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Have you tried the latets glitter shampoo hack yet? Here is all you need to know before applying glitter to your tresses!

 Viral Instagram glitter shampoo hack: Is it safe for your hair? 

<h2>Have you tried the latets glitter shampoo hack yet? Here is all you need to know before applying glitter to your tresses!</h2>

Social media is filled with hacks and beauty tips. Among the many latest trends that have been trending on Instagram and Facebook, the viral glitter shampoo hack is hogging the limelight. For all the girls and boys who love adding a touch of glitter to their look, this hack is an easy way to amp up your everyday style.
However, is the viral shampoo hack safe for your hair? Let us find out!
<h3>Is the viral glitter shampoo hack safe for your hair?</h3>
According to a report by Indian Express, using glitter on your hair once or twice is completely fine. However, it can be harmful to your hair health if used for a longer period of time.&nbsp;
The glitter has a water-soluble paper component and an artificial chemical component that sticks around even after the hair has been washed. This chemical may be a kind of microplastic, making the biodegradability of the glitter questionable.
The reels have received a mixed reaction from netizens. While some loved the concept, some were not happy with how it can affect the environment and hair.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/environment/what-is-terracotta-and-why-is-it-gaining-popularity-among-urban-households-all-you-need-to-know-1717832931184">What is terracotta and why is it gaining popularity among urban households? All you need to know</a> &nbsp;

Dermatologist Dr. Jushya Bhatia Sarin shared a video on Instagram where she explained that people need to check the ingredients in their shampoo so that it does not make their scalp oily. 

Expert reveals why your hair gets oily even after shampooing

Dermatologist Dr. Jushya Bhatia Sarin shared a video on Instagram where she explained that people need to check the ingredients in their shampoo so that it does not make their scalp oily.&nbsp;

Summers are here and so are the hair and skin problems. During this season, the most common problem is that the hair gets oily even after you have just gotten done shampooing your tresses.&nbsp;
Dermatologist Dr. Jushya Bhatia Sarin shared a video on Instagram where she explained that people need to check the ingredients in their shampoo so that it does not make their scalp oily.&nbsp;
She said that ingredients like &nbsp;Selenium Sulfide and Zinc should be present in your shampoo as they are great for reducing oil production in the scalp. Other than this, Salicylic Acid also works wonders in removing the overall oil build-up.
However, it is advisable to consult a doctor for any tropical or oral medications.&nbsp;

Dermatologist, Dr. Garekars took to Instagram and shared that dry shampooing may be good for your hair. Watch to find out.

Are you using dry shampoo the right way? Watch to find out

Dermatologist, Dr. Garekars took to Instagram and shared that dry shampooing may be good for your hair. Watch to find out.

Dry shampoos are a blessing on days when we're too lazy to wash our hair. People are more inclined towards using it to avoid last-minute hair washing and of course when running late.&nbsp;
Recently, dermatologist Dr. Garekars took to Instagram and shared that dry shampooing increases hair volume, improves hair texture and helps you get rid of greasy hair. But, if you're someone who uses dry shampoo frequently then make sure to use clarifying shampoo every two to three weeks.
The expert also suggested that though there are no damaging ingredients in dry shampoos if used more often it may make your hair dry and frizzy. So use it wisely.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/make-dry-shampoo-at-home-with-common-kitchen-ingredients-1667106745967">Make dry shampoo at home with common kitchen ingredients</a>

It is highly advisable to use sulfate-free shampoo for healthy hair. Know why sulfate is harmful for hair. 

This is why you should check the ingredients when buying a shampoo; here's what you need to know

It is highly advisable to use sulfate-free shampoo for healthy hair. Know why sulfate is harmful for hair.&nbsp;

We hardly check the label or ingredients while purchasing shampoo; whether it contains sulfate or not. But it is highly advisable to use sulfate-free shampoo for healthier hair.
<h3>Sulfate harmful for hair</h3>
Sulfate contains a chemical called surfactants which combine with water to form foam. Many household products like cleansers, toothpastes and shampoos contain this chemical.
Even though sulfate in shampoos helps removing oil and dirt from hair, natural moisture and oil is important for healthy hair. Using sulfate-based shampoo can remove excessive moisture from hair leaving them dry and unhealthy.
<h3>People who should avoid sulfate shampoos&nbsp;</h3>
People with sensitive skin or those who have any skin-related issues should avoid using sulfate shampoo. Those with frizzy, dry and coloured hair should also avoid it.
Also watch:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/your-nail-polish-shampoo-might-be-increasing-your-risk-of-getting-type-2-diabetes-know-how-1676088912729">&nbsp;Your nail polish, shampoo might be increasing your risk of getting Type 2 diabetes; know how</a>

A quick rinse with tea is the latest haircare trend. It'll help boost your dull and dry hair and nurture it back to health. 


