• Hydration is Essential:

    Raw hair tends to be more prone to dryness, so keeping it well-hydrated is crucial. Use a moisturising shampoo and conditioner designed for raw hair to help retain moisture. Additionally, incorporate a hydrating hair serum into your routine to lock in moisture and add shine without weighing down your hair.

  • Handle with Care:

    Treat your raw hair gently to minimise breakage and damage. Avoid aggressive brushing or combing, and instead use a wide-tooth comb or your fingers to detangle. When towel-drying, blot your hair gently rather than rubbing it vigorously to prevent unnecessary friction that can lead to breakage. When styling, use heat protectant products to shield your hair from damage caused by hot tools, and avoid excessive heat styling.

  • Utilise Hair Serum:

    Hair serums are excellent for maintaining raw hair as they provide an extra layer of protection and moisture. After washing and conditioning, apply a small amount of hair serum to the lengths and ends of your hair to seal in moisture and smooth down any frizz or flyaways. Focus on the drier areas of your hair to keep them hydrated and healthy.

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