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Choose a rich, moisturizing conditioner if your hair tends to get dry and frizzy.2. Use a volumizing conditioner if your hair is limp and fine. Do remember to for allergies before changing conditioner types!3. Get conditioner made for normal hair if yours is healthy and shiny.4. Change the brand of conditioner you use every month, since hair can become immune to a specific formula's effects, and buildup can occur. However, before any change is to be done, do check on the status of your scalp and hair type at that very moment of time.5. Buy a separate deep or leave-in conditioner to use once a week. If your hair is fine, use it in the shower and rinse it out immediately, the way you do with normal conditioner. The drier your hair is, however, the longer you'll want to leave it in. Do try Organic Hair Care range or products as these contain less chemicals than commercial salon brands!Should You Have Your Hair Tied Up?Traction alopecia is a very real hair loss condition that is quite common amongst older African American women. It results from wearing tight ponytails, cornrows or buns over an extended period of time.We all want to have shiny, healthy hair, but many of us are doing more harm than good because we believed some of the most common hair care myths. We explain the top 10 myths about hair care and tell you the real facts behind the myth.1)Too many hair care products can cause hair loss: FALSEThere are no professionally produced hair care products which are known to lead directly to hair loss. However, beware of home-made hair care products as they could contain damaging ingredients.2)Frequent haircuts make the hair grow faster: FALSEThe growth rate of hair is biologically determined and not affected by its being cut. Thickness is also unaffected by cutting, through people often think their hair becomes thicker when cut because hair is thicker at the base. If you suffer from excessively thin or fine hair, you can make it appear thicker with volume enhancing hair products.3)Colour treatments can cause permanent hair loss: FALSEAlthough most hair colouring treatments do contain certain chemicals, and these can lead to hair damage if not properly administered, hair colouring in itself does not usually cause permanent hair loss.