• Don't Brush Wet Hair with a Regular Brush
• Don't Apply Hairspray on Wet Hair
• Avoid Pulling Wet Hair Back into a Ponytail or a Bun
• Never Use a Straightener on Wet Hair
• Never go to Bed with Wet Hair

Zeichner says that it is actually “ok” to braid your hair when wet but to remember it is in a fragile state. “if you are braiding wet hair, make sure not to pull the hair too much or to braid the hair too tight as it can lead to breakage,” he says.

• Wash your hands
• Disinfect your stuff
• Use tissues
• Don't share
• Steer clear of people who are sick
• Take care of yourself

According to branda, going to sleep with wet braided hair is an absolute “no.” “you're giving bacteria a place to grow hiding in the weave of the wet braid,” she explains. Plus, she points out that hair is more elastic when wet than when it's dry, so all of the pulling while braiding can result in breakage of wet hair.

Yes, you can get box braids wet, but it is best to avoid doing so if possible. If you get them wet, squeeze out excess water and let them air dry.

If you have colored hair chlorine will bond with the artificial color and draw it out quickly. What's more, when chlorine bonds with copper, it creates a chemical compound that is known for its bright, blue-green color, which can ultimately cause your hair to turn pale green.

• Apply a pre-swim conditioner
• Rinse your hair before you get in the pool
• Wear a swim cap
• Shampoo post swimming
• Condition your hair as per usual

Chlorine dries hair out and can make become straw-like. To protect your hair from chlorine and other pool chemicals, spray water defense prewash on dry hair a few minutes to a few hours before jumping in the pool.

If it is not curly enough, wait at least a week to redo it. If your hair is not in good enough condition to re-perm, you may have to trim your hair and wait until your hair is ready to perm again.

It also pulls out your melanin in hair —the element which gives your hair its natural color--which is why your hair color will begin to fade if you swim frequently. If you have colored hair chlorine will bond with the artificial color and draw it out quickly.

Once the stylist removes the curlers, your hair will now be “permanently” curled (which is where the term “perm” comes from). Unlike hair dyes, perms can't wash out. It will stay curly even after you've washed and dried your hair.

So, can you dye your hair purple without bleaching it? Of course, yes. You can color your locks in any purple shade without using bleaches and lighteners.

Although it's often associated with bleaching, your hair can also take on a green hue when you try to dye it darker. Black dye and hair rinses, for example, have a lot of blue pigments that can combine with yellow and gold tones in your hair and leave you with a greenish cast.

Use a toner on your hair before dying it, to eliminate brassy and yellow tones, so that blue-toned black dye won't turn green. Choose a black that isn't blue-black, which would be a brown-toned black, which will avoid any green tones from happening.

Details. Liquid nails® small projects & repairs adhesive (ln-700) is a fast-bonding, permanent, waterproof adhesive formulated for most common materials. It works where a hammer and nails can't. Resealable cap keeps product fresh.

Of course, yes. You can color your locks in any purple shade without using bleaches and lighteners. In this article, we have listed some pro tips that can help you in this process. Take a look.