It is very hot in summer. How should you care for your hair?

(1) Ultraviolet rays are as harmful to hair as skin. The lighter the hair, the greater the damage. Unfortunately, we can't apply sunscreen to our hair like skin care. Although some hairdressing products have the function of sun protection, the sun protection coefficient can only reach 6%, or even lower. The simplest and most direct way to protect your hair from the sun is to wear a hat, and it is best to choose a hat that is breathable and loose. ⑵ Warm summer is full of water, and the hair swells and sags after absorbing water. The prevention method is to put a protective film on the hair to prevent it from absorbing too much water. High humidity is good for curly hair, but if the hairstyle becomes too bloated, it needs to be tied up or waxed with sticky paste. (3) Bleaching hair in chlorine-containing swimming pools is like seawater. In addition, in order to prevent growing moss, copper is often added to the pool water, so you must wash your hair with shampoo after swimming. In order to ensure the complete removal of all chlorine, you can add a little vinegar or lemon juice at the end of the water. (4) The biggest problem of bathing in seawater is the salt and fine sand in seawater, both of which are crystals, which are enough to hurt hair when combing. Prevention: Wash your hair thoroughly after swimming and before combing your hair. Long hair can be loosely tied into a ponytail, which is more convenient to handle. Hair will naturally become slightly shorter when it is wet, and it will cause a lot of hair loss if it is tied too tightly. Salt particles are not only harmful to hair, but also a powerful bleaching agent, so treat your hair with baking oil every other week.