Hair care is ineffective? What are some NG steps that will make your hair care efforts useless?

Most people wash their hair first and then condition. This is the correct procedure, but there's a new CWC shampooing method. While conditioner should normally be used after shampooing, you can also use it before shampooing. This acts like a protective layer around your hair before shampooing, protecting it from further damage and dryness. This is especially true for long hair that's dry, damaged, and prone to split ends and breakage.

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Most people apply conditioner right after washing their hair? Isn't that what they say? If your hair is still wet, conditioner will be diluted and unevenly applied, significantly reducing its effectiveness. Therefore, after shampooing, towel-dry your hair before applying conditioner.

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Do you think the longer you leave hair conditioner on, the more moisturized it becomes? No, no, no, that's a misconception! Leaving the conditioner on for a longer period of time won't improve its effectiveness; instead, it will cause it to stick to your hair. Leaving the conditioner on for longer periods of time won't double the moisturizing effect. Prolonged application will cause excess oil to adhere to the scalp, hindering hair growth and reducing volume.

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If rinse-off conditioner isn't rinsed thoroughly or if you use too much, it can leave excess oil in your hair. This not only makes your hair look greasy, but can also cause sunburn and discoloration when exposed to the sun, creating a negative effect. After showering, rinse your hair with clean water before leaving the bathroom to ensure there's no residual shampoo or conditioner or accidentally stained shower gel.