10 Tips for Maintaining Healthy Hair

10 Tips for Maintaining Healthy Hair

Happy Wednesday loves! I frequently get asked from others what I do to keep my hair looking so healthy, so today I wanted to share with you some of my favorite tips for maintaining healthy hair.

Most of my tips are pretty basic, but it’s what I’ve found to work really well in keeping my hair strong and looking and feeling its best. I’m also sharing some of my favorite hair products that I use at the end of this post, so be sure and check those out as well.

10 Tips for Maintaining Healthy Hair

Get a Trim Regularly– One of the best things you can do in keeping your hair healthy and strong is giving it a regular trim. Although there are many people out there who think you should only visit the salon when getting a full-blown haircut, I personally recommend visiting about every 2 months for a ½ – 1 inch trim. This is to cut away any damaged or split ends and actually helps strengthen your locks to improve hair growth.

10 Tips for Maintaining Healthy Hair

Brush Your Hair Before You Shower-Do you sometimes get frustrated with how ridiculously tangled your hair gets when you wash it? Well, here’s a tip that you’ll definitely want to try! Up until a few months ago I had never thought to brush my hair BEFORE getting in the shower, but since trying it out I’m hooked. Brushing your hair prior to washing actually helps get out all those annoying tangles and makes hair easier to manage once dried.

Only Brush Dry Hair Speaking of brushing, did you know that brushing your hair while it’s wet can actually cause quite a bit of damage? That’s because your hair is at it’s most vulnerable state when wet and harsh brushing can cause splitting, breakage, and even hair loss. Instead, let your hair air dry until it’s about 85% dry before using a comb or brush to gently work out all the kinks and tangles. I personally use this brush from Conair and love it! Your hair will look and feel so much smoother and you’ll no longer have the issue of pulling out an unnecessary amount of hair when brushing.

Don’t Shampoo Daily-This is a tip I didn’t start using until a few years ago, but washing your hair everyday can really strip your hair’s natural oils, making it appear dry, brittle, and dull. Too frequent shampooing can also make your hair more prone to split-ends and breakage. Not to mention, if you color-treat your hair it’s going to be make the color fade a lot quicker, if you’re washing your hair daily.

In general, you should be washing your hair once every 3-4 days depending on your hair type and thickness. Oddly enough the thicker your hair is the less you need to wash it, while fine hair requires more frequent washing. I’ll also add that choosing the right shampoo for your hair type is an important part of your hair routine as well.

Also, if you’re curious my friends over at Product Advisor recently tested out color care shampoos from 22 brands (both professional and drugstore) in the quest to find the best shampoo for color-treated hair. I’ll let you check out the video they created above for the full results, but I’ll add that as a drugstore beauty fanatic the findings were pretty interesting to me.

Always Condition Your Hair– Most people assume a conditioner is only for moisturizing the hair so in order to prevent oiliness they avoid using it daily. In reality, conditioners offer several benefits including detangling the hair and protecting the hair from damage, and come in several formulas for different hair types. No matter the hair type, you really should condition your hair every time you wash it, in order to keep your hair both looking and feeling healthy.

Extra Tip: Avoid conditioning the scalp area, and only condition from the mid-section of your hair to the ends, showing extra love to the ends of your strands which are more prone to breakage.

Use a Hair Mask Twice Monthly– Even if you’re conditioning your hair every time you wash it, your hair could still stand some TLC a couple times a month to help nourish it from all the heat and styling. I love having a little pamper time on the weekends and like to apply a deep conditioning mask to my hair to help strengthen and moisturize the hair. I’ve talked about it several times on the blog, but my absolute favorite hair mask is the Garnier Whole Blends Repairing Mask in Honey Treasures. It smells so good and really does strengthen and soften the hair.

