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DIY Detox

by Rebecca Barnes
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Increased use of styling products, heated appliances and constant exposure to smoky or centrally heated environments means that your hair can benefit from a detox, too.

"After the excesses of the party season, your hair may be suffering from product build-up," comments Sascha Breuer, Silvikrin Style Consultant. "So give it a pampering treat: use a deep cleansing shampoo, and for an even deeper cleanse and squeaky-clean results, start by working the shampoo into dry hair, massage, comb through and rinse. Follow with a second shampoo on wet hair, massage and rinse."

Try Wella Lifetex Extra Rich Nutrition Shampoo, (0800 328 3400 or www.salonfinder.co.uk), which is ideal for damaged hair as a result of overstyling, or Aveda Hair Detoxifier, which organically removes chlorine, environmental pollutants and product build-up.

Apple Cider has long been known in the south of France to naturally rid hair of impurities and leave it super-shiny; try Frederick Fekkai Apple Cider Clarifying Shampoo, and Frederick Fekkai Apple Cider Clearing Rinse, (available from SpaceNK; call 020 8740 2085).

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