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caption116womensfitnessmagazine.com.au womensfitnessaustralia @womensfitnessmag @womensfitnessau HELP! MY WAVES ARE WILTING If you’re used to e ortless waves and Hollywood fl ick back, but your hair is looking lack-lustre, it might be due to insu cient prep work beforehand.Short-term fi x: “Sea salt spray will give hair texture and hold,” says Withnell. Spritz over dry hair and use your hands to scrunch.Long-term fi x: Use the spray twice. First o , mist all over freshly-washed damp hair, and then use it again on non-wash days. Try: David Babaii Boho Beach Spray, $24.50 THE LAST THING you want to do on a gorgeous summer’s day is spend time indoors fi ghting with your uncooperative tresses. We asked Grant Withnell, national technical educator for Schwarzkopf, to play doctor and prescribe a treatment for each of your mane maladies. As the temperature goes up (and up), your locks may let you down – so we’ve gathered up all your FAHQ (frequently asked hair questions) so you can have great hair all summer long Help! My hair is always frizzy All the things that make summer so much fun (sun, surf and sand) can leave your hair thirsty. Once you step into the humidity, your parched strands try to suck the moisture out of the air, resulting in frizz. Urgh.Short-term fi x: Instead of a heavy conditioner, “use an oil- or silicone-based product to smooth hair,” says Withnell. Rub a few drops between your palms and apply to the mid-lengths and ends of your hair. When there’s not much product left, run your hands over the crown of your head.Long-term fi x: Start using moisturising-hair treatments and masks for long-lasting hydration. Try: VO5 Give Me Moisture Hot Oil, $6.99 HELP! MY HAIR IS SADLY LIMP This is a common problem if you have naturally fi ne locks, and doesn’t necessarily mean you’re committing any hair crimes.Short-term fi x: Flip hair upside down and spritz hairspray or dry shampoo on the roots for instant volume. If you have a hairdryer handy, give roots a quick blast of hot a

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captionwomensfitnessmagazine.com.au womensfitnessaustralia @womensfitnessmag @womensfitnessau 117 Look t Help! My scalp got sunburnt Repeat after us: wearing a hat and spraying sunscreen near your hairline w ill save you days of agony. Ca pisce?Shor t -term fi x: Withnell suggests reaching for a moisturising product to soothe the scalp and hydrate dry, pee ling skin. Whatever you do, avoid anti-dandru products as these are packed with chemicals and will cause f urther infl ammation. And don’t use a hairdryer. Long-te rm fi x: A hat is obviously your fi rst line of defence, but don’t forget to apply SPF on your scalp; spray sunscreen formulations are usually lighter, so they won’t leave hair overly greas y and a clear formula mea ns you don’t have to worry a bout white strea ks. Try: Sun Sense Clear Mist SPF 50, $17.99 FI1213_ Look fit - Hair specialP117 - 116 2013-10-24T17:35:00+11:00

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caption118womensfitnessmagazine.com.au womensfitnessaustralia @womensfitnessmag @womensfitnessau WORDS SHERINE YOUSSEF PHOTOGRAPHY ROBERT ERDMANN AUGUST RAVEN SNOW Look t Help! My curls are sagging Curls can be awesome, but they can also looks like a dog’s breakfast if they aren’t cared for properly. If your curls look worse for wea r, Withnell says, “You haven’t built a good foundation with the right styling product.” S hor t-term fi x: Resuscitate your curls with a dedicated reactivation spray. It’s best to apply on dry hair, then use your hands to coax those ringlets back into formation. Long-term fi x: Ask you r hairdresser to remove some of the weight from your hair, which will help curls spring up, and add mousse post-shower. Tr y : KMS C alifornia Curl Up Bounce Bac k S pray, $31.95 HELP! MY COLOUR IS FADING AWAY Colour will always lose a bit of its brightness over time, but sunlight and excess exposure to water can speed it up. Short-term fi x: “Avoid washing hair too often and use a colour-protect care range,” advises Withnell. Don’t even think of heading to the beach without a dedicated hair UV protector – it’s worth the investment if you’ve paid a pretty penny for your highlights. Long-term fi x: Heat protectants, UV products and a hat will all help prolong the vibrancy of your colour. Try: Wella Professionals SP Sun UV Spray, $32 HELP! MY BLONDE HAIR IS GREEN Unintentional green hair is generally caused by the copper in chlorine water.Short-term fi x: First, don’t freak out. Next, rinse your hair immediately after getting out of the pool and use a shampoo with gold tones to help neutralise the Kermit situation. Long-term fi x: “Using a liquid leave-in conditioner when you’re at the pool can dilute chlorine,” advises Withnell. Try: Moroccanoil Clarifying Shampoo, $35 HELP! MY HAIR IS BREAKING “Pulling hair back when it’s wet leads to broken hair,” says Withnell.Short-term fi x: Mist hairspray on a toothbrush and s