That happens because hair is often covered and lacks air, making it more moist. Wearing a hijab can also make the scalp produce more sweat, causing an unpleasant odor.

Not only that, for those of you who often engage in outdoor activities and are exposed to sunlight, it can also make your hair easily dandruff, brittle, fall out, and your scalp feels greasier. To overcome these problems, several tips can be done. Do you also have the same problem, Dream friend? Come on, check out the following tips!

For hijab-wearing women who have problems with their hair and scalp, it is recommended to use care products that are suitable for their individual needs. Make sure the product you choose does not contain ingredients that are too heavy and can cause damage to the hair. Now, in order to quickly solve your hair problems, it is best to use hijab hair care products. Some experts recommend shampoo products that contain 3 benefits in 1 bottle.

The content of ZincPyrithione and menthol in the product is proven effective in treating dandruff. Menthol can also provide a cooling sensation on the skin, reducing the itchiness caused by dandruff. Choose a product that is enriched with creambath essence, which makes the hair appear softer and less prone to greasiness.

For some Muslim women, choosing hijab materials can be quite tricky because often they get materials that don't match their preferences. Therefore, it is better for you to be more careful in choosing the type of material for hijab. This is not only related to fashion style but also for comfort. Choose hijab made from materials that are not too thick and have good air circulation, such as ceruty pashmina, t-shirts, or rawis. These three hijab materials are considered lightweight, so they can help maintain air circulation around the scalp and reduce the risk of hair becoming limp.

When wearing a hijab, you won't forget to use an inner to cover your hair completely. The inner not only serves that purpose, but also helps absorb moisture and prevent hair from becoming greasy due to excessive oil production and sweat. Therefore, make sure you choose an inner with quality material so that you don't feel uncomfortable during your daily activities. Choose lightweight materials with good absorbency, such as cotton, spandex, or polyester.

Tying your hair too tightly can increase pressure on the hair roots and cause hair to become limp. To prevent this, it is best to tie your hair loosely so as not to press too much on the scalp. Make sure the hair tie is positioned at the top of the head and not too close to the hairline, to avoid excessive pressure. Try different hair tying styles such as low ponytail, side braid, or low bun to reduce pressure on the hair and maintain comfort while wearing a hijab.

Well, there you have it, some tips that can help overcome hair problems for hijabers. Out of the four tips above, which one do you think is the most effective? Author: Elma Salsabila