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"  Last night I headed down to Pimps &amp;amp;amp; Pinups (funny name!) salon on the Lower East Side for a haircut. I love this place \u2014 between the blacked out walls and old-Hollywood dressing room mirrors, you feel like a celeb when you get your haircut there. My stylist noticed that my scalp was a little dry (yuck!), which is something annoying that ALWAYS happens to me when the seasons change. The knowledgeable staff was able to give me some quick hair and scalp tips, and I thought I&amp;#039;d share them with you because they&amp;#039;re really good!  A little coconut oil (available from most health food shops) applied at night and then washed out in the morning will stop dry scalps, and as a bonus, it will nourish your hair.  Massage your scalp for about five minutes when using conditioner to promote hair growth. To minimize hair breakage, use a leave-in conditioner and brush hair starting from ends and work your way up. For more volume, rough dry or use your brush to the opposite of where you want the hair to fall.  If you have fine to medium hair, always rough dry your hair until it&amp;#039;s almost dry and then use a round brush for a faster blow out. For swooped bangs, grab the bang section with your round brush and blow it in the opposite direction you want it in and then swoop it over with the brush. If you have a blow out you want to preserve, use a scrunchy and loosely tie your hair as high as you can to the top of your head. This will help to ensure maximum volume.  So, what are some of your hair tips? How do you combat dry scalp in the winter? Let me know below! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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