The internet community has spotted an unexpected detail in photos from the betrothal ceremony at the bride’s house: the bride’s greasy, flat hair. This is surprising as Han Hang usually appears well-groomed and beautiful, with her voluminous hair complementing her alluring style.
Han Hang typically captivates with her voluminous and alluring hair.
Unfortunately, on her wedding day, her hair fell flat and greasy, taking away from her overall appearance.
In the betrothal ceremony video, Han Hang’s hair is elegantly pinned up and adorned with fresh flowers. However, a closer look reveals a greasy fringe hanging over her forehead.
Undeniably, Han Hang looks exquisite and elegant in her white traditional dress and natural makeup. Yet, her greasy hair takes away from the perfection of her wedding look. Netizens expressed their sympathy for the bride, commenting that her “hair looked great all year round, but unfortunately, it became greasy on such an important day.”
Han Hang looks exquisite in her white traditional dress and natural makeup, but netizens noticed her greasy hair.
Han Hang’s elegant appearance in her white traditional dress and natural makeup.
From another angle, her hair doesn’t look too bad.
This detail made netizens feel a bit disappointed for the bride’s otherwise elegant and sophisticated look.
In recent days, Northern Vietnam has been experiencing a humid and sticky period. This weather phenomenon is expected to last from late February to early April, causing hair woes for many women. Due to the high humidity, hair that used to be voluminous and shiny becomes greasy and flat, even with a consistent hair care routine. This can be a source of insecurity, especially on important occasions.
The good news is that there are some effective methods to combat greasy hair during this humid season. Here are some tips that have been proven useful to maintain fluffy and grease-free hair during the sticky season:
Dry Shampoo
One of the quickest fixes for emergencies like Han Hang’s wedding day is dry shampoo. Simply spray some dry shampoo on the greasy parts of your hair, and the excess oil will be absorbed instantly, leaving your hair looking voluminous and aesthetically pleasing again.
Dry shampoo is a lifesaver for greasy hair during the humid season.
However, dry shampoo may contain irritating chemicals that can cause hair loss, so make sure to wash it off afterward and avoid excessive use.
Baby Powder/Baking Soda
If you prefer a more natural approach and want to avoid chemical-based products like dry shampoo, baby powder or baking soda can be your hair’s savior during greasy times.
Baby powder or baking soda can absorb excess oil from your hair.
Pour a small amount of baby powder or baking soda onto your hands and rub it into your scalp. Then, use a comb to distribute the powder evenly throughout your hair. This will help absorb the excess oil effectively.
It’s important to note that those with open wounds or sensitive scalps should avoid using baking soda to prevent irritation.
Green Tea Hair Rinse
Green tea is a natural ingredient for those seeking a chemical-free approach to combat greasy hair during the humid season. Simply boil a handful of fresh green tea leaves in 2 liters of water, let it cool down, and use it to gently massage your scalp. Leave it on for about 10 minutes, then rinse. The tannic acid in green tea helps remove excess oil without irritating the scalp.
Green tea is a natural remedy to combat greasy hair during the humid season.
Additionally, you can add a few drops of lemon juice to the cooled green tea mixture. The acidic nature of lemon juice further enhances the removal of excess oil and dirt from your hair.
Adjust Your Shampooing and Conditioning Routine
If your hair still tends to get greasy quickly despite regular washing, it’s time to reevaluate your shampoo and conditioner. During the humid season, opt for oil-free and sulfate-free hair care products. Also, be cautious of silicones in your hair care products, as they can weigh down your hair and make it look greasy faster by causing product buildup on the scalp.
Choosing the right shampoo and conditioner is crucial for maintaining grease-free hair.
Lastly, when conditioning your hair, focus on the lengths and ends, avoiding the scalp area. Conditioner left on the scalp can be challenging to rinse off thoroughly and may contribute to greasy hair by clogging pores and causing excess oil production.
