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MEN’S HAIR: MAVERICK BARBER’S BASIC HAIR MAINTENANCE TIPS

written by Stephen Maguire May 4, 2016
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The staff of Mavericks Barbers.

The staff of Mavericks Barbers.


Basic Hair Maintenance

So gentlemen in this new era where pre teen boys are taking hair straighteners to their hair, gentlemen are going to the barbers every week to maintain their style and there is any amount of styling products on the market for men, it has become clear to the barbers in Mavericks that we are still not quite sure what we are doing when it comes to keeping our hair clean and healthy.
Some guys are washing too often, some guys not at all, yes… “AT ALL”!!! Some are using the wrong shampoo and some are using the wrong styling products.
Well here is the few simple points you need to get it just right….

Know…

Some of the products used by Mavericks.

Some of the products used by Mavericks.

what kind of hair you have. Ultimately, you may need to ask your barber this if you can’t figure it out on your own, but here’s a quick run-down. First, consider the actual diameter of each strand of your hair. When you hear “coarse,” and “fine,” that’s what this is in reference to–how wide is the shaft of the hair. Second, consider how much actual hair you have on your head–this is thick hair versus thin hair. So you could have very fine, thick hair, which means the strands themselves are super thin but you have a ton of hair follicles on your head. Conversely, you could have very coarse, thinning hair, which means the strands are substantial and strong, but the follicles on your head are spaced out. Why does this matter? It will tell you what products to use, and what kind of style will work well with your hair. Keep reading…
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Clean…
depending on the dryness or oiliness of your hair. If your scalp produces a lot of oil, obviously you need to wash your hair more often. Fine or straight hair tends to show oil more readily, while coarse or curly hair tends to be dryer and can go a day or more without a wash. Many people are squeamish about not washing their hair everyday, especially those who work out. But the truth is, most of us don’t need to cleanse our hair with harsh shampoo every single day. If you really feel strongly about washing it, try just rinsing with water once in a while instead of giving your hair a full scrub every day.

A convenient way to maintain your hair and ensure it looks healthy is a daily application of a hair tonic. There is several types on the market and are also available with oil for dry hair. We recommend Vines hair tonic, a great product for the man on the go!
Shampoos are also labelled to cater to your hair type–thick, thin (or thinning/hair loss), coarse, fine, curly, and so forth. Read the label and pick the appropriate product. Pay attention to other issues like scalp health.

Massaging your scalp well while in the shower–instead of just rubbing shampoo over the top of your hair–is important. If you have flakes, nip them in the bud with a good anti-dandruff shampoo (the ones that use Tea Tree Oil tend to be more palatable, fragrance-wise, than the ones made with coal tar).
For gents with thin or thinning hair we are now stocking the fantastic Nioxin hair system kit. It is the no.1 globally selling product for thinning hair and will not only boost the volume of your hair but your confidence too. We highly recommended if you are concerned about your thinning hair.
Style…
with a light touch. Less is more. Always err on the side of less product, less styling, less fussing. This is true especially when trying a new product (it takes a while to figure out how much of it you need for your particular hair) or styling a new cut. Again, what kind of hair you have will determine what kind of product you use. There are products to make your hair appear fuller or to hold style, to spike or to enhance curls. If you’ve coloured your hair or chemically treated it, you’ll need to use products that are more gentle. Read those labels. If you find yourself really at a loss, ask your barber what products does he/she use in your hair? A good barber will know the best product for your hair and for you to get the desired results.

If there is any more you would like to know on this topic just call in to Mavericks on Larkins Lane, Lower Main St. Letterkenny, we would only be too delighted to point you in the right direction, that is what we do. We stock an ever expanding range of male grooming products. Our range consists of only the best and selected after an extensive trial by the Mavericks themselves. Alternatively check us out on facebook @

https://www.facebook.com/Maverick-Traditional-Barbershop-1544230652533677/?fref=ts  

MEN’S HAIR: MAVERICK BARBER’S BASIC HAIR MAINTENANCE TIPS was last modified: May 3rd, 2016 by Stephen Maguire
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Stephen Maguire

Stephen Maguire is the co-founder of Donegal Daily. He has worked as a reporter for almost 30 years starting locally with the Donegal Peoples Press before moving to the Mirror Group. He continues to contribute daily to national media outlets including the Irish Times, RTE, the Irish Independent, Irish Sun, Irish Mirror, Irish Star, the Daily Mail and the Examiner.

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