10 Tips for Maintaining Healthy Hair

Avoid Sleeping on Wet Hair– Just like the cardinal sin with sleeping in your makeup, it’s best to avoid sleeping on wet hair as your hair is the most vulnerable when wet. If you’re pressed for time and absolutely can’t avoid it, loosely braid hair or put in a loose, messy bun to reduce frizz and damage while sleeping. This method will also work in creating loose, tousled waves for the next day.

Avoid Using Heat Styling Tools Daily It can be tempting to want to flat iron or curl your hair every single day, but unfortunately this can be SUPER damaging to your hair strands. I personally recommend only using heat tools to style your hair every 2 days or so and focus on using products that make your style last as long as possible. In between days that I’ve styled my hair, I’ll also throw my hair up in a messy bun using these no-damage hair ties. It’s a simple and easy styling solution on busy days!

Always Use a Heat Protectant To protect your skin on a hot, sunny day you always wear sunscreen or a hat when outside, right? Well the same rule should apply for your hair! When you must use heat styling tools, it’s best to ALWAYS use a heat protectant prior to styling. I’m really loving the Tresemme Keratin Smooth Heat Protectant Spray at the moment, as it’s light-weight and smells really nice! I always spritz it on my hair prior to flat-ironing and I feel like it makes the straightening process easier too.

Lower the Temperature Another tip of mine when it comes to styling is to check the temperatures on your styling tools regularly to ensure you don’t have them on too high of a setting. Just because there’s a high setting doesn’t mean your hair needs it that high, so adjust as necessary to meet your hair’s individual needs.

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve had my flat iron accidently turned all the way up and my hair unfortunately felt the damage from it. It’s best to start low and work your way up to a setting that feels comfortable without causing damage. My current flat iron goes all the way up to 50, but I only have it on 20 typically and sometimes will lower it even more if I’m just doing a quick straightening touch-up.

*This post has been sponsored by Product Advisor. As always, all opinions are my own. 


So there you have it! I hope you enjoyed today’s post with my 10 Tips for Maintaining Healthy Hair, and I’d love to hear what methods you use in keeping your hair healthy! Also, be sure and leave me a comment with hair products you’re loving at the moment- I always love trying out something new! 🙂

Thanks for stopping by!- Cara

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121 Comments

  1. Zala Hair Extensions wrote:

    These are great tips! In addition to this list, eating a healthy and balanced diet is also important for long, healthy and shiny hair.

    Zala Hair Extensions
    (https://www.zalahair.com/)

    Posted 1.24.23 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Yes, so true!

      Posted 1.24.23 Reply
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    Posted 11.2.22 Reply
  3. Alexis wrote:

    These are great tips! I definitely don’t shampoo daily. More like 3x a week. I’ve also started getting a trim regularly and can tell a huge difference. Such great tips!

    Posted 10.4.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      I’m the same way! I only wash my hair every 2-3 days and definitely get it trimmed on the regular!

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  4. Marta wrote:

    Your hair is gorgeous! These are great tips, I have curly hair so it’s even harder to maintain and is naturally more dry so I def stay away from shampooing daily. Hope you had a great weekend!
    Marta
    http://www.sweatersstripesandsweets.com

    Posted 10.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thanks Marta! I’ve heard masks are really good for people with curly hair! 🙂

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  5. adriana wrote:

    Great tips! I know it’s frowned upon but I do wash my hair every day, so these are great ways to keep it healthy!

    Posted 9.29.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thanks! I think it’s all about finding what works for YOU. 🙂

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  6. Carly wrote:

    Your hair looks amazing! So shiny.

    Posted 9.28.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thank-you, Carly! 🙂

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  7. Sara wrote:

    I’m actually THE WORST at getting my hair trimmed. My stylist hates me for it. I don’t know how I let it get away from me (but I do). Have you heard the tips about conditioning and then shampooing?? It’s hard to know what’s real, lol.

    Posted 9.28.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      I have heard that. I asked my stylist and she said it really doesn’t make a difference because you’re essentially washing both out, but I don’t know lol.

