StyleNest have teamed up with hairdressers to stars Michael Van Clarke to help keep your hair strong, full and healthy with a lustrous finish. Allow your hair to grow longer and fuller with Michael Van Clarke’s healthy hair top tips.
Now that autumn has arrived and winter is on its way, our hair needs all the help it can get. The 3”’ More Inches Collection helps to repair and restore as well as optimising your hair’s full potential.
Tip 1. Use A Deep Treatment At Least Once A Week
The 3”’ more inches Deep Treatment System (£29) helps you to grow healthy hair to the length you want. Featuring a unique cashmere protein complex and amino acid blend, it slows down the aging process and assists in helping your hair grow longer and faster. It restores suppleness, reduces breakage whilst maintaining colour. Apply effortlessly in 60 seconds to dry hair working your way from root to tip. Leave product to soak in for an hour and then rinse and wash. For best results, apply every other time you wash your hair.
Tip 2. Trim Ends Regularly
The easiest way to keep hair healthy is to trim the tips of your hair every 3-8 weeks depending on length and style. Any splitting can also travel up the hair shaft if not caught in time so its crucial to get frequent trims to maintain optimum hair quality and maximum growth.
Tip 3. Do Not Use A Brush To Remove Knots On Wet Hair
When hair is wet use a wide toothcomb to gently ease out knots from the ends first, working up to the roots. Don’t believe the myth of brushing hair 100 times before bedtime. Once it’s brushed, further friction will just wear the hair out quicker.
Tip 4. Always Use Conditioner
Conditioners aren’t just for a silky smooth finish. Shampoos open the cuticle to clean, conditioners reseal the surface cuticle for protection, shine, and comb-ability so ensure your roots are sealed and hair is soft my lathering on conditioner on the ends and roots.
Tip 5. Choose A Good Stylist
The right haircut, well executed can save you 95% of the time you may be spending ‘over styling’ your hair. Do your research and find a good stylist. It’s worth the extra money.