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]]>Starting with a clean palette is the most important step for maintaining healthy, lustrous hair for days at a time, especially when you sweat regularly. When it comes time to wash your hair, focus on massaging the shampoo into your scalp and wash twice to make sure any oil and buildup from hair care products is completely gone.
Schedule workouts like cardio that make you sweat most on the days you plan to wash your hair. On days between washes, stick with activities that aren’t so sweat-inducing, such as yoga or weight training. Take rest days when your hair is freshly washed.
For those in-between days where you may sweat a little but your hair doesn’t quite feel ready for a wash, use dry shampoo to help soak up oil and keep your hair looking fresh and clean. Tie your hair back using a silk hair tie or scrunchie, and wear a sweat-absorbing headband during your workout.
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]]>The post How to Protect Your Hair When Swimming appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The tried and true method to protect your hair while swimming is wearing a swim cap. Although it might not be the most flattering option, it’s the only thing that will truly protect your hair from any damage.
If swim caps aren’t your thing, you can also put oil or a leave-in conditioner in your hair prior to swimming. This creates a protective barrier around your hair, which will help prevent the chemicals or salt from penetrating the hair strands. Although this doesn’t protect it completely, it certainly helps.
If you have no other options, the best thing you can do is to rinse your hair with clean water before and after you swim. When your hair absorbs the clean water, it prevents the hair from absorbing some of the harsh elements of the water you will be swimming in.
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]]>The post The Best Hairstyles for Sweaty Workouts appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>If you just absolutely need your hair off your neck, sometimes a high pony isn’t enough. Turning your high pony into a bubble braid is the perfect solution. All you have to do is put your hair into your regular slicked-back high pony (be sure to secure any flyaways that want to escape!). Then, take smaller bands and tie them going down the length of the ponytail in 1-2 inch sections. Continue until you run out of hair!
French braids aren’t just great for camp, they’re also super practical for the gym. Sometimes regular braids still allow fallout throughout a workout, but French braids keep your hair against your scalp. This style is especially good if you have a lot of angles or layers that tend to escape from other hairstyles!
If you simply don’t have the time or patience to braid your hair, a low bun will always do the trick. It keeps the hair off of your back and won’t get in the way if you are doing any exercises that require lying on your back!
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]]>The post The Benefits of Eating Iron-Rich Foods appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>To make sure you are getting the right amount of iron per day, you want to make sure to be eating iron-rich foods which include animal protein, beans, seafood, oats, and leafy greens. For those on a plant-based diet, you might want to make sure you eat more foods with vitamin C, which enhances iron absorption. Here are the benefits of eating iron-rich foods.
Your body uses iron to make hemoglobin which transports oxygen into your blood from your lungs, this is very important for your day-to-day body processes and immune system function. Iron also plays a role in the healthy function of the thyroid gland and regulating many hormones in your body.
Iron is also important for the synthesis of connective tissue which has an effect on your hair skin and nails. If you have noticed your skin has lost its glow or your nails are breaking a lot, it would be worth checking your iron levels.
The level of iron in your body may affect your aerobic ability and strength because if oxygen is not able to circulate quickly through your body, this might make you feel tired and weak.
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]]>The post What to Do With Your Hair During a Workout appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>If you have long hair and you work with equipment or around other people, a ponytail may not be enough. Long hair can still get caught in equipment or your clothing. If you take a workout class or otherwise work out with people around, you even risk whipping other people in the face when you jump or turn your head! Put it back in a not-too-tight bun to keep you and your fellow gym-mates safe.
If you have bangs or hair that falls into your face, you’ll probably want to clip it back. A really good headband might also do the trick, but headbands tend to migrate backward with movement. Especially if you have short hair that you can’t put up, clipping your bangs back from your face is a sure-fire way to keep them where you want them.
If your workout of choice involves putting something on your head like a hat or a helmet, a ponytail or bun will make getting it on difficult. A braid is the perfect way to keep your hair back with something else on your head. You can also do a French braid to keep it tight!