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  8. Dr. K. Lee Banks wrote:

    I have an appointment on Saturday for a haircut! 😉 Well, I’m doing about half right, half wrong from your list! I actually didn’t know about the brushing BEFORE a shower. I’m going to tell my hubby, too, because he has longer, curlier hair than I do and really has issues getting a comb through his hair after a shower. I’ve also never used a hair protectant or mask.

    Posted 9.28.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Oh I hope that helps you both! I think it really helps people with curly hair more too, because I’ve heard brushing can be a real struggle with curly hair.

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  9. Lauren wrote:

    Great tips here! I always sleep on my hair wet and never knew it wasn’t good for my hair! Thanks for sharing!

    Lauren
    hitp://www.basicbabelauren.com

    Posted 9.28.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      It can cause a lot of breakage if you aren’t careful. When I do have to sleep with it wet, I try braiding it or putting it in a low messy bun. Then you have wavy hair the next day! 😉

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  10. Taryn wrote:

    These are really great tips! I had no clue that I should only be brushing my hair when it’s dry. Will try that from now on.
    Taryn
    http://www.peplumsandpushups.com

    Posted 9.28.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thanks! It really helps cause less damage to the hair!

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  11. Sarah @ Foxy's Domestic Side wrote:

    Great tips, I need to get better about using a deep conditioner. I wash my hair so infrequent that I just forget! 🙂

    Posted 9.28.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      I try to make it like an end of the week treat. Like on Friday nights or Saturday nights I like to have pamper me time. 😉

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  12. chelsea jacobs wrote:

    These are such good tips! I need to get a good hair mask!

    Posted 9.28.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      I love, love the garnier honey blends one! Smells amazing!

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  13. SMD wrote:

    I wash every 3-4 days, always condition, get a trim every 6-7 weeks, and never ever blow dry.

    Posted 9.28.17 Reply
  14. Taylor Mobley wrote:

    I’ve been doing my best to go 2-3 days between washing my hair. It’s been a struggle but I’m finally able to work with it!

    Posted 9.28.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      That’s great. That’s about what I do currently and it’s so much better for the hair as opposed to washing daily.

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  15. Erica @ Coming Up Roses wrote:

    YAY – I think I”m on a roll then cos I do most of this list!! I just got a suuuper healthy trim/cut recently and was SO impressed by the different right away – hacking off the bad ends makes a HUGE difference!!

    Coming Up Roses

    Posted 9.28.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Your new haircut looks great! I always love how it makes you feel like a different person when you get a trim/cut! 🙂

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  16. Ana@CelebratingSunshine wrote:

    These are all great tips. I can’t wait to try the Tresemme Keratin Smooth Heat Protectant Spray. Love your hair! 🙂

    Posted 9.28.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thanks Ana! That’s one of my favorite heat protectants!

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  17. Thena wrote:

    Healthy hair is so important, great job with this post and the pics. Gorgeous hair!!

    Posted 9.28.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thank-you, Thena! 🙂

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  18. stephanie parrell wrote:

    Such great tips! I was not using anything but my hair dryer on my hair for months and it was amazing what happened. Now I am back on the straightening iron and I am really feeling it. I like the idea of brushing before the shower. Such a great idea!

    Posted 9.28.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      It really does help get all the tangles out before hand, which is awesome!

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  19. Cameron - Diary of a Southern Millennial wrote:

    Love your tips! I’m definitely guilty of doing (or not doing) a few of these, but have been meaning to jump on the hair mask bandwagon!

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Give the garnier one a try! It smells amazing and from the first use you’ll notice such a difference!

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  20. Sierra wrote:

    These are great tips and you have such pretty hair! I need to get better at getting a trim regularly. I’ve been trying a lot more to not use heat as often and I think I’ve finally trained my hair to go three days without washing! Beautifully Candid

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      That’s great, that’s about how often I wash mine too and it looks so much better now that I’m not doing it daily.

