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  1. Don’t wash it too often as it encourages oil and means you then have to wash it more often

    Let it dry naturally as often as possible – I haven’t owned a hairdryer… Ever actually but stopped using the family one in my early teens and I’m in my early 30s now

  2. at the moment it’s fairly easy to have at least one day a week where you can let your hair dry naturally by going out in the sun and brushing gently as the sun dries your hair.

  3. shampoo and condition as normal then add a hair mask and leave it on for a couple of minutes before washing it off

    1. After I wash my hair I put a small drop of coconut oil and feel it helps my hair maintain to be soft and smooth for days as in the heat it can get dry very quick.

  4. During this ‘down time’ I’d say if you are able, treat your hair as gently as you can, no drying, just wash and wear.
    For all other times, dry shampoo is your friend as it helps you build up natural oils between washes.

  5. Use a T-Shirt Instead of a Towel to Dry Your Hair. Wet hair is much more fragile and prone to breakage and the harsh fibres of a towel can be too aggressive.

  6. gently comb your hair with the conditioner still in before rinsing, it will save pain and tugs afterwards

  7. I have curly hair and use a cotton t shirt instead of a towel to dry the excess water off my hair as it really helps tame any frizz