Avoiding hair breakage doesn\u2019t mean shunning ponytails and slicked-back styles. \u201cBreakage happens from really tight elastic hair ties or rubber bands,\u201d says Faith Armstrong, Director of Education at Prose<\/a> and veteran hairstylist. So don\u2019t snatch your ponytail too tight and opt for hair ties coated in silk or fabric rather than straight up elastic. For curly strands, try bungee bands or spiral ties (the ones that look like telephone cords). <\/p> Roup also relies on Prose\u2019s custom leave-in conditioner<\/a> to protect her strands: \u201cIt has been such a lifesaver,\u201d she says. \u201cFor someone who always has their hair in a ponytail, I hardly see any breakage.\u201d<\/p> Recently, after the birth of her daughter, Harlow, Roup added hair supplements to her routine. \u201cI started custom Root Source\u2122<\/a> because I love Prose\u2019s products, and I was also dealing with some postpartum hair shedding<\/a> after having Harlow,\u201d she shares. \u201cAs far as hair shedding, Root Source\u2122 has been a game-changer for me. I\u2019m seeing new hair growth every day. My hair overall feels so strong, and my scalp is feeling more balanced.\u201d <\/p><\/p>\n\n\n\n Roup watches out for her scalp health by using a dry shampoo that\u2019s customized to her hair type and lifestyle. \u201cI typically only wash my hair once a week, because I use Prose\u2019s custom dry shampoo<\/a>, which saves me a wash or two throughout the week,\u201d she says. <\/p> It\u2019s important to choose a dry shampoo that\u2019s free of ingredients like sulfates, talc, and added fragrance, which can contribute to irritation and buildup. Look for a dry shampoo formulated with natural ingredients<\/a> like white clay or witch hazel extract for oil control, menthol for natural fragrance, and tapioca starch for volume. <\/p><\/p>\n\n\n\nHow to keep gym hair fresh without washing every day<\/h2><\/p>\n\n\n\n
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