Having long hair or pretty mane is the dream of many women. And as soon as the heat arrives, even more because it is the time of greatest brilliance, but also of greatest punishment for the hair. In this article, the stylist and expert of Hair Proffessional Linares, shares his recommendations to learn how to take care of our hair in this hot season.
The heat, especially in places with very high temperatures (such as those that we are currently suffering in our region), dries and breaks the hair. For your hair, it is as if you were drying it with the dryer or ironing with the heat iron throughout the day. To facilitate the care of your hair. Follow these steps to help keep you healthy.

 Cut the tips every two months. Whether you have long or short hair, a cut of about 5 centimeters from the ends will help to clean the ends and combat dryness that primes in the ends and ends. Also, cutting helps promote capillary strength.

 Fortifying treatments and prohydration before and after vacation. It is important to prepare the hair for the summer and also to repair it after the holidays. That is why you must resort to hair repair and restructuring hair treatments. To do this, you should get advice, since each texture requires a different treatment.

 Hydration on the beach. Keeping hair hydrated at this time of year is complicated by excess sun, chlorine, nitrate or wind (external agents that dry it out), to avoid punishing it, a simple trick is to apply a moisturizing treatment before going to the beach, from middle to ends, with which we create a protective and hydrating film on the hair. The most recommendable thing is to leave it working all day, and even reapply after baths and only remove it, in the shower, once the day is over.

 Yes to collected hair. The beach or the pool is not the best place to show off your mane in the wind. Excessive sun punishes hair, so picking it up is another foolproof trick to protect it, as well as being more comfortable. You can choose many types of hairstyles: bows, pigtails and braids. The latter is the best for bathrooms, since it avoids entanglements.

 Capillary sunscreen Always! In the same way that we apply cream with SPF to take care of the skin, we must also do it on the hair. There are different sunscreens, from almost all brands, both spray and cream and oil, which in addition to protecting the hair against UVA rays, hydrate it, facilitate detangling, nourish and add shine.

 Cover your head. In addition to hydrating and collecting hair, we also put a 'chic' point to our beach look with the trend of this season that helps protect it from the sun's rays, such as scarves, hats, ribbons and umbrellas.

 Rinse with cold water. Cold water is a benefit for hair and scalp: it improves blood circulation, helps to eliminate the waste of the day and provides an extra shine. Also, who doesn't fancy a good almost freezing shower in summer? You don't need to wash your hair with cold water, just do the last rinse.

 At night, surf waves. There is no greater trend in summer than waves. The trick is simple: after washing your hair, remove any water, comb and make a bun or braid. When the hair is dry, tousle a little with your fingers and you will get perfect surf waves that you can fix with a beach effect spray, based on salt water. In addition, we can also choose to comb the hair with waxes and creams on wet hair to create texture and wet effect. The trick is not to use too much product, since it can stiffen and dirty the hair.

 Avoid the dryer and the irons. At this time of year we do not need to artificially dry the hair: it does not take too long to air dry, therefore, and for not damaging the hair more than necessary (sun, chlorine and sea) it is important to avoid the dryer, irons or tweezers as far as possible. If you have no choice, we can always do it at medium temperature, since it damages the hair less and previously applying a thermal protector to the hair.
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