Try This Korean Hair Trick To Get Soft, Lustrous Locks

You may now be familiar with the Korean 10-step skincare routine that gives you a clear and dewy complexion, but did you know that the routine has a sister? The 10-step Korean scalp care regime is proof that rigorous haircare is on top of the beauty checklist for Koreans. The routine is said to give you voluminous and silky smooth strands, so read on to find out what exactly is the famous 10-step Korean scalp care regime, and all the products you’ll need.

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#1: Scalp Treatment

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Scalp treatments target the root of the problem (literally) as they remove debris, dead skin cells and excess oil from the scalp. Look out for products with salicylic acid, which helps to exfoliate and result in healthy hair follicles.
Try: Sachajuan Scalp Treatment, $62, from Sephora.

#2: Shampoo

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Follow the scalp treatment with your usual shampoo routine. However…
Try: Amino Acid Shampoo, $41, from Kiehl’s.

#3: Scalp Massage

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To really cleanse your scalp thoroughly, step up your shampooing with a scalp massager. Using a brush like this helps to improve blood circulation and lifts away debris and dead skin cells.
Try: Waterproof electric scalp massager, $7.60, from www.lazada.sg.

#4: Condition

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After shampooing comes conditioning. Try to leave the conditioner on your hair for at least a few minutes (you can wash your face and body in the meantime) and avoid applying conditioner on your scalp.
Try: Banana Conditioner, $16.90, from The Body Shop.

#5: Hair Mask

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Once or twice a week, follow or replace the conditioning step with a hair mask to further hydrate and moisturise your locks.
Try: Silk Scarf Hair Moist Pack, $16.90, from Etude House.

#6: Vinegar Rinse

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Styling products often cause our hair and scalp’s acidity level to decrease (and alkalinity to increase), causing dandruff or dry and itchy scalps. A vinegar rinse helps to bring the acidity level back to normal, sealing and repairing the hair cuticles.
Try: Yves Rocher Rinsing Vinegar, $18, from Sephora.

#7: Scalp Serum

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Depending on how oily your scalp is, you can choose a lighter or denser serum to hydrate your scalp and promote follicle health.
Try: Intelligent Nutrients PurePlenty Nourishing Scalp And Strand Serum, $95, from Sephora.

#8: Hair Serum

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We have shown our scalp quite a lot of TLC, and now it’s time to focus on our hair. A hair serum helps to nourish and protect your tresses and tame flyaways.
Try: David Mallett Hair Serum, US$52 (S$72), from www.net-a-porter.com.

#9: Hair Mist

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A hair mist helps to lock in moisture and gives your mane some sleek shine.
Try: My Hair Moisturizing Hair Mist, $19, from Innisfree.

#10: Overnight Treatment

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To finish off, apply an overnight treatment to deeply nourish, condition and strengthen hair.
Try: Sachajuan Overnight Hair Repair, US$37 (S$51), from www.net-a-porter.com.

Text: Lydia Teo, FEMALE / Additional text: Cheryl Lim
Feature Image: Pixabay

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Try This Korean Hair Trick To Get Soft, Lustrous Locks

Koreans are famed for their multi-step beauty rituals which they credit for their glowing skin. But did you know about the multi-step hair routine?

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Try This Korean Hair Trick To Get Soft, Lustrous Locks

Koreans are famed for their multi-step beauty rituals which they credit for their glowing skin. But did you know about the multi-step hair routine?

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