What Ingredients Your Hair Would Love?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  How often do you shampoo?

  Image Source

  • A.
    everyday
  • B.
    every 2-3 days
  • C.
    once a week
• 2.
  Witch describe your scalp? Do you have a sensitive scalp?

  • A.
    dry and flaky 
  • B.
    normal and not sensitive
  • C.
    itchy and sensitive
  • D.
    oily
• 3.
  After washing, how long until the hair gets oily again?

  • A.
    within a day
  • B.
    within 2 days
  • C.
    in 3 or more days
• 4.
  What is your natural hair type?

  • A.
    Image Source

    straight
  • B.
    Image Source

    wavy or loose curl
  • C.
    Image Source

    curly
  • D.
    Image Source

    kinky
• 5.
  Damaged by a perm or dye? Concern about hydration?

  Image Source

  • A.
    yes all over
  • B.
    a partial
  • C.
    no
• 6.
  How do you style your hair? Do you use heat styling?

  Image Source

  • A.
    blow heat dryer
  • B.
    heat iron
  • C.
    hairspray or oil
  • D.
    dry naturally 
• 7.
  How thick your hair?

  • A.
    Image Source

    fine
  • B.
    Image Source

    medium
  • C.
    Image Source

    coarse
• 8.
  How many strands do you lose by running a hand through your hair? Concern about hair growth?

  • A.
    more than 10
  • B.
    a few
  • C.
    none
• 9.
  Concern about hair growth? How much scalp can you see?

  • A.
    Image Source

    a fair amount
  • B.
    Image Source

    a little
  • C.
    Image Source

    barely

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  Your straight and fine hair would love...

  Image Source

  For straight (or wavy) and fine hair like yours, usually doesn't need heavy ingredients. Believe it or not, straight and fine hair doesn't require as much moisture and it is actually easier to maintain shin and silky touch than other hair types. This is because sebum can easily spread from the scalp to the end of the hair shaft. If you use heavy oils or butter, they can weigh your hair down and make it flat, limp, and greasy. So, avoid oil-based styling products. Instead, you want to give more volume and make sure your scalp is healthy to produce good new hair. Cleaning your scalp well and give it good hydration and protection.To control oil and keep your scalp healthy, look at these ingredients that give detox, antioxidant, and hydration benefits. Rosemary extract, Charcoal, Cray, Green Tea Leaf extract, Coffee Bean extact, Elderflower extract, Ginger Root extract, Gingseng extract, Ginkgo extract, Liquorice Root extract, Papaya Fruit extract, Banana extract, Turmeric Root extact, Acai extract, Aroe Vela, Coconut oil, Castor oilRemember, less is better. There are mists, musks, dry shampoos, sprays, and etc... Just start with a very small amount, like a pea size, and see how much your hair needs. Heat styling can cause a lot of damage. Your hair type is especially vulnerable to breakage and avoids heat styling as much as you can. If you spend a lot of time outdoor, heat and UV from sunlight could also damage your hair and scalp.Look at those ingredients that give thermal protection, volume, and strength to your hair.Oat extract, Wheat/Pea/Quinoa/Silk protein, Linseed extract, Grapeseed oil, Sweet Almond extract, Horsetail extract, Corn/Tapioca starch, Castor oilDid you find ingredients for your hair?
• 2.
  Your straight and coares hair would love...

  Image Source

  Straight (or wavy) and coarse hair like yours, tends to be frizzy and often more resistant to styling. However, it doesn't mean rough or hard to manage. It just has a larger circumference than other hair types. Well treated coarse hair can hold a style well and it can appear to have a volume.Because coarse hair can dry out easily, avoid alcohol-based products like sprays and gels. Instead, look for conditioning creams. Also, limit heat styling. If you could, get regular trims and avoid perm and coloring. Usually, coarse hair has enough protein. If your hair is on the dry side, avoid adding more protein. Too much protein could build on this type of hair and cause more brittle hair.Oils suitable for your hair type are...Olive oil, Avocado oil, Marula oil, Argan oil, Rice Bran oil, Shea oilFor anti-frizz, look for those ingredients...Tamarind extract, HoneyIf you spend a lot of time outdoor, look for those ingredients...Linseed extract, Grapeseed oil, Green Tea Leaf extract, Banana extract, Chamomile Flower extract, Coffee Bean extract, Elderflower extract, Ginkgo Leaf extract, Ginseng Root extract, Red Onion extract, Willow Bark extractDid you find ingredients for your hair?
• 3.
  Your curly hair would love...

