Hair Styling Salon in Abu Dhabi

1. To avoid heat hazards and causing excess damage, you should ensure that you keep the hair dryer a minimum of one inch away from your hair.
2. Check the heat level of your blow dryer.  If it is painful, then you should immediately adjust it as it is too hot for both your skin and hair type.
3. While holding the blow dryer, you should keep your hands in constant move starting from the roots along to the ends of your hair to avoid burning out your roots.
4. While it might be impractical for some, we highly recommend that you get your hair blow dry at the salon.  A professional beautician will know how to manage your hair without getting it pulled out in the wrong direction or burned from excessive heat.  Most beauty salon offer blow dry packages that you can definitely benefit from.

Split ends are a common problem experienced to some extent by most men and women.  It is usually caused by excessive styling, especially for those with fine and brittle hair. To avoid that to happen, you should always:

1. Direct your blow dry nozzle at the roots and mid length of the hair not the ends.
2. Limit the use of flat iron to a maximum of two times a week.
3. Always invest in good hair products that protects from heat.
4. Allow your hair to air dry as much as your lifestyle permits.
5. Use a nourishing conditioner that is rich in proteins and lipids. Lipids creates a shield on your hair fibre’s surface that protects it from drying out.

The best rule of thumb is that you should avoid washing your hair every day.  Mainly because:

1. Washing your hair everyday will remove the natural oils on your scalp leaving your hair dry and dull.
2. Washing daily leads to fade your hair color a lot faster.
3. Washing daily leads to more heat damage as you are then presumably drying and styling it every day.

For those who must take a shower daily, we recommend not to use a shampoo every time, instead just rinse your hair and apply good quality conditioner to the ends.  Limit washing your hair with shampoo to a maximum of 2 times a week.

If you want to maintain a specific length and style, 6 to 8 weeks is ideal as hair grows at an average rate of about 1 to 2 cm a month.  If you have a short hairstyle, you might want to consider getting it cut more frequently as it loses its shape quickly.  Long hair, on the other hand, can go a little longer without a trim — as long as it’s healthy.

It’s normal to lose on average of 50 to 150 hairs a day. However, there are a few factors that can increase the possibilities of hair loss.  These are:

1. The weather and change of temperature.  Many seems to lose more hair during the warmer months, as there is better blood flow and circulation to every part of our body resulting in a renewal of hair growth cycles.
2.  Your diet can also affect your hair’s growth. If you’re not getting enough nutrients from foods you can experience slower growth. Therefore, you should ensure getting a well-balanced diet rich in vitamin E, biotin and protein.
3. Level of stress and your daily life style routine. It is proven fact that stressful life styles might lead to significant hair loss. One significant hair loss type that is linked to stressful life style is called Telogen Effluvium.  In this case, significant stress push hair follicles to resting mode.  These follicles will then fall out within few months while washing or combing.  This condition is not permanent though.  Your hair will start to grow back again if you get those stress levels under control.