Apply conditioner to the roots of your hair
Applying conditioner to your hairline is the most common mistake and is also the leading cause of hair getting dirty quickly. The scalp produces sebum to help the hair roots have the necessary amount of oil. If you apply conditioner, the roots will be oily, making the hair fast. For best results, apply conditioner only 1/2 of the length of your hair from the tips of your hair.
Use shampoo before conditioner
The habit of washing your hair first and then rinsing it seems right, but it actually does not bring the expected results. Hair stylists recommend using conditioner first, leaving for a few minutes, rinsing it off before using shampoo. Rinse before washing after helping to create volume for hair, limit oily hair.
Use improper conditioner
Many people are only interested in choosing the right shampoo for their hair, while conditioner is often used in pairs with shampoo or using something available or convenient to buy. However, it is this habit that makes hair both less beautiful and more prone to breakage. For thinning hair, you should not choose a deep conditioner because it makes the hair heavier, becomes oily and flattens easily. Use a conditioner that’s mildly formulated for thinning hair. For thick hair, use a conditioner that is rich in nutrients and incubate your hair with a deep conditioning mask once a week for healthy hair.
Leave conditioner on your hair for too long
Conditioner is not a hair mask, should not be used to incubate hair. The maximum time for conditioner to leave your hair is 3 minutes. Leaving for too long can cause the hair to lose its bounce, easy to stick.
Using too much conditioner
Not just using a lot of conditioner will make the hair smoother and fluffy. For thinning hair and medium length hair, you should use only one dime of conditioner. For long, thick, curly or frizzy hair you can spend as much as two pennies. Using too much conditioner will make your hair heavy and oily.