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]]>The post How to Work Out With Bangs appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Putting up your bangs while working out with a clip can create weird bends and texture in them, which is why our preferred method is to leave our bangs down while exercising and spruce them up with some dry shampoo afterward. You can keep a travel-sized bottle in your gym bag and always be covered.
Even better, if you have time, the ideal situation is to give your bangs a quick shampoo and blow-dry after your workout. You can even just wet them in the bathroom sink to freshen them up if for whatever reason you don’t have time to shower.
If you tend to get forehead acne or it just bothers you to have hair in your face while exercising, you can use a thick headband to keep your bangs out of your face during your workout.
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]]>The post 3 Hairstyles for Natural Hair That are Perfect for Working Out appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Having box braids allows you to always have styled hair, before and after any workout! Choose mini braids or box braids, whichever works best for you. Box braids can be a bit heavy, but they are so easy to style when you want to get active and after you’re finished. Go with mini braids for a lighter option.
Top knots are a cute hairstyle and always a good idea. You can make it in no time when you’re in a rush and continue your day after you’re done with the workout. With a little bit of practice, you can learn how to make a perfect top knot in seconds.
Make them in the morning and you’ll have a beautiful and functional hairstyle all day long. Choose to braid your hair all the way down or leave the ends unbraided. If you want to take the braids out after the workout, you will be left with gorgeous waves.
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]]>The post How to Get Great Hair After Working Out appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Here are some ways to take care of your hair after you have worked out.
Jojoba oil is a great moisturizing oil to use, it has a low comedogenic level which makes it not only good for our skin, but also perfect for our hair! It contains high levels of Vitamin E which promote hair growth. It’s also packed with B Vitamins to repair damaged hair and doesn’t have a strong lingering scent. Apply some at the ends of your hair after the gym to restore your locks.
For great post-workout gym hair, make sure to not always wash your hair right after (even though you may feel like you want to). The best solution for messy hair is to add some dry shampoo since it doesn’t leave a residue and it will absorb the oils in your hair that come out when you exercise. Make sure to store a bottle in your gym bag for easy access.
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]]>The post Brushing Your Hair Will Give Your Scalp More Life appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>It all comes down to what kind of brush you’re using to get luscious and silky hair. Generic brushes found in convenience stores can cause more damage than benefits to your hair. Also, using synthetic bristles can cause more friction on the hair causing the hair to fall out quicker. For hair that looks beautiful for weeks on end, keep a regular beauty regime of upkeeping your hair.
Before brushing your hair, make sure to detangle it so you won’t be ripping out the hairs. Often times when brushing hair, we can be quite rushed. Taking time to detangle your hair will make the brushing experience much easier.
The right brush to use is one that has natural bristles. Boar bristle brushes are considered the best kind for your hair since they’re gentle enough not to cause any additional breakage. It also leaves your hair looking more shiny and baby soft to the touch.
In addition to using your regular boar bristle brush, try doing a scalp massage to stimulate your sebaceous glands. This method gives your head more circulation which means there’s more blood flowing to your head. This, in turn, will help your hair grow faster. Just make sure to be gentle on your scalp when you massage it. Yes, even your head needs a good massage every now and then.
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]]>The post 5 Foods That Will Help You Achieve Healthier Hair appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Spinach, swiss chard, and kale are all dark leafy greens which are low in calories, but rich in vitamin A, iron, calcium and vitamin C, help promote hair growth.
Fish species like salmon and tuna are excellent sources of protein, omega-3 fatty acids, and vitamin D, which will make your hair healthy and shiny.
Rich in plant proteins biotin, minerals, and vitamin E, nuts like almonds, pecans, and walnuts are a great type of snack which is good for your health.
Another type of seafood that is beneficial for your hair, are oysters. They are high in zinc and full of protein.
Super low in calories, red bell peppers are an excellent source of vitamin A and vitamin C. Eat them raw in a salad or roast them. Either way, they are yummy and super healthy.
