How To Achieve The Most Gorgeous Hair
Styled by Sakuranbo
When it comes to hair care, we’ve learned that it’s all about consistency, patience, and understanding what works best for our unique hair types. Over time, we’ve fine-tuned our routines, and we’re excited to share the steps that have helped us keep our hair looking and feeling its best. Whether you’re striving for sleek, shiny strands or stronger, healthier hair, this guide has something for everyone.
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Let’s Start with Understanding Our Hair Types

The first step in building a good hair care routine is understanding our hair type. Hair can be straight, wavy, curly, or coily, and each type has its own set of needs:
• Straight Hair: Tends to get oily easily, so lightweight products are key to avoiding greasiness.
• Wavy Hair: Struggles with frizz and needs a mix of hydration and control.
• Curly Hair: Craves moisture to keep curls defined and prevent dryness.
• Coily Hair: Benefits most from deep conditioning and protective styles to reduce breakage.
Once you’ve identified your hair type, it’s so much easier to pick products and techniques that truly work.
2. Hair Oiling Is a Game-Changer

If there’s one practice we’ve embraced wholeheartedly, it’s hair oiling. This timeless ritual has completely transformed the health and texture of our hair. Here’s how you should do it:
• Choose the Right Oil: Depending on your needs, we switch between amla oil for strengthening follicles, argan oil for smoothness, or mixing both together for the ultimate hair growth.
• Massage It In: Gently massage the oil into your scalp for 5-10 minutes to boost circulation and stimulate hair follicles.
• Let It Work Its Magic: Leaving the oil on for at least an hour or two (or overnight when you have time) ensures your strands and scalp get the full benefits.
• Wash It Out: Follow up with a gentle shampoo to remove excess oil without stripping natural moisture.
Oiling keeps your hair nourished, strengthens the roots, and adds a healthy shine that no styling product can replicate.
3. Stick to a Simple, Effective Hair Care Routine

Consistency is key when it comes to hair care. Here’s the routine that works for us:
• Cleansing: We wash our hair 1-3 times a week with a shampoo that suits our scalp type—dry, oily, or normal.
• Conditioning: Every wash is followed by conditioner, focusing on the mid-lengths and ends to lock in moisture.
• Styling: We rely on heat protectants and after hair oils when styling, always making sure to protect our hair from heat damage.
4. Healthy Scalp, Healthy Hair

We’ve realised that taking care of our scalp is just as important as caring for our strands. A healthy scalp means better hair growth and less breakage. Here’s how you can keep your scalps happy:
• Exfoliation: Once a month, use a scalp scrub or clarifying shampoo to remove buildup.
• Moisturising: Lightweight oils like jojoba or tea tree oil keep your scalps nourished without clogging pores.
• Avoiding Harsh Products: Try to steer clear of shampoos with sulfate or alcohol that dry out the scalp.
5. Preventing Damage Is Non-Negotiable

Hair damage is something we’ve all dealt with, but prevention is always better than repair. To protect your hair:
• Limit Heat Styling: Try to air-dry your hair whenever possible or use low heat settings with a protectant.
• Be Gentle: Using wide-tooth combs or detangling brushes helps you avoid unnecessary breakage.
• Shield Against the Elements: Hats and UV-protective sprays are lifesavers for protecting your hair from sun damage.
6. Nourish from the Inside Out

Our diet plays a huge role in our hair health. We’ve made it a point to include these nutrients in our meals:
• Protein: Since hair is made of keratin, protein from eggs, fish, and beans keeps your strands strong.
• Biotin: Foods like nuts, seeds, and whole grains support hair growth.
• Iron and Zinc: Leafy greens and lean meats prevent thinning and strengthen roots.
• Omega-3s: Salmon, walnuts, and flaxseeds keep your hair hydrated and shiny.
7. Regular Trims Make a Difference

Split ends are inevitable, but trimming them every 6-8 weeks keeps your hair looking fresh and prevents further damage. Even when you are growing your hair out, regular trims are a must.
8. Hydrate and Rest

Lastly, hydration and rest are essentials we never overlook. Drinking plenty of water and getting a good night’s sleep not only makes us feel better but also helps our hair grow healthier and stronger.
Good hair care doesn’t have to be complicated. By understanding our hair’s needs, embracing nourishing habits like oiling, and being consistent with our routines, we can all achieve hair that’s healthy, vibrant, and full of life.
Let’s start small, stay consistent, and celebrate the beauty of our hair at every step of the journey!
Founders of Styled by Sakuranbo 🌸
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