welcome to Lotus Hair Salon
LOTUS HAIR SALON
welcome to Lotus Hair Salon
LOTUS HAIR SALON
Requirements, Importance, and Care Routine
Scalp hair isn’t just about beauty—it’s a reflection of your health, hygiene, and lifestyle. Whether you’re dealing with thinning, dryness, or just want to boost your hair’s natural shine, understanding how to care for your scalp hair is key to long-term results. Here’s everything you need to know about keeping your hair healthy and strong.
Scalp hair serves more than a cosmetic purpose. Here’s why it’s important:
Protection: It shields your scalp from harmful UV rays and extreme temperatures.
Insulation: Hair helps regulate body heat by insulating your head.
Self-image and Confidence: A healthy head of hair can boost your self-esteem.
Early Health Indicators: Hair loss or changes in texture can indicate underlying health issues such as nutritional deficiencies or hormonal imbalances.
To maintain strong, shiny, and thick hair, your body needs:
Proper Nutrition: Essential vitamins and minerals like Biotin, Vitamin D, Iron, and Omega-3s.
Hydration: Both your body and scalp need hydration to prevent dryness and brittleness.
Scalp Circulation: Good blood flow delivers nutrients to hair follicles.
Hygiene: Regular cleaning helps prevent product buildup and dandruff.
Minimal Stress: Chronic stress can trigger hair thinning and hair loss.
Follow these steps to develop an effective hair care routine:
1. Cleanse Gently
Use a mild shampoo suited for your hair type. Avoid sulfates and parabens that can strip natural oils.
2. Condition Regularly
Hydrating conditioners help maintain moisture and reduce breakage. Focus on the mid-lengths and ends.
3. Massage Your Scalp
A few minutes of scalp massage each day improves circulation and promotes hair growth.
4. Limit Heat Styling
Minimize the use of blow dryers, flat irons, and curling wands. Always use a heat protectant.
5. Trim Regularly
Trimming split ends every 6–8 weeks encourages healthier growth and prevents breakage.
6. Protect Hair While Sleeping
Use silk or satin pillowcases and avoid tight hairstyles at night.
Some hair issues require professional attention. Consider visiting a dermatologist or trichologist if you notice:
Excessive shedding or bald patches
Itchy, flaky, or painful scalp
Hair that breaks easily despite care
Sudden changes in hair texture or thickness
Oil therapy isn’t just a trend—it’s a timeless ritual that works. Whether you do it weekly, fortnightly, or just when your hair feels “meh,” incorporating the right oils into your routine can seriously improve the look, feel, and health of your hair.
So next time your strands feel straw-like, frizzy, or lifeless—skip the fancy treatments and try going back to basics. Your hair (and scalp) will thank you for it.
Frequently Asked Questions
We usually recommend every 6 -8 weeks, depending on your hair growth and the type of color for example for balayage need 8_10 weeks , to keep your look fresh with Aveda professional color.
On average 4–6 months, if you maintain your hair with Aveda sulfate free shampoos and conditioners.
Nourish your hair with Aveda botanical masks, serums, and sulfate free shampoos to maintain shine and strength. Not using any supermarket shampoo.
It’s best to wait at least 1 weeks after keratin so the treatment fully settles before applying Aveda color. We suggest dont use and supermarket colour after keratin treatment.