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]]>The post How to Keep Your Hair Looking Its Best When You Workout Regularly appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Starting with a clean palette is the most important step for maintaining healthy, lustrous hair for days at a time, especially when you sweat regularly. When it comes time to wash your hair, focus on massaging the shampoo into your scalp and wash twice to make sure any oil and buildup from hair care products is completely gone.
Schedule workouts like cardio that make you sweat most on the days you plan to wash your hair. On days between washes, stick with activities that aren’t so sweat-inducing, such as yoga or weight training. Take rest days when your hair is freshly washed.
For those in-between days where you may sweat a little but your hair doesn’t quite feel ready for a wash, use dry shampoo to help soak up oil and keep your hair looking fresh and clean. Tie your hair back using a silk hair tie or scrunchie, and wear a sweat-absorbing headband during your workout.
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]]>The post How to Protect Your Hair When Swimming appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The tried and true method to protect your hair while swimming is wearing a swim cap. Although it might not be the most flattering option, it’s the only thing that will truly protect your hair from any damage.
If swim caps aren’t your thing, you can also put oil or a leave-in conditioner in your hair prior to swimming. This creates a protective barrier around your hair, which will help prevent the chemicals or salt from penetrating the hair strands. Although this doesn’t protect it completely, it certainly helps.
If you have no other options, the best thing you can do is to rinse your hair with clean water before and after you swim. When your hair absorbs the clean water, it prevents the hair from absorbing some of the harsh elements of the water you will be swimming in.
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]]>The post The Best Hairstyles for Sweaty Workouts appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>If you just absolutely need your hair off your neck, sometimes a high pony isn’t enough. Turning your high pony into a bubble braid is the perfect solution. All you have to do is put your hair into your regular slicked-back high pony (be sure to secure any flyaways that want to escape!). Then, take smaller bands and tie them going down the length of the ponytail in 1-2 inch sections. Continue until you run out of hair!
French braids aren’t just great for camp, they’re also super practical for the gym. Sometimes regular braids still allow fallout throughout a workout, but French braids keep your hair against your scalp. This style is especially good if you have a lot of angles or layers that tend to escape from other hairstyles!
If you simply don’t have the time or patience to braid your hair, a low bun will always do the trick. It keeps the hair off of your back and won’t get in the way if you are doing any exercises that require lying on your back!
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]]>The post The Benefits of Eating Iron-Rich Foods appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>To make sure you are getting the right amount of iron per day, you want to make sure to be eating iron-rich foods which include animal protein, beans, seafood, oats, and leafy greens. For those on a plant-based diet, you might want to make sure you eat more foods with vitamin C, which enhances iron absorption. Here are the benefits of eating iron-rich foods.
Your body uses iron to make hemoglobin which transports oxygen into your blood from your lungs, this is very important for your day-to-day body processes and immune system function. Iron also plays a role in the healthy function of the thyroid gland and regulating many hormones in your body.
Iron is also important for the synthesis of connective tissue which has an effect on your hair skin and nails. If you have noticed your skin has lost its glow or your nails are breaking a lot, it would be worth checking your iron levels.
The level of iron in your body may affect your aerobic ability and strength because if oxygen is not able to circulate quickly through your body, this might make you feel tired and weak.
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]]>The post What to Do With Your Hair During a Workout appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>If you have long hair and you work with equipment or around other people, a ponytail may not be enough. Long hair can still get caught in equipment or your clothing. If you take a workout class or otherwise work out with people around, you even risk whipping other people in the face when you jump or turn your head! Put it back in a not-too-tight bun to keep you and your fellow gym-mates safe.
If you have bangs or hair that falls into your face, you’ll probably want to clip it back. A really good headband might also do the trick, but headbands tend to migrate backward with movement. Especially if you have short hair that you can’t put up, clipping your bangs back from your face is a sure-fire way to keep them where you want them.
If your workout of choice involves putting something on your head like a hat or a helmet, a ponytail or bun will make getting it on difficult. A braid is the perfect way to keep your hair back with something else on your head. You can also do a French braid to keep it tight!