Hair care: Rinse your hair with tea for strong and shiny mane; here's how to do it 

Forget beer, rinse your hair with tea for strong and shiny mane! 

A quick rinse with tea is the latest haircare trend. It'll help boost your dull and dry hair and nurture it back to health.&nbsp;

A good hair day is nothing more than a blessing for most of us!
Save yourself a trip to the salon and give your hair some tea for promoting its health. As per experts, green tea, black tea and even hibiscus and chamomile leaves can do wonders for your dull hair. Here's how you can apply it.&nbsp;
All you need to do is boil some water and place a tea bag in it for half an hour. Once it cools down, strain it into a spray bottle. Now, follow your usual shampoo routine and spray the tea on damp hair strands, leaving the scalp. Wait for at least an hour and then rinse your hair followed by a conditioner to seal in the moisture.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/brushing-your-hair-too-much-stop-at-once-know-how-often-you-should-do-it-1674809885173">Brushing your hair too much? Stop at once; know how often you should do it</a>

Harmful chemicals are found in most of the market products which are linked to Type 2 diabetes. Find out what a recent study has to say. 

Study: Chemicals in nail polish, shampoo may raise the risk of Type 2 diabetes 

Harmful chemicals are found in most of the market products which are linked to Type 2 diabetes. Find out what a recent study has to say.&nbsp;

Harmful chemicals are found in most of the market products that you are unaware of. From shampoos, soaps to nail polishes; these products are exposed to phthalates, a type of chemical which is used to make plastic more durable. &nbsp;
A study published in the Endocrine Society's Journal of Clinical Endocrinology &amp; Metabolism found that phthalates are linked to the risk of Type 2 diabetes.
Researchers conducted that women in the West are exposed to a higher level of phthalates and have a 30% to 63% greater chances of developing Type 2 diabetes while Asian women are comparatively safer.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/just-another-reason-to-tie-the-knot-know-its-connection-with-type-2-diabetes-according-to-a-study-1676001135227">Just another reason to tie the knot; know its connection with type 2 diabetes according to a study</a>

Several social media influencers are using Head and shoulders  shampoo to treat acne, but is it really working? Let's find out! 

Dandruff shampoo: People are using Head & Shoulders shampoo to treat acne

Several social media influencers are using Head and shoulders shampoo to treat acne, but is it really working? Let's find out! 

Dandruff shampoo to treat acne: miracle or hoax? 

Several social media influencers are using Head &amp; Shoulders shampoo to treat acne. Let's find out whether it's working or not!&nbsp;

Head &amp; Shoulders for face? Yep, we find it weird too but apparently it is the latest hack to treat acne.&nbsp;
Social media influencer Elyse Myers recently shared a video on TikTok using popular dandruff shampoo Head &amp; Shoulders as a face wash to clear up acne and people are amazed.&nbsp;
In the video, Elsye claims that she swears by Head &amp; Shoulders when it comes to acne and doesn't spend money on skincare products. The post has garnered more than 12.9 million views and received 15,500 comments so far.&nbsp;
While, this hack may work for some but according to skin experts it is not recommended for every skin type as it may trigger acne.
Pro tip: Visit a dermotologist before starting a new skincare regime&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/winter-hair-care-adapt-these-habits-to-protect-your-mane-this-season-1669781540266">Winter hair care: Adapt these habits to protect your mane this season</a>

Going the sulfate-free (shampoo) way might be one of the best ways to keep your hair healthy. 

Bye-bye sulfates, hello gorgeous hair! All you need to know to keep your hair healthy

The term sulfate-free&nbsp;shampoo has created a lot of buzz lately, but have you ever wondered what sulfate-free actually means?