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  21. Sam @ The Haunted Housewife wrote:

    I need to try more hair masks! I’ve also heard about sleeping on silk pillowcases. I effed up my hair bleaching it, I need to start treating it nicely lol.

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Yes, hair masks are great especially for bleached and color treated hair!

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  22. Katie wrote:

    These are great tips! I have gotten to the point where I only wash my hair once, maybe twice a week and it’s so much healthier now! Thanks for sharing 🙂

    xoxo, Katie
    kasuallykatie.com

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      That’s great! It really does make such a difference to the hair the less you wash it!

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  23. Rebecca Hicks wrote:

    I love these tips! I wash my hair about every other day (it’s super fine and thin), and I love asking my hair stylist for products to use in my hair to prevent damage from using my straightener and curling iron. I curl my hair almost every day, and need to find an easier way to style without all the heat!

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Hmm, have you tried using extra hold products (hairspray, mousse, gel) to get the curl to stay in your hair longer? I usually curl my hair and then try to just touch it up for the next couple days that way I’m not causing extra damage daily.

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  24. Amanda at The Light Owl wrote:

    great tips! I feel like I’ve been treating my hair horribly lately. I’m dying my purple hair blonde next week, so I’ve been washing almost daily in hot water and heat treating every day to get the purple out. Before, I could wash it every 3-4 days and would let it air dry. No bueno. I can’t wait to get my new color so I can start treating my hair nicely again.

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      I’d definitely recommend doing some deep conditioning/hair masks to try to re-hydrate your locks. Hope you like your new blonde!

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  25. Jasmine @ Jasmine Maria Blog wrote:

    I am trying to get better at getting hair trims every 2-3 months. I definitely avoid using heat styling tools when I don’t need to use it. Another thing I like to do is deep condition since I don’t wash my hair every day. I only wash it every 3-4 days.

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Me too! To think how dry my hair used to be when I washed it daily, I’ll seriously never go back! lol

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  26. Lindsay Latimer wrote:

    You do have the prettiest hair! I haven’t had mine trimmed since January. UGH. Need to get that taken care of now!

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thanks so do you! I love the color of yours, so pretty!

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  27. Brittany N wrote:

    These are great tips, I’m definitely going to start using a hair mask! I am trying really hard to grow my hair out and it’s at that nappy just to the shoulder stage that I hate! But I feel like if I’m really good to it, it will grow out nicely 🙂 Thanks for sharing! xo, Brittany http://www.theblistblog.com

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Getting trims regularly and hair masks are my favorite tips to live by! I do hate those awkward length stages with hair though lol

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  28. Elizabeth Johnson wrote:

    These are great tips! From time to time I sleep with wet hair but I’ll make sure to stop doing that. Great post!

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      When I do sleep with it wet, I usually put it in a braid that way it’s wavy the next day. 🙂

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  29. Timothy Ferguson wrote:

    You have pretty hair which you get the blonde hair from me and the beautiful long hair from your mommy. Great tips.

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thanks!

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  30. Lauren | also known as mama wrote:

    These are such fantastic tips. I’m guilty of sleeping with wet hair, so thanks for the reminder that I need to stop! xo

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Glad you enjoyed the post, Lauren! It can be tempting to sleep on wet hair when we are tired, I know lol

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  31. Tanya Dufour wrote:

    Thanks for sharing these tips! I’m definitely guilty of sleeping on wet hair. I shower at night to save me time in the morning. I also let my hair air dry instead of blow drying. I only wash my hair 4x a week but wish I could go longer. It just gets so greasy at the roots!

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Mine used to be the same way, but I very gradually tried to change the amount of times I washed it. Like at first I went down to every other, then the next week went down to every 2 days. Now I’m down to about every 3 days and it’s great. My hair seems to be much more vibrant and hydrated. I will sometimes have to add a little dry shampoo on day 3 but my scalp is finally used to it, I think.

