How are you handling “quarantine hair”? Wrangling unwanted hair may seem a trivial pursuit in our current situation. But living in lockdown, it's worth doing whatever makes us feel good. Here are dos and don'ts on home grooming from three experts:
DIY dyeing is fine, says Nader, but do not attempt anything more serious than a semi-permanent hair colour. And if you’re blonde? “Hand on heart, doing your own roots is so risky – it never ends well.” Nader says you’re better off freshening up your blonde strands and any brassiness by using aMen, says Nader, should feel free to embrace longer locks but this is no excuse to let it all slide. "Manscaping is a must. Aim to trim your beard at least once a fortnight.
“The process is unique to every person and can take anywhere from four weeks to 12 months or more". Still, says Mutze, "every hair counts.” “Brush your brows daily,” says Mutze. “This stimulates the skin around them, encouraging blood flow to the area which can lead to more growth.”. “The micro-fibres within the formula adhere to your brows making them look instantly thicker, fuller and more defined.
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