Discover Your Hair Type To Get The Perfect moha: Hair Care Product
Are you tired of using drugstore shampoos that contain a long list of unpronounceable chemicals, which are harsh on your scalp? This guide is your ultimate saver. To start with, we’ll brief you a little about our brand, “moha:”, and why we say we are the best brand for hair care products.
Keeping it short - The herbal products by moha: are crafted by the experts at Charak Pharma, a 75-year-old herbal healthcare company. Now you know where our confidence comes from? Our expertise, our WHO-GMP-approved manufacturing facilities, & our years of research.
Although we offer you a range of hair care products such as Herbal Shampoo, Sulfate-free Shampoo, Herbal Hair Serum, Herbal Anti-Dandruff Shampoo, Anti Dandruff Oil, Herbal Hair Conditioner, & more, we believe as the end user you must about the condition of your scalp & hair type so you can make informed decisions when buying a hair care product.
Well, it’s okay if you say you don’t know much because this blog can definitely help you with the same. A few terms that you must learn to know your hair better are:
Read further to understand all four factors and then decide what type your hair is and we’ll suggest the most suitable moha: product for your hair type.
Hair density is the number of hair strands you have on your scalp. Don’t worry, we are not telling you to count every strand. We have a simple method that can help.
Brush your fingers through the hair, and check the extent to which you can see your scalp.
· Thin Density: If you see your scalp easily, you have thinner hair density. Medium Density: If you can see your scalp but not that clearly, you have medium hair density.
· Thick Density: If you cannot see your scalp or can hardly see your scalp area, you have thick hair density.
The ability of your hair to retain moisture is called porosity. The higher the porosity more products are absorbed and the chances of hair damage are also higher. To determine the level of porosity, take one hair strand & put it in a cup of water.
· High Porosity: If the hair strand goes to the bottom of the cup, your hair is highly porous. It is caused due to excessive use of products containing harsh chemicals & due to hair treatments.
· Medium Porosity: If the hair strand floats in between the water, then you have medium porous hair. This type of hair is easy to style and is not sticky after hair wash.
· Low Porosity: If the strand remains on the water surface, you have low porosity. This means, after washing, your hair feels wet & sticky. The hair products will not penetrate deep into your hair and remain on top.
If you know the level of greasiness, then it will help you choose the right product and help determine how frequently you must wash your hair.
Wash & dry your hair before bed. Then once you wake up, take a tissue and press it on your scalp (near the crown area & behind the ears).
· Oily Hair: If you notice a heavily oily spot on the tissue, it could indicate that you have an oily scalp and hair. In this case, washing your hair thrice a week is recommended.
· Normal Hair: If you notice a slight amount of oil on the tissue, it suggests that your scalp has normal levels of oil. In this case, washing your hair twice a week is sufficient.
· Dry hair: If there is no oil residue on the tissue, it indicates dry hair and a lack of moisture. It is advisable to use hair products that can add moisture to your scalp, and washing your hair once a week is suggested.
· Combination hair: If you observe oil residue on the tissue from only certain areas of your scalp, it suggests you have combination hair. The frequency of hair wash depends on the level of greasiness.
There are four hair types, namely, Curly, Wavy, Straight, or Coily.
· Straight Hair: If your hair remains straight even after curling, you have a straight hair type. In this type, the hair is soft, silky, and shiny.
· Wavy hair: If your hair has slight curls, you have a wavy hair type. The hair texture is rough, but it can hold any hairstyle easily.
· Curly Hair: If your hair strand forms an S shape, you have curly hair. This type has higher density & can get frizzy very easily.
· Coily Hair: This hair type forms a Z shape and is highly dense. This type is fragile but looks rough.
After reading all the factors, you can now easily determine your hair type and choose the most suitable product for your hair.
But before getting a product, let us help you with the function of your shampoo. So shampoos are formulated to help you clean your scalp & hair and add moisture & shine. Some shampoos can also be problem-focused such as for dandruff, colored hair, damaged hair, etc. But the key point is to avoid hair care products that contain harsh chemicals such as Sulfates, Alcohol, Mineral Oil, Propylene Glycol, artificial fragrances, & more.
Now, according to various scalp types & hair concerns, we have recommended the most suitable moha: product.
Oily Scalp But Dry/Porous Hair
Herbal Shampoo + Herbal serum
Sulfate-free Shampoo, Herbal Conditioner, & Hair Serum
Extremely Dry & frizzy hair
Along with Sulfate-free Shampoo & Herbal Conditioner, use 5-in-1 hair oil 1-2 hours before the hair wash.
Herbal Shampoo & Herbal Conditioner
Sulfate-free Shampoo, Herbal Conditioner, & Herbal Hair Serum
If you have slight dandruff on your scalp, you can use Herbal Anti-Dandruff Shampoo & Anti Dandruff Oil. But if you have heavy dandruff, talk to an expert before trying out any products randomly. Also if you have normal hair fall (50-100 strands a day), Herbal Shampoo is recommended, but if you lose more than 150 strands when you comb your hair, you should consult a doctor to find the main reason for hair fall.
So what are you waiting for? Head to the moha: website now and discover the perfect product for your luscious locks!