases its porosity. Attacing them at the tail or a very tight bun or sleeping with loose and wet hair can also influence their porosity.

The nature of the hair (its thickness and its density, among others) can also play a role, as is the length of the hair. And age is not to be outdone, since white or gray hair is generally more porous.
Strong hair porosity can also be linked to a deferred iron supply. Note that Nutrient deficiencies are one of the first causes of hair loss. It is to remedy it that Krynéo has developed his cures «Essential Care" And "Intense repair». Formulated with natural ingredients, they deeply nourish the hair from the inside by bringing them all the nutrients (vitamins, minerals, trace elements and amino acids) necessary for their health.

 

How do you know if your hair is porous?

Is your hair generally dry and brittle? Is your mane changes at the slightest drop of rain? Your hair takes time to dry and it is then difficult to style it? Do you have the impression that your hair is lacking in hydration?
If you answer "yes" to some of these questions, your hair may be porous. Do not panic, it is possible to improve their condition thanks to A suitable hair routine. Here are our best tips to protect your mane.

 

 

What treatment routine for porous hair?

Regularly cut your damaged tips To revitalize your hair.

Protect your hair from attacks such as Too hot drying, excessive brushes and other chemical colors. Favor drying in the open air or at moderate temperature while maintaining your hair dryer ten centimeters from your hair. Also opt for more natural colorings, for example based on henna.

Choose your shampoos and other hair products well. Make sure that the composition of these products is good and adapted to your hair type. To help you sort through the ingredient lists, do not hesitate to consult our article on Ingredients to avoid in your hair products.

Rinse your hair with cold water To tighten the scales of your hair. Once a week, Make a rinse made from lemon or apple cider vinegar By pouring a tablespoon of organic apple cider vinegar in a bottle containing 500 ml of water. Rinse your hair with your preparation and then dry. Slightly acidic but rich in trace elements, apple cider vinegar will help tighten the scales of your hair.

Finally, regularly pamper your hair to hydrate it in depth with care based on keratin, of the Home masks at eggs or at Lawyer, as well as natural and organic vegetable oil baths (olive oil, coconut or jojoba).

 

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