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  32. kara wrote:

    Some of my favorite tips are not shampooing every day and trimming regularly! Those are two I live by 🙂

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Both are so important! My hair used to be so dry when I washed it everyday.

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  33. Jordan | Read. Eat. Repeat. wrote:

    I really should do better about getting my hair trimmed more often. I usually just do it once or twice a year!

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Every 2-3 months is a good general guideline for trims. 🙂

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  34. Lynn Woods wrote:

    These are al great tips. I generally go to the hair stylist once every couple of weeks since I have color treated hair to make sure it doesn’t get too dry and damaged.

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Oh that’s a great idea! I need to find a new stylist in our area since we just moved.

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  35. ShootingStarsMag wrote:

    Great tips. I’ve heard that you shouldn’t wash your hair everyday but mine just seems to get oily/itchy way too fast, and I have thick hair! LOL I do need to get my hair trimmed/thinned out more though.

    -Lauren

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Try starting out slowly. Like if you currently wash everyday, try doing every other, then about a week later, try every 2 days. It can sometimes take awhile for your scalp to get used to it, so give it time. I had to do this with my hair (I have extremely thick hair) and I’m now down to every 2-3 days depending on activity. It really helps keep the life in your hair longer. 🙂

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  36. Lily wrote:

    Defintiely agree with every single tip — I actually really need to go get a trim soon, I’ve missed my last 2 appointments.
    xo, Lily
    Beauty With Lily

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      I can always tell when my hair needs a trim, so I try to stay on top of it.

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  37. Michelle wrote:

    I really need to take better care of my hair. I’m guilty of not doing these things, LOL!

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      It’s all about making good habits! Though I understand it’s easier said than done lol

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  38. Rebecca J Vincent wrote:

    I’m really really reallllly bad about not brushing before I get in the shower & then be a tangled mess after. Yikes.
    I know I need a trim but I always feel like every hair dresser takes a trim to a 2 foot hair cut 😉 haha At least it feels that way

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Haha I used to feel that way too and I completely get it, as I’ve had longer hair my entire life practically. Buut I will say if you go more regularly they do take less off.

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  39. Alexa wrote:

    Great tips! I have definitely not been great about getting those trims since I moved..just have to find a new stylist already. I have pretty thin hair and I try to wash every 3 days–it’s pretty rough by wash day, but I try to make it work!

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      I have to find a new stylist too! It’s been so nice always having my cousin who has her own salon nearby, but now I’ll have to find somebody else since we moved.

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  40. Krystin wrote:

    These tips are so helpful and I totally agree with them! Definitely all about a good hair mask, they’re the best!

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thanks! Plus this one smells amazing so it’s a win-win!

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  41. Nadine wrote:

    You have such pretty hair! I have a few “no hair wash” days each week. I can really only skip one day because my hair is super fine. I am terrible about getting my haircut regularly. I only go about 2 to 3 times a year. oops.

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thank-you! I try to go every 2-3 months for a trim and highlights. It used to be I just got highlights for adding color and now it’s because apparently white hair,not gray, runs in my family. Ugh at getting older lol.

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  42. Katie wrote:

    These are great tips though admittedly, I’m pretty terrible with a handful of them! To start with, I’m definitely overdue for a trim…

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Haha get on it girl! Trims are great for adding life back to your hair! 😉

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  43. marie wrote:

    Oh these are great tips. I need to get a good hair mask. I never brush my hair as it is curly but my stylist told me I need to. I do sleep with wet hair but its always up in a bun or a braid.

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thank-you! Sounds like a hair mask would be great for you!

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  44. Neely Moldovan wrote:

    I had no idea about brushing wet hair!

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Yep, not sure if yours is this way, but if I brush right after showering so many hair strands fall out, as opposed to waiting until it’s almost dried.

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  45. Lauren @ Grace and Granola wrote:

    I didn’t know you weren’t supposed to brush wet hair! I’ll definitely be making a change; thanks!

