How To Shampoo And Condition Your Hair Like A Stylist // In The Salon

Hi guys, my name is Sarah cassava, I'm with the style garage and today we're going to be teaching you, hair hygiene and the proper way of shampooing and conditioning our hair, we're going to start with the blonde angel wash by Kevin Murphy. What this does is it'll enhance all of the tones in her hair to get rid of the gold and unwanted yellow tones. You have to make sure that you applying enough water make sure everything is really really wet. If your ear isn't wet enough, you won't get the proper lather some shampoos out. There are sulfate free, paraben, free III. You will sometimes have minimal lather, and that doesn't mean that the shampoo is not right for your hair. Just me that it doesn't have enough salt in there, which is a good thing. Salt will dry the hair out alright, so going in and just putting the shampoo in the palm of your hand, you don't want to just plop it on the top of your head. You want to make sure that you're, I'm also flying it through the entire head. Do you want to make sure that you're going with the cuticle of the hair? You don't ever want to do friction like this? The cuticle of your hair is, being you know, disrupted, and it's being pulled back. The part of your hair, that's dirty is your scalp. The ends of your hair really isn't dirty unless it has a lot of wax buildup and things like that on. It scope, manipulation. Also helps with circulation and promotes healthy here as well. So, as you can see, most of my lather is through the base of her hair. I'M just going to go with the cuticle of the hair and bringing it through the ends go ahead and give it a good rinse. Now again, I've been using the blonde in line by Kevin Murphy and the conditioner is more of a treatment. It has a pigment in there that's a little bit deeper of a violet which will help straighten the hair, keep those blondes really clean. Looking you want to go ahead and ring out as much water as you can, even when you're in the shower, you want to do that. You don't want to keep your hair real, real wet now, with your conditioner, want to make sure that you hit the mid-shaft and ends you don't want to have your conditioner go towards the root of the hair at all, always making sure you're going with the cuticle Of the hair, a good time to work in your conditioners, probably about three to five minutes, you want to leave it in long enough so that the conditioner can do its job. The purpose of that is just to seal the cuticle down. You just open the cuticle with the shampoo, and you got all the dirty elements in the hair. Now you want to close the cuticle with the conditioner again staying away from the roots. A lot of people won't be able to have second or third day hair, because they'll feel real greasy the next day, so keeping that conditioner off the roots. So we can maintain a lot of volume with an E, especially because she has very fine hair. Also, you know you want to make sure that you're only shampooing, probably every 3 to 4 days I go for personally, I think, is that what you're going anything else for days and that's just best for your hair - it's just really best. You should really especially be a wife right now you can let that sit in and just you know in the shower. If you want first few minutes, let that work in and then when you go ahead and rinse, you want to make sure that you're folding down this cuticle and you want to use more of a tepid to cool water rinse. You don't want anything real hot when you're, washing your hair or when you're conditioning your hair. The purpose for that is just to keep that cuticle down more. You lift up that cuticle, the more you're going to have color loss. If you have shorter hair, you definitely can watch your hair every day. All right all drying is even important as well. When you go ahead and tell why the hair, you don't want to rough it up, you know you don't want to get in there and do this. Okay, you want to just get in there again with the cuticle, and you want to do more of like squeezing out the water. You know a lot of us are just in a hurry and we just want to take this towel and go through it, while all the conditioner you just put in there closing on that cuticle can rough up that cuticle again all right guys. So that's our segment with washing and conditioning we'll be focusing on product necks. So you can just join us for that. Thanks for watching