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"facebook dialogPinterest\n\n \"The first thing that comes to mind when it comes to masks you can do yourself is an avocado mask. It's extremely nourishing and that's exactly what the hair needs after a summer of fun! I find the most simple method is avocado and olive oil. I usually do about 2-3 tablespoons of olive oil per avocado. It's especially nice if you heat the olive oil before mixing it with the avocado. Apply to dry hair and leave for 20-30 minutes then shampoo off with a delicate shampoo and a nourishing conditioner. Avocado is very high in fatty acids and a good source of vitamin D and Potassium, and olive oil will help keep the shine in your hair!\n\n If your scalp is sensitive from the sun, you can add a few drops of a calendula or chamomile essential oil for soothing purposes. Do be careful of certain essential oils like tea tree on sun sensitive scalps as they can be a bit too stimulating. If you decide you want to use essential oils add a little jojoba oil to the mix because it helps carry the oils into your scalp gently.\n\n When going into the ocean water or a swimming pool you want to be sure to use a silicone or oil-based product on your hair for protection as these separate from water and can help prevent the penetration of the chlorine and dehydration of the salt.\n\n The whole Davines Su line has something for every hair type as far as protection is concerned. It's really important to use a more nourishing shampoo and conditioner like the one in SU after the sun to replace your hair's natural elements.I also try to get all my clients to come in for a Detox treatment before and after the summer time to protect their hair. The mud really absorbs any unwanted excess on the hair and the shampoo helps to control chlorine while the conditioner prevents future penetration of such environmental damages.\"\n\n I went in not too long ago for the Detox treatment, and it was incredible! It's literally like a facial mud mask for your hair. It draws out any impurities, either due to product overload, pollution, or hard water, and makes your hair look much brighter, kind of like you just had it colored. It's amazing what builds up in your strands over time!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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