1) Camouflage your hair roots by sectioning in zig zags instead of a straight/defined part .
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2) Brush hair from roots to ends often. This distributes natural oils throughout the shaft and gives hair a healthy sheen.
3) Keep your hair healthy by sleeping on a silk or satin pillowcase
4) If you are looking to apply hair colour, look for sulfate-free shampoos and conditioners, that don’t contain harsh detergents
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5) Using conditioner all over your head can make your hair look greasy and limp. Instead of applying conditioner all over your head,try starting behind your ears and work your way to the ends.
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