Hair conditioning gives your locks the much needed vitality. It adds moisture, promotes detangling, reduces frizz, improves softness and manageability, reduces breakage, improves shine and protects damaged hair.
Products like LeKair Ultra Restore Conditioning Repair Masque or Creme of Nature Argan Oil Strength and Shine Leave-In Conditioner from the house of Dooa Beauty contain the necessary ingredients to support healthy hair.
However, before using conditioning products on your hair, you should understand whether your hair needs regular or deep conditioning. Regular conditioning is the foundation of a hair care routine after shampooing. Deep conditioning or hair masks are treatment options for hair that needs additional conditioning. The latter is for very dry, damaged or chemically treated hair.
Dooa Beauty has an entire catalogue of hair masks and conditioners designed for individual hair types and conditions.
The LeKair Ultra Restore Conditioning Repair Masque is a prime example of deep conditioning products. Infused with essential ingredients such as Olea Europaea Fruit Oil, Mangifera Indica Fruit Butter, Parkii (Shea) Butter and more, it repairs and restores damaged hair. It uses flaxseeds to deeply nourish the scalp for promoting growth.
Creme of Nature Argan Oil Strength and Shine Leave-In Conditioner is used for regular conditioning. Its 100% Argan oil formula strengthens your hair, protects it from damage, enhances softness and shine.
Understanding the nuances between deep and regular conditioning helps assess your hair conditioning and the right product for you.
When Should You Go For Deep Conditioning?
There is no scientific frequency around deep conditioning but it is generally intended for dry, moistureless hair. Deep conditioning is also recommended for coloured or bleached hair, high porosity hair or curly hair.
Even if your hair is exposed to frequent heat or persistently dry, then deep conditioning is the right choice for you. Hair masks like the LeKair Ultra Restore Conditioning Repair Masque are appropriate for such hair types as it restores strength, moisture and shine.
However, healthy hair can also be subjected to deep conditioning occasionally. If you have moderately dry hair, then deep conditioning once a week will help your hair.
It is also important to note that deep conditioning cannot fix severely damaged hair. Your hair shaft is largely made of keratinised, non-living cells, so cosmetic conditioners cannot restore it to its original biological state.
Conditioning products such as the LeKair Ultra Restore Conditioning Repair Masque improves surface smoothness, lubrication, flexibility and appearance temporarily.
When Should You Go For Regular Conditioning?
Regular conditioning, as the name suggests, should be included into your hair care routine. Dooa Beauty’s Creme of Nature Argan Oil Strength and Shine Leave-In Conditioner is appropriate for regular conditioning.
It is suitable for all hair types, restores softness, improves manageability and reduces friction after cleansing. Furthermore, regular conditioning is recommended for normal, healthy and mildly dry hair.
If your hair is fine or prone to becoming oily, use a lightweight conditioner and concentrate it mainly on the mid-lengths and ends rather than the scalp. For thicker, curly or coily hair, a richer conditioner may be more appropriate to improve moisture retention and detangling.
Regular conditioning is also useful for hair exposed to everyday brushing, heat styling and environmental factors. However, if your hair remains noticeably dry, rough, tangled or damaged despite regular conditioning, you may benefit from adding a deep-conditioning treatment to your routine.
Now you know the difference between deep and regular conditioning, and which type of hair is suitable for particular treatment. Check out Dooa Beauty’s hair care products for finding the best hair conditioner suitable for you.