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• Living in a dry, hot climate strips moisture from your hair.
• Regular exposure to sun and wind can lead to dryness.
• Swimming in chlorinated or salty water without proper hair protection.

• Washing your hair frequently can remove its natural oils, leaving it dry and brittle.
• Using harsh shampoos, conditioners, or styling products can strip hair of moisture.
• Using heat styling tools frequently can damage hair.
• Chemical treatments such as dyes, perms, and relaxers damage the hair cuticle.

• Nutritional deficiencies, such as those caused by eating disorders like anorexia nervosa, can lead to dry and brittle hair.
• Hormonal imbalances, including those from hypothyroidism or hypoparathyroidism, impact hair health.
• Genetic conditions like Menkes syndrome can also cause dryness by affecting nutrient absorption.

• Dullness: Healthy hair naturally shines due to the presence of oils that reflect light. Dry hair often looks dull because it does not retain enough moisture.
• Rough Texture: Run your fingers through your hair. If it feels rough or brittle, it's a sign that it's dry. Healthy hair should feel smooth and soft.
• Split Ends: Take a closer look at the ends of your hair. Split ends are a common symptom of dry hair resulting from weakened and brittle strands.
• Tangles: Dry hair is more prone to tangling, making it difficult to comb or brush without snagging.
• Frizziness: A halo of frizz is often a sign of dry hair. Lack of moisture can cause hair to swell and frizz.
• Breakage: If you notice more hair breakage than usual, it could be due to dryness weakening the hair shafts.
• Itchiness and Flakes: Dry scalps often accompany dry hair. An itchy scalp or visible dandruff flakes can indicate that your scalp and hair are not retaining enough moisture.

• Use the Right Products: Pick shampoos and conditioners made for dry hair. Our Luxe Hydrate & Repair Shampoo and Conditioner is a great choice to help your hair stay moisturized.
• Condition Every Wash: Always use a conditioner after shampooing to keep moisture locked in.
• Natural Oils: Coconut, jojoba or marula oil can work wonders. Use them as a treatment before you shampoo or as a little extra moisture after.
• Trim Ends: Cutting off split ends can stop further damage and keep your hair looking healthy.
• Cool Water Rinse: Hot water can dry out your hair. Finish your shower with cool water to help seal in moisture.
• Eat Right and Stay Hydrated: Drinking plenty of water and eating foods rich in vitamins and minerals can help your hair from the inside out.

• Wash Less Often: Shampooing your hair every day can strip it of its natural oils. Try to wash it just two or three times a week.
• Heat Protection: Always use a heat protectant spray before using any heat styling tools on your hair. This helps prevent heat damage and keeps your hair healthy and shiny.
• Deep Condition: It is recommended that you apply a deep conditioning treatment or hair mask weekly to keep your hair nourished and healthy. It's like a big drink of water for your hair.
• Regular Trims: Cutting off split ends every few months keeps your hair healthy and stops breakage.
• Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Avoid lots of dyeing or chemical treatments that can dry out your hair.
• Cover Up: Protect your hair from sun and wind with a hat, and wear a swim cap in the pool to keep out chlorine.
• Less Heat Styling: Try to cut down on blow drying, straightening, or curling your hair. When you do use these tools, don't forget the heat protectant.
• Choose Alcohol-Free styling products: Some styling products have alcohol, which can dry out your hair. Look for alcohol-free options.