On the Run: fitness made simple
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A better world starts with a better YOU.
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Anonymous Asks:
You look so radiant and healthy! I really wanna grow my hair long and yours looks nice do you have any tips/advice? I had split ends so I trimmed most of it off but still have some
surfnrunnr Said:
Too bad “radiant” most likely leads to tan and wrinkly in the (hopefully not-so-near) future =_=…I definitely pamper my hair! Some treatments I do include:
- Leave-in-conditioner after showering. I use Garnier Fructis Sleek and Shine. It’s only $2.99 at Target! Works well at night because it’s thick.
- Another leave-in-conditioner I like, Aussie Hair Insurance. This is good for daytime because it’s misty and light.
- For more intense treatment, I use a tablespoon of hair oil like Weleda Rosemary Oil, and massage it through my hair. I make sure to moisturize ends thoroughly. Then, I tie my hair in a loose bun and sleep with it overnight!
- I hardly ever use a blow dryer or straightener. My hair stylist uses them on me once every 3-4 months.
- I only use curling irons or hot curlers once or twice a year for very special occasions…(I’m really lazy about my hair when I go out..wooo little braid or poofy half-bun).
- When conditioning your hair in the shower, leave the product in for 2-3 minutes before rinsing. Take care of other stuff in the meantime!
- I eat a lot of omega-3s and Vitamin E! :D
I only have experience with straight, albeit rather dry, hair! I have no clue how to manage curly hair.
