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WHD International Journal of Medical & Health Science
How To Choose Over-The-Counter Products For Your Hair
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Author and Copyrights: Dr Mariappa Babu Baskar @ World Hospital Directory
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How To Choose Over-The-Counter Products For Your Hair
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Ah, the never-ending debate over professional and non-professional hair-care products. In the past, this debate was resolved easily with a famous quote, �You get what you pay for.� But today, the line between professional and non-professional products has become blurry due to the emergence of inexpensive professional products and expensive non-professional products.
You see, it used to be that you almost always paid $10 for a bottle of shampoo from the salon. Non-professi...
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Hair, hairstyle, beauty, fashion
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Ah, the never-ending debate over professional and non-professional hair-care products. In the past, this debate was resolved easily with a famous quote, �You get what you pay for.� But today, the line between professional and non-professional products has become blurry due to the emergence of inexpensive professional products and expensive non-professional products.
You see, it used to be that you almost always paid $10 for a bottle of shampoo from the salon. Non-professional shampoos, on the other hand, only cost a couple of dollars. Today, however, you can spend as much or more on a bottle of shampoo from your local department store as you can for a bottle from the salon. The reason that this is so is because most professional product lines have not raised their prices in years, while new shampoos and conditioners being introduced to the non-professional market have been given packaging and price tags to mirror their in-salon competition.
So, now the only thing that separates the non-professional from the professional is the quality standard by which each product line is produced. Just think about it this way: All products made to be used in salons by professionals can only be retailed in salons. That means that the products must be of the highest quality. If they weren�t, beauticians simply wouldn�t use them. Never will you find a professional product that causes build up or leaves the hair feeling dry and brittle. Professional shampoos will also not strip hair of color or vital moisture. If you could get these products or products of similar quality in any department store, why wouldn�t your beautician use them?
While not all non-professional products are bad, you do run the risk of choosing a product that could cause problems like build up, dryness, breakage, color fading, lifelessness, frizziness and a host of other problems. That means that if you choose to use a non-professional product, you should monitor your hair closely to look for any adverse affects.
Also, keep in mind how much you are spending. While it makes perfect sense to choose a non-professional product at huge savings over a professional one, it doesn�t make much sense to spend as much on a non-professional product as you would for a guaranteed, professional product.
In the end, the choice to use professional products or not to use them is yours. Just remember to watch your wallet and most importantly watch your hair. Choose products that are kind to both.
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