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]]>The post How to Work Out With Bangs appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Putting up your bangs while working out with a clip can create weird bends and texture in them, which is why our preferred method is to leave our bangs down while exercising and spruce them up with some dry shampoo afterward. You can keep a travel-sized bottle in your gym bag and always be covered.
Even better, if you have time, the ideal situation is to give your bangs a quick shampoo and blow-dry after your workout. You can even just wet them in the bathroom sink to freshen them up if for whatever reason you don’t have time to shower.
If you tend to get forehead acne or it just bothers you to have hair in your face while exercising, you can use a thick headband to keep your bangs out of your face during your workout.
The post How to Work Out With Bangs appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post 3 Hairstyles for Natural Hair That are Perfect for Working Out appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Having box braids allows you to always have styled hair, before and after any workout! Choose mini braids or box braids, whichever works best for you. Box braids can be a bit heavy, but they are so easy to style when you want to get active and after you’re finished. Go with mini braids for a lighter option.
Top knots are a cute hairstyle and always a good idea. You can make it in no time when you’re in a rush and continue your day after you’re done with the workout. With a little bit of practice, you can learn how to make a perfect top knot in seconds.
Make them in the morning and you’ll have a beautiful and functional hairstyle all day long. Choose to braid your hair all the way down or leave the ends unbraided. If you want to take the braids out after the workout, you will be left with gorgeous waves.
The post 3 Hairstyles for Natural Hair That are Perfect for Working Out appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post How to Get Great Hair After Working Out appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Here are some ways to take care of your hair after you have worked out.
Jojoba oil is a great moisturizing oil to use, it has a low comedogenic level which makes it not only good for our skin, but also perfect for our hair! It contains high levels of Vitamin E which promote hair growth. It’s also packed with B Vitamins to repair damaged hair and doesn’t have a strong lingering scent. Apply some at the ends of your hair after the gym to restore your locks.
For great post-workout gym hair, make sure to not always wash your hair right after (even though you may feel like you want to). The best solution for messy hair is to add some dry shampoo since it doesn’t leave a residue and it will absorb the oils in your hair that come out when you exercise. Make sure to store a bottle in your gym bag for easy access.
The post How to Get Great Hair After Working Out appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post Brushing Your Hair Will Give Your Scalp More Life appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>It all comes down to what kind of brush you’re using to get luscious and silky hair. Generic brushes found in convenience stores can cause more damage than benefits to your hair. Also, using synthetic bristles can cause more friction on the hair causing the hair to fall out quicker. For hair that looks beautiful for weeks on end, keep a regular beauty regime of upkeeping your hair.
Before brushing your hair, make sure to detangle it so you won’t be ripping out the hairs. Often times when brushing hair, we can be quite rushed. Taking time to detangle your hair will make the brushing experience much easier.
The right brush to use is one that has natural bristles. Boar bristle brushes are considered the best kind for your hair since they’re gentle enough not to cause any additional breakage. It also leaves your hair looking more shiny and baby soft to the touch.
In addition to using your regular boar bristle brush, try doing a scalp massage to stimulate your sebaceous glands. This method gives your head more circulation which means there’s more blood flowing to your head. This, in turn, will help your hair grow faster. Just make sure to be gentle on your scalp when you massage it. Yes, even your head needs a good massage every now and then.
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]]>The post 5 Foods That Will Help You Achieve Healthier Hair appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Spinach, swiss chard, and kale are all dark leafy greens which are low in calories, but rich in vitamin A, iron, calcium and vitamin C, help promote hair growth.
Fish species like salmon and tuna are excellent sources of protein, omega-3 fatty acids, and vitamin D, which will make your hair healthy and shiny.
Rich in plant proteins biotin, minerals, and vitamin E, nuts like almonds, pecans, and walnuts are a great type of snack which is good for your health.
Another type of seafood that is beneficial for your hair, are oysters. They are high in zinc and full of protein.
Super low in calories, red bell peppers are an excellent source of vitamin A and vitamin C. Eat them raw in a salad or roast them. Either way, they are yummy and super healthy.
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