5 tips to avoid dry ends on wires

 Dermatologist Paula Chicralla teaches Vogue how to overcome the harmful effects of summer on skin and hair. Some factors are synonymous with the drying of wires in the summer. Sun, tide, pool water ... These are just a few of the factors that make you synonymous with dry hair and scalp irritation in the summer. However, they are not all lost. To help reduce these effects and stay healthy throughout the season, the dermatologist Paula Chicralla in Rio has opened a Phyto hair salon in her clinic and gives Vogue five hair care tips this summer. Look at this:

1. Maximum protection: Before going to the beach or pool, use sunscreen spray for wires, such as prolonged sun exposure, hair damage and aging. In the beach bag, having a thermal water to be applied throughout the day is also an excellent tip because it fills the lost minerals and protects the moisture of the skin and hair.

2. Deep cleaning: Under no circumstances, especially in the case of blondes, do not leave salt water on the hair. When you return home, you should rinse your hair thoroughly with mineral water or serum. In addition, the weekly hydration is worth augmentation. At high temperatures, more perspiration is also common, including the scalp, which can improve the appearance of dermatitis. Therefore, it is vital that the sample be kept clean (thoroughly washed and read) to prevent it from jamming and scratching.

3. Look at the formulas: In the summer, prioritize formulas for more natural shampoos, oils or masks that do not contain paraffin, silicone or parabens. When heated, these components form a film which prevents any product from entering the strands and forms a kind of "cap" that further damages the hair.

4. Clean water: At the end of the bath, more specifically at the last rinse, throw a bottle of mineral water or drain it into the hair to remove chlorine residues that are super harmful to the wires. In addition to thorough cleaning, the cleansing water gives the locks softness and brightness.

5. Avoid heat tools: The best option at this time is to investigate the natural texture of the wires, but if you cannot stay away from the tools, never touch the dryer in the brush, because steam burns the capillary fiber and cuts the wire. In the case of babyliss where it is not possible to avoid contact with the locks, moisten the hair by replacing the amino acids and fatty acids previously and quickly pass the babyliss onto the wire.