I’m an expert – the 3 things you’re doing to your wet hair that are damaging it beyond repair

A HAIR care expert has revealed the three things you’re doing to your wet locks that could be destroying them. Anne Li, who hails all the way from Amsterdam, did emphasize that these mainly applied to women with straight hair. DON’T BRUSH YOUR HAIR Despite what you’ve been told, brushing your hair while it’s still […]

A HAIR care expert has revealed the three things you’re doing to your wet locks that could be destroying them.

Anne Li, who hails all the way from Amsterdam, did emphasize that these mainly applied to women with straight hair.

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A hair care expert revealed what to avoid doing if you have straight wet hair[/caption]

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She recommended against using hot styling tools on wet hair[/caption]

DON’T BRUSH YOUR HAIR

Despite what you’ve been told, brushing your hair while it’s still wet is about the last thing you should do.

This is because when it’s still wet the hair is in a fragile state, which could lead to split ends and breakage.

Instead, the hair whiz recommended waiting for it to dry and then brushing through any tangles.

NO HOT STYLING TOOLS

Absolutely no hair styling tools should be used on damp hair.

Using any type of hot iron or curler on your wet locks can actually cause more damage to your hair than it normally would and it isn’t simply repaired with a heat protectant.

Li noted in the clip: “It will fry your hair.”

NO HAIRSPRAY

While there are many other products that you can use when your hair is still wet, hairspray is definitely not one of them.

This is will only leave behind a crusty texture once it completely dries.

Previously, another hair expert revealed her secrets to stop hair loss.

Jennifer Godina’s first tip is to not use conditioner on your scalp.

This is because a build-up of hair products can have a negative impact on growing healthy hair says Jennifer in a comment under the video.

Jennifer also recommends using lukewarm water when washing your hair over hot water.

Hot water can make your hair more brittle, which in turn makes it easy to snap off, says wellness blog, Health Shots.

Lastly, Jennifer says you should never pull on your scalp.

Pulling on your scalp can cause traction alopecia, says Healthline.

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Any hot tool used on wet hair can fry it[/caption]

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Don’t brush your hair if it’s still wet, wait till it’s dry[/caption]

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Applying hairspray on your mane can leave it feeling crusty[/caption]