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The dryness in the hair results from the cold weather and low humidity. The use of oil-based moisturisers will help lock the moisture. This prevents hair from split ends and easy breakage. Oiling, deep conditioning and protein hair spa treatments can also be done.
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If you wish to dye hair to a darker shade, go for semi-permanent hair colour. It contains a small percentage of peroxide and no ammonia that can only darken your hair. The colour fades over time but it is least damaging to the hair.
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If you are looking to highlight your grey hair, go for the demi-permanent one. It contains peroxide but no ammonia. You may need to touch up the roots in every 4-6 weeks if you use this colour.
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Permanent colour contains both peroxide and ammonia and can make your hair a few shades lighter or even darker. It can also provide excellent coverage for grey hair. The colour will last until your hair grows out so your roots may need to be touched in every 4-6 weeks.
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Glossing will add shine to your hair without altering your hair colour. It involves applying a gloss to semi-permanent hair colour. The gloss needs to be used every 2-3 weeks.
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Highlights make use of bleach or permanent colour to lighten the hair. If you go for highlights, you may need to touch up your roots every three months.
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In lowlights, demi-permanent or permanent colour is used to darken sections of hair that are over-lightened. It usually lasts for three months but the roots need to be touched up as and when it is required.
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Base flash is used to lighten the base colour of dark blonde or light brown hair. So if you want those blonde highlights, go for base flash.
