Hair Gel and Its Use

Hair gel is one of the trickiest hair products to use effectively. While it can really add definition to a hair style, it can also look stiff and unnatural if it isn't used with a certain amount of finesse. It makes sense - the purpose of gel is to make hair stiff so that it will stay in place - but it should still look natural. Once you've got a gel you can use, there are a few guidelines that will help to make everything work more effectively. Gels provide maximum benefit for women with curly and long hairstyles.

They help reduce damage as well as improve styling. The weight that comes along with long hair requires you to continuously moisturize and volumize it which leaves it lifeless and flat. Thus, hair gels help you to keep your hair nourished through all the treatment that it goes through. First, don't put a lot of gel on on the ends of your hair. This weighs your hair down and may counteract any body you're getting from the gel. In order to tame that wild mane, you'll need to choose a good shampoo that is made for your type of hair.

Consult your hairdresser for recommendations of shampoos that will enhance your curl without leaving residue behind. Select a conditioner that will add moisture to your tresses without weighing them down. After shampooing and rinsing your hair, apply conditioner throughout and untangle gently with your fingers or a wide-toothed comb. Start at the tips of your hair and gradually work your way up to the roots, working all the tangles out.

Rinse your hair with cool water to promote shine and reduce frizz. Natural shampoos are much milder that manufactured shampoos because they contain 100% natural ingredients with no harsh synthetic additives. They moisturize the scalp with natural ingredients that will keep the skin hydrated and the hair follicles nourished. The enhanced moisturizing properties of the natural oils and minerals, as well as the plant and herb extracts, all work to promote healthy hair growth.

 The stimulating and nourishing ingredients are designed to penetrate the scalp where the root grows, and provide much needed essential vitamins, minerals, and amino acids, to the hair and scalp. iGlow hair gel also lights up your hair, but it works differently. It comes in two packets, which you mix together and then apply to your hair. Wherever the gel is applied, your hair will glow for approximately 5 hours! It can be fun to have a pre-party to decorate each other before going out.

One great thing about the gel is that it generates it's own light; it doesn't require external light to glow, like some phosphorescent items. The gel washes off with normal shampoo or soap. Aloe Vera gel is known to help provide relief from stomach problems and headaches.

The yellow gel called "latex" which is found on the backside of the leaf acts as a laxative and helps relieving constipation and bloating. The Magnesium lactate present in is also known to act as an antihistamine, thus bringing considerable relief from chest inflammations and sinus trouble. The Aloe gel that has been extracted from the plant could be blended with water or juice before being consumed.