Summer hair myths, debunked

We're setting the record straight on common summer hair care myths. Because you deserve to enjoy sunny days without stressing over your hair.

Myth: Daily shampooing is a summer must. 


Actually... no. Washing your hair daily can lead to dryness, frizz, and a stressed-out scalp. We know sweat days make a cleanse feel necessary, but try these refreshing options instead:


Myth: A little water tames frizz.  


Temporarily, yes. But once your hair dries, the frizz often comes back more than before. Use a leave-in conditioner for longer-lasting smoothness.

Women Spraying Water On Hair

Myth: Saltwater is secretly healthy for your hair.


Saltwater gives you texture, but it pulls moisture from your hair. Always rinse and rehydrate.


Myth: Hats = hair loss.


Only if they’re too tight or dirty. Otherwise, hats are your best friend for scalp protection.


Myth: Lemon juice is a safe way to heighten hair.


It can lighten your hair, but it’s very drying and can lead to damage over time.


Myth: Sunscreen on your scalp causes hair thinning.


FALSE, But sunburned scalps? Very real. Use SPF for your scalp, especially at your part line.

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