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Yep, your hair is extremely vulnerable when wet, so it’s best to wait until it’s almost fully dry before brushing.

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  46. Kate wrote:

    Awesome tips! My hair is in desperate need for a trim, and I need to get better about using a mask too <3
    Green Fashionista

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thanks! You should give that one a try, it smells amazing!

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  47. Kristen Jones wrote:

    These are such great tips! You reminded me that I really need to schedule a haircut! Also, hair masks are my fav. They’re such a great way to bring a little life back to your hair.

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thank-you! And yes, exactly! I always love how it makes my hair feel afterwards!

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  48. Sasha wrote:

    These are awesome tips! I didn’t think about brushing before the shower.?

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      I didn’t either, but now I can’t not brush my hair before showering haha. It’s amazing what little changes can sometimes do.

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  49. Taylor wrote:

    Great tips! And your hair looks lovely. I love the Garnier products and have just tried their heat protector – it smells amazing! 🙂

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thank-you! It really does smell amazing!

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  50. Shannon Morscheck wrote:

    I definitely should be doing more of these! I never use a heat protectant and I know that is a big no-no! Thanks for the tips!

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      You’re welcome! Our hair takes so much daily damage from styling products and the sun, it really needs that extra protection.

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  51. Brit Strawbridge wrote:

    These are great tips – my biggest struggle is getting a trim! Though you’ve reminded me I should probably book one in soon!

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thanks! It’s a great habit to get into!

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  52. Andrea Nine wrote:

    You have GORGEOUS HAIR so I was super happy to see your tips!

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thanks doll! 🙂

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  53. Victoria wrote:

    Thanks for the great tips. I really do need to condition my hair and might need to try the hair mask.

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      You’re so welcome! Give it a try, I think you’ll like it!

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  54. Laina Turner wrote:

    Thanks for the tips. I haven’t used a hair mask but am now going to try it.

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Give this one a try, it smells amazing and is so hydrating!

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  55. Kristin Cook wrote:

    Your hair looks very pretty! The thing I always skimp on that I need to change is getting trims more often.

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thanks Kristin! Trims are so important and are so inexpensive there’s no reason not to get them lol but it took me awhile to jump on the bandwagon too. 😉

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  56. Linda wrote:

    I used to shampoo daily but finally worked to every other day!

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      That’s great! It takes time for your scalp to get used to less shampoos but it really does help keep your locks hydrated and shiny.

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  57. Emelia wrote:

    Awesome tips. Working at a salon has opened my eyes to do’s and dont’s and you’re on point with yours. Your hair is gorg!

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thanks girl! I’d say you all see a lot in salons lol It’s always amazing some of the things my hair dresser tells me about what people do to their hair.

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  58. kathy @ more coffee, less talky wrote:

    i do zero to my hair – just wash, air dry and put it in a ponytail. Laziness prevails! lol

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Hey whatever works, works! haha Truthfully most damage comes from straighteners and curling irons.

      Posted 10.29.17 Reply
  59. Michaela wrote:

    Awesome list! I’ve been trying my best to take care of my hair recently. I am blessed with thick course hair that seems to hold up really well. But I know that it is a long-term game and taking care of it now will only be better later so I’ve been trying after shower moisture mists recently to help give a little extra to my ends. I am going to try that hair mask as well it sounds like a great addition to my routine.

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    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thanks! I swear by that mask, it’s amazing!

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  60. Pamela @ Sequins & Sea Breezes wrote:

    You just reminded me that I desperately need to make an appointment to get a trim. I’m so bad about that! Definitely checking out some of these products too, your hair is so pretty! <3, Pamela Sequins & Sea Breezes

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    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thanks Pamela! I used to be bad about getting trims too but once you get in the habit it’s so much better for your hair!

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  61. Cait wrote:

    this is awesome! i def need to use a hair mask for my hair so you have some great tips here 🙂 thanks girly!

    Posted 9.27.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thanks Cait! Hair masks are great to use once a week!

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