The term sulfate-free&nbsp;shampoo has created a lot of buzz lately, but have you ever wondered what sulfate-free actually means?
Sulfate is formed when sulphuric acid reacts with other chemicals. It is considered to be a great cleaning agent but is it really good for your hair?
The primary purpose of sulfate is to produce a rich lather to help remove grime, oil, and dirt from your hair. They are aggressive detergents that may strip your hair of its natural moisture and can be extremely harsh&nbsp;on the scalp and may cause irritation. One is advised not to use sulfate shampoos as it makes your hair dry, rough, and brittle.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/year-ender-2021-from-mask-proof-lipstick-to-bushy-eyebrows-here-are-the-top-beauty-trends-of-2021-1640079380917">Year Ender 2021 | From mask-proof lipstick to bushy eyebrows; here are the top beauty trends of 2021</a>
If you have coloured hair, sulfate-free shampoos are a blessing, these are gentle on the hair and won't strip it of its color too fast. They are much milder and can help you control scalp inflammation and are gentle for your eyes too.
Sulfate-free shampoos are environment friendly as they are made of plant derivatives. There are plenty of benefits of using a sulfate-free shampoo, hence, many people opt for it. The best way to find out if you are using such a shampoo is by reading the labels.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/skin-breakouts-driving-you-crazy-top-expert-tips-to-prevent-blackheads-1637403227884">Skin breakouts driving you crazy? Top expert tips to prevent blackheads</a>

Dry shampoo makes dirty/oily hair look instantly clean and bouncy, without having to wash them. Make dry shampoo at home with easily available ingredients

Simple steps to make dry shampoo at home with common kitchen ingredients

Dry shampoo makes dirty/oily hair look instantly clean and bouncy, without having to wash them. Make dry shampoo at home<span class="EOP SCXW28258538 BCX0" data-ccp-props="{&quot;134233117&quot;:false,&quot;134233118&quot;:false,&quot;201341983&quot;:0,&quot;335551550&quot;:1,&quot;335551620&quot;:1,&quot;335559685&quot;:0,&quot;335559737&quot;:0,&quot;335559738&quot;:0,&quot;335559739&quot;:160,&quot;335559740&quot;:259}"> with easily available ingredients

No one can even dream of a good hair day every single day. And also no one has so much time to wash, dry and set their hair every other day. Right? This is when dry shampoos come to your rescue.&nbsp;
Dry shampoos clean oily and dirty hair without having to wet them. They come in the form of powders and sprays which make your hair look dense and clean instantly.&nbsp;
But dry shampoos available at shops are over expensive and also full of chemicals. So, here&rsquo;s a simple way to easily make dry shampoo at home with common kitchen ingredients.&nbsp;
In a bowl, add 8 teaspoons of corn starch, 2 teaspoons of baking soda, half a teaspoon of cocoa powder and mix well. If you have dark colored hair, then you can add extra cocoa powder.
With the help of a thick makeup brush, apply this powder on your hairline and comb thoroughly.&nbsp;
So, next time you have an impromptu plan, don&rsquo;t forget to use these tips.&nbsp;
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The term sulfate-free shampoo has created a lot of buzz lately, but have you ever wondered what sulfate-free actually means?


Why your hair needs sulfate-free shampoos? All you need to know 

The term sulfate-free&nbsp;shampoo has created a lot of buzz lately, but have you ever wondered what sulfate-free actually means?
Sulfate is formed when sulphuric acid reacts with other chemicals. It is considered to be a great cleaning agent but is it really good for your hair?
The primary purpose of sulfate is to produce a rich lather to help remove grime, oil, and dirt from your hair. They are aggressive detergents that may strip your hair of its natural moisture and can be extremely harsh&nbsp;on the scalp and may cause irritation. One is advised not to use sulfate shampoos as it makes your hair dry, rough, and brittle.
If you have coloured hair, sulfate-free shampoos are a blessing, these are gentle on the hair and won't strip it of its color too fast. They are much milder and can help you control scalp inflammation and are gentle for your eyes too.
Sulfate-free shampoos are environment friendly as they are made of plant derivatives. There are plenty of benefits of using a sulfate-free shampoo, hence, many people opt for it. The best way to find out if you are using such a shampoo is by reading the labels.

The term sulfate-free&nbsp;shampoo has created a lot of buzz lately, but have you ever wondered what sulfate-free actually means?
Sulfate is formed when sulphuric acid reacts with other chemicals. It is considered to be a great cleaning agent but is it really good for your hair?
The primary purpose of sulfate is to produce a rich lather to help remove grime, oil, and dirt from your hair. They are aggressive detergents that may strip your hair of its natural moisture and can be extremely harsh&nbsp;on the scalp and may cause irritation. One is advised not to use sulfate shampoos as it makes your hair dry, rough, and brittle.
If you have coloured hair, sulfate-free shampoos are a blessing, these are gentle on the hair and won't strip it of its color too fast. They are much milder and can help you control scalp inflammation and are gentle for your eyes too.
Sulfate-free shampoos are environment friendly as they are made of plant derivatives. There are plenty of benefits of using a sulfate-free shampoo, hence, many people opt for it. The best way to find out if you are using such a shampoo is by reading the labels.

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