  Image Source

  Curly hair like yours, tends to be frizz and damage-prone. It is usually voluminous, but lack of care can cause less defined curls. The most important thing is to give enough moisture.Avoid alcohol-based products like sprays and gels. Instead, look for conditioning creams. Also, minimize shampooing your hair to keep sebum on your scalp and hair. If you are currently washing your hair every day, you might try twice or three times a week. Try leaving conditioner at least for 3 minutes before rinsing off. You could also add leave-in conditioner. To keep the curl and moisture on your hair, try not to air-drying and brush your hair after washing. Instead, try detangling your curls while conditioning your hair. For curl definition, look for these ingredients...Flaxseed extract, Chia Seed extract, For anti-frizz, look for those ingredients...Tamarind extract, HoneyFor moisturizing, look for those ingredients...Aloe Vera, Glycerin, Raspberry Oil, Sweet Almond OilDid you find ingredients for your hair?
• 4.
  Your kinky hair would love...

  Image Source

  Kinky (tight coil) hair like yours, usually has fewer cuticle layers than other hair types and it is more prone to damage. It shrinks when it's wet, and it tends to lose moisture easily. Your hair may not be shiny as straight hair. But, just be aware that shine is not an indication of the health of your hair. When you select hair treatment products, look for ingredients that promote the actual health of your hair rather than a shiny appearance.Try leaving conditioner at least for 3 minutes before rinsing off. You could also add leave-in conditioner. To keep the curl and moisture on your hair, try not to air-drying and brush your hair after washing. Instead, try detangling your curls while conditioning your hair. If you use curl cream, apply it to your hair while it's wet.If you concern about the breakage, add steam and oil treatment once a week. For curl definition, look for these ingredients...Flaxseed extract, Chia Seed extractFor anti-frizz, look for those ingredients...Tamarind extract, HoneyFor moisturizing, look for those ingredients...Aloe Vera, Glycerin, Raspberry Oil, Sweet Almond Oil, Coconut oil, Jojoba oil, Avocado oilDid you find ingredients for your hair?
• 5.
  Hair Growth

  The truth of stopping hair loss is...Many causes like age, health condition, and genetic are out of our day-to-day control. Eating healthy and balanced food is one of the most effective waysKeep your scalp healthy Give a massage on your head to stiumilate blood circulationThere are a few ingredients that could work for you. But, be aware that the effectiveness of those ingredients depends on your condition when we are talking about "applying them topically". For hair growth, try these TOPICALLY...Rosemary oil, Geranium oil, Onion juice, Pure Aloe Vera Gel, Green Tea extract, Coffee Bean extractFor scalp health, look for those ingredients...Charcoal, Crays, Magnesium (chloride), Seaweed extract, Oat extract, Lecithin, Turmeric extract, Castor oilFor moisturizing, look for those ingredients...Aloe Vera, Glycerin, Raspberry Oil, Sweet Almond Oil, Coconut oil, Jojoba oil, Avocado oil
• 6.
  Sensitive Scalp

  If you had a sensitive scalp, check what's causing...Soap with a high pH (ideal pH is between 5 to 6)Certain metals/chemicals in the water or hair productsPollutionFood you eatBad blood circulation For soothing scalp...Aroe Vera, Oat extract, Rosemary extract, Lavender extractFor scalp health, look for those ingredients...Charcoal, Crays, Magnesium (chloride), Seaweed extract, Oat extract, Lecithin, Turmeric extract, Castor oilYou can mix some extracts with a carrier oil like Macadamia Nut oil or Sweet Almond oil, and gently massage the mixture into your scalp. Leave it for 20 minutes and wash it out. You may need to gently wash up to 3 times.