12/ Can I do wetting every day?
Humectation with vegetable oils or butters helps to nourish the hair
You don't need to moisten every day, give a break of 15 days or a week between treatments
Curly and frizzy hair needs nutrition
Some products are widely used in moistening, such as coconut oil, castor oil and olive oil, in addition to vegetable butters.
To remove the moisture from the wires, dilute a little shampoo with water, to better distribute the product.
Using a concentrated mask instead of shampoo melts the oil better
Humectation is a treatment based on vegetable oils and butter that serves to nourish the locks. Therefore, those with very dry hair can invest without fear. Curly and frizzy women who want to add more shine and definition to their curls too. However, even though wetting does wonders for your hair, you don't have to get carried away and do it every day. After all, how are you going to remove all that oil?
Wetting should be done at most once a week.
Passing vegetable oils on the wires brings many benefits to the hair. In addition to deeply nourishing the locks, wetting with the product cleans and protects the scalp against impurities and more toxic substances present in shampoos and finishers.
But that doesn't mean you have to do the treatment daily. Depending on your type of hair and your needs, wetting your hair every 15 days is enough to maintain nutrition. If you want to do more than that, take a break of no more than a week before applying the oil to your locks again.
Vegetable oils and butters are the most suitable for nutrition
To carry out the treatment correctly, in addition to providing space between treatments, you must know how to choose the best natural product for your hair. The advantage is that there are different oils for you to test and see which one works best for you.
Coconut oil is the darling and is very successful among curly and curly hair. In addition, castor oil is also a great option for those who want to stimulate hair growth, as well as extra virgin olive oil, perfect for adding definition and shine. If you like a denser consistency, bet on vegetable butter. Shea, cocoa and murumuru are rich in nutrients and vitamins. But make sure the products are 100% natural, ok diva?
The oil does not come out of my hair, now what?
There are women who love to wet their hair, as they feel the difference in texture and shine in the first few days. However, many people have had problems trying to remove the oil from their locks, as the product does not come off at all.
You can rest assured, because there is a way to remove the moisture from the wires. When washing, dilute a little shampoo with water to better distribute the product. Then, change the conditioner for the hydration mask, as the product is denser and “melts” the oil better. If you still feel oily residues, be aware of the amount used. Maybe your strands don't need that much nutrition.
