How many days after having my hair pulled can I wash it?

Girls always like to tame their hair, pulling it again and again, over and over again, and they don’t know how to maintain it. As a result, they always have to go to the barber shop again after two or three months, and they have to spend a lot of money every time to restore their hair to its original shape. As a result, their hair is severely damaged, and they feel bad every time they spend money on care. Therefore, it is always good to have laws to follow. If you act blindly and without awareness, you will be the one who regrets it. Therefore, post-processing is very important.

1. Generally, care is required three to five days after hair pulling. During this period, you cannot wash your hair, tie your hair, or press your hair when sleeping. 2. When washing your hair, you must choose a good shampoo and use it with a conditioner, otherwise your hair will lose its luster after a month or two.

3. Be sure to comb your hair before going to bed. Don't put your hair under your head when sleeping. Stretch your hair beside your head before sleeping. Be careful when sleeping and don't toss left and right.

4. Remember not to tie your hair. So it will be a little painful when washing your face. Be careful to arrange your hair well and not to fold it.

5. Don’t cut your hair for a short period of time. I went to get my hair cut a few days after straightening it, and found that my straightened hair was curling up.

6. As long as you can get through the first three days, you can feel a little more relaxed. However, it is best to use conditioner when washing your hair, and it is best to use a care and repair shampoo, because pulling your hair is also a process that damages the hair quality.

7. If possible, go to the hair salon every few weeks and have the hairdresser check and do some treatments. And there is another point, that is, once you pull your hair, you have to pull it frequently in the future, because once the "shelf life" is over, the hair will start to curl and will be uglier than before it was pulled. But if you take good care of it, it can last a long time.

The three days after hair pulling are very important. You must not lose sight of the big picture for the small details. You must take good care of your hair and remember to “don’t tie, bind or press”. Of course, post-care is not unimportant. Awareness is the premise, shampoo is the foundation, and conditioner is the fundamental. In short, you must take care of your hair and don’t pull it too much.