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Introduction to Hair Porosity What is Hair Porosity? Hair porosity refers to the hair's ability to absorb and retain moisture. It is determined by the structure of the hair cuticle, the outer layer of the hair shaft. Depending on how tightly or loosely the cuticle layers are stacked, hair can be classified into three types of porosity: low, medium, or high. Each type affects how well your hair can absorb and hold moisture, as well as how it responds to hair products.   Why Understanding Hair Porosity Matters Understanding your hair porosity is essential because it helps you choose the right hair care products and techniques tailored to your hair's specific needs. Knowing your hair's porosity allows you to effectively hydrate, protect, and maintain its health. For instance, low porosity hair tends to resist moisture, while high porosity hair may lose moisture too quickly. By understanding these differences, you can avoid product buildup, prevent hair damage, and achieve ...

Introduction Why Choose Oatmeal for Skincare? Oatmeal has been a trusted ingredient in skincare for centuries due to its natural, soothing properties. It's versatile, affordable, and suitable for all skin types, making it a staple in DIY beauty routines. Benefits of Oatmeal for the Skin Soothes Irritation: Oatmeal has anti-inflammatory properties that help calm redness and itching. Exfoliates Naturally: Its gentle texture removes dead skin cells without causing harm. Moisturizes Skin: Oatmeal acts as a natural humectant, locking in moisture. Balances pH Levels: It helps restore the skin's natural pH balance, promoting healthy skin. Helps Treat Acne: Oatmeal's cleansing and anti-inflammatory properties can reduce acne and prevent breakouts.   Basic Oatmeal Mask Recipe Ingredients 2 tablespoons of oatmeal 1 ta...