YUKO HOME CARE TIPS
| Shampooing |
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Correct shampooing is about washing
the scalp. The first step is to wet your hair thoroughly with warm water.
Take the time to soak the scalp too. Most of the dust and grime attached
to the surface of your hair will be removed in this step. Do not use water
that is too hot; this dries your scalp, strips away the natural oil and cause
the hair cuticle to peel off.
Apply shampoo not on the hair but on the scalp, starting from
the nape, next along the hairline, and then spreading it over the entire
scalp. Gently massage the scalp while moving your fingers to create lather.
There is no need to lather excessively as this ‘chokes’ the hair
cuticles which are already relaxed in warm water. Massaging frees your hair
follicles of clogging deposits and fosters healthy hair growth. Never, never
use your fingernails!
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| Rinsing |
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Continue to massage the scalp
gently with your fingertips as you rinse. Don't flush out the shampoo by
applying strong water pressure. Instead, cup your hands to hold water around
your hair and remove the shampoo residue. |
| Conditioning |
While the shampoo is for your scalp, the conditioner
is for your hair shaft and ends. The hair conditioner is like a skin lotion – it
moisturizes the hair, closes the cuticles and changes the hair's pH value
to a weak acidity. Applying a lot of conditioner will not improve the hair – only
use enough conditioner so that it adheres to the hair surface. Work the
conditioner through the hair and rinse.
Deep Conditioning Treatment
A deep-conditioning treatment is applied to replenish damaged
hair with lost protein. Hair-care professionals may recommend treating your
hair with an intensive conditioner once every 3 to 5 shampoos. If you have
medium to long hair, however, we recommend applying intensive treatment each
time you shampoo. |
| Towel-drying and Blow-drying |
After shampooing, dry your hair with a towel to absorb
the moisture. Never ‘wipe,’ or rub your hair with force. The
water attached to the hair will travel down naturally
after a while, and gently pressing a towel to the hair will remove moisture
effectively.
Some people let their hair air-dry, but this "natural" approach
is not recommended (wet hair is fragile hair). After absorbing
moisture with a towel, spray Repair Through over your hair. Start blow-drying
from the nape area, leaving the front of the head last and work from the
ends to the roots for volume enhancement. When the scalp is completely
dry and the hair is 80-percent dry, style your hair into the desired look. |
| Choose the hair product
for shampooing, conditioning and styling that is right for your hair type.
If you’re not sure about home care after coloring or hair
straightening treatment,
consult your YUKO hair specialist. |
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