Hair at the sea: how to manage it? 3 tips to know for the beach

The summer holidays represent a moment of well-deserved rest and fun for all of us. However, for many women, 'The return from this vacation can be accompanied by a constant worry: hair damaged by intense sun and sea salt.' Dry and brittle tips are a common consequence of days spent at the beach. the prospect of having to face a drastic haircut from the hairdresser to restore their health can generate anxiety and frustration.

This phenomenon is not just an aesthetic issue, but also an emotional one. Hair is an integral part of our identity and represents a significant component of our outward appearance. The fear of having to sacrifice lengths acquired with so much effort, or the result of months of care and attention, can make the return from vacation less pleasant than it should be.

Fortunately, there are effective strategies to prevent and manage hair damage during the summer holidays., thus reducing the need for drastic interventions upon return. In this article, we will explore three practical and essential tips for keeping your hair healthy and beautiful even after days of sun and sea exposure. 

3 tips to know for the sea

1.Sunscreen for hair

Sunscreen is not only important for the skin, but also for the hair. UV rays can seriously damage them, causing dryness, discoloration, and brittleness. There are many protective sprays and oils on the market that contain UV filters. They work as a barrier, protecting the hair from sun damage. Alternatively, you can always opt for a hat or a bandana: not only adds a touch of style, but also protects the hair from direct sunlight, thus reducing damage. 

"Also remember that washing your hair too often can strip away the natural oils that protect it. If you need to refresh your hair, the advice is to"  rinse them with fresh water without shampoo to remove the salt without drying them out further.

2. Intense hydration

Keeping hair hydrated is essential., especially because salt and chlorine can dry them out a lot. To one shampoo nutriente, we therefore recommend adding a leave-in conditioner. The balsamo leave-on it can keep hair hydrated throughout the day: apply it to damp hair before going to the beach, this way the hair will dry slowly and throughout the day will absorb all the nutrients from the conditioner they need.

At least once a week use some hydrating masks. For a hydration boost, try our Recovery Hero, a fabric mask that, thanks to the thermo-heat effect obtained from the cap, enhances the moisturizing action, deeply nourishing the hair and repairing it from damage caused by sun and salt exposure. Also try some natural oils, such as coconut oil or argan oil, they can be applied to the hair for extra hydration and to protect it from external agents. They are great for preventing dryness and keeping the hair soft and shiny.

3. Protective hairstyles

When it comes to protecting hair during days at the beach, the choice of the right hairstyles can make the difference between unruly hair and a flawless look. Here’s how some options can be beneficial:

💛 The braids, buns, and ponytails "These are ideal hairstyles to keep hair up and reduce exposure to the sun and wind. This not only protects the hair from external elements but can also prevent tangles and damage from forming."

💛 It's important avoid elastic bands that are too tight, which can cause hair breakage. Therefore, always opt for soft hair ties, without metal parts. Alternatively, we recommend trying elastic bands or clips for greater security and comfort.

💛 Accessories such as clips, pliers and bandanas "They are not only fashionable, but they can also provide additional protection against wind and sand, keeping hair tidy and reducing the risk of damage."

By following these simple tips, you can enjoy your days at the beach without worrying too much about damage to your hair. Remember: prevention is the key to keep hair healthy and beautiful even during the summer holidays. 

Good sea!