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Hair fashion is the most popular to Men and Women. Everybody should take care of hair.We use many harmful thing in our hair. As a result we are face many crisis for Hair. Hair take care is the best work because good hair style increase our stylish.Top ten bad hair habit analysis below.Please follow the list.

1.Teasing

Snooki doesn't wear poofs anymore, so not only is yours out-of-date, it's also damaging to your hair. Backcombing can help your hair reach the heights, but it's also an evil habit.

The outer layer of your strands, called the cuticle, points down. When you comb in the opposite direction, you're pushing the cuticle back, creating tiny little ruffles. The next time you brush, you'll slough those scales right off, exposing your strand's inner layers.

Ultimately, this behavior will lead to split ends, so turn down your hair volume a notch!

                                                  2. Curling

If you were born with pin straight locks, you probably covet your friend's curly hair. And you've turned to your trusty curling iron again and again to mimic the look.
It's time to put the iron down! Give your hair a chance to recover. The concentrated heat causes the moisture in your hair to boil, forming steam bubbles that burst and rupture the strands. Eventually your hair breaks off at or near each bubble leaving you with split ends or worse. The curling irons also soften keratin, the building block of your locks.

                                                 3. Flat Ironing

 

Curly-haired? You probably lust for straight hair just as much as those without curls wish for your ringlets. But a flat iron damages your strands in the same manner that a curling iron does. That means weak keratin, dry hair and many split ends! 

 You can minimize the effects of a flat iron if you use a lower temperature, but it's impossible to dodge damage completely. Check out the video for details.

Expert: Michelle Hanjani, MD, FAAD.

                                           4. Permanent Straightening

Thermal reconditioning and keratin treatments can save you from flat ironing your hair daily. But keratin treatments (also known as Brazilian straightening) usually contain the cancer-causing chemical formaldehyde). And thermal reconditioning requires hours in a salon-with a stylist and her flat iron. Find out more about the pros and cons of these treatments in this video.

Expert: Michelle Hanjani, MD, FAAD.

                                                    5. Hair Coloring

 

 You want to dye your hair orange for Halloween. Will the color damage your strands? No! Temporary color doesn't penetrate below the surface of your hair

But... permanent color does! Don't cycle through brown, red and blonde faster than a chameleon. And if you're committed to platinum blonde or sassy red, space out your dye jobs. Your standing salon appointment destroys your strands, which means your hair won't look so hot, no matter the hue of the week.
Watch the video to learn more about the harmful hair dye process.

Expert: Michelle Hanjani, MD, FAAD.

                                                    6. Towel Drying

 

Towel drying is just one of those automatic actions you do when you finish a shower. Since you're probably shivering, the goal is usually to get dry as fast as possible.

But slow down! Pat-don't rub-your hair dry. Your strands are delicate, and your vigorous drying is just a whole lot of destructive friction. Since your hair grows from the root, the ends of your hair are as old as your last haircut, and they become ever more vulnerable to damage until you trim them off.

                                                 7. Wet Hair Brushing

Wet hair is swollen hair and that means the strands are weak and extra-prone to breakage, so you're causing havoc when you're tugging your brush through them post-shower.
We understand that you might not have time to let your head air dry. You've got things to do, people to see! Try a wide-toothed comb on your hair-it's kinder to your tangles. And delay combing or styling until your hair is damp instead of sopping wet.

                                                       8. Going Hatless

 

Everyone owns a hat. A fedora, trilby, baseball cap, or knit ski hat--it's lurking in your closet somewhere. Wearing one of them protects your scalp from skin cancer.

It may seem that your hair offers protection, but your scalp is very vulnerable. And you don't want your strands taking the brunt of those harmful UV rays, either.
Watch this video to find out how sunlight harms your hair.

Expert: Andrew Alexis, MD, MPH

           9. Overusing Product

 

You just need maximum hold gel to get that perfect spike/flip/curl. You have to load up on hairspray on humid days. We feel you.
But, instead of perking up your do, your heavy handed product use is weighing down your hair, making it look a little dull and limp.
A clarifying shampoo-perhaps one with a little salicylic acid-is what you need to get rid of the build-up and prevent flakes of dried gel from drifting down onto your shoulders.

                                                   10. Tight Hairstyling

 

A tightly pulled ponytail looks sleek. Braids and cornrows require some tugging if they're to stay in place. But wearing these hairstyles consistently, for years, will lead to hair loss.

This type of hair loss, called traction alopecia, occurs along the hairline and temples. It's caused by styles that pull your hair too tightly. Whether you're a guy sporting cornrows or a woman who routinely wears a no-nonsense ponytail, let your hair down once in awhile. Give your follicles a rest!