Damaged Hair Treatments

It is very important the care of dry hair. This condition can be caused by several factors: the shampoo, exposure to weather, the daily dry hair or use hair appliances such as irons. But whatever the reason then we will give some treatments for damaged hair .
Know your hair type to determine which products to use. For example if you have curly hair is good for everyday use a conditioner to prevent frizz. If you have straight hair you should use a shampoo that suits your hair type. And so with different hair types. This is the first step you should do to make treatments for damaged hair .
You start with a moisturizing shampoo and conditioner for your hair type. But be sure to select a quality product, so you should avoid large container products and if your hair is very battered, maybe it's good to spend a little more money but getting strong hair.
The hair treatments can be varied abused, but what if you have to do is to hydrate the hair with a spray. This product is usually among the best for moisturizing the hair. This will give an extra shine to your hair and do not usually tend to be expensive. You can also use a moisturizer for the hair instead of spray.
Another way to care for damaged hair is through the cream baths . These are sold at any home and are great for cosmetic restoration of damaged hair. In the market there are a variety but is always trying to acquire good quality if you want fast results and real. These are applied to wet hair, typically after shampooing and must wait 3 to 5 minutes to act. Then removed with warm water. You can also cream baths have any hair salon quality products and in turn enjoy a nice scalp massage is great for damaged hair .
And avoid hot appliances near the hair, that is, if you use lots of hair irons, hot rollers, blow dryers, etc.. You'll make your hair continue abused, but at least the following treatments can bear a little more health to your damaged hair .

First aid; Shock and dismay. What are they?

A shock and fainting occur as a result of the lack or decreased blood supply to tissues that not enough oxygen. When the brain receives an adequate supply of oxygen produces a feeling of weakness, disorientation and dizziness.

• Shock can occur after an accident in which blood has been lost too.
  
  
• After a severe infection with fluid loss.
  
  
• After a severe burn .
  
  
• Other processes that occur after loss of fluids or blood.
  
  
• When blood flow is too slow, low blood pressure and too little oxygen circulating through the body.
  
  

When this happens, the person:

• It will remain pale.
  
  
• Begin to sweat and stay cool.
  
  
• They get dizzy.
  
  
• Will the weak and rapid pulse.
  
  
• Will have low blood pressure.
  
  
• Will the rapid, shallow breathing.
  
  
• You'll be nervous the intranquila.
  
  
• You can lose consciousness.
  
  

What if someone suffers a shock or faint?

First and whenever possible, we must treat the underlying cause:

• Monitor vital signs, treat the injury if possible and reassure the people.
  
  
• The person should lie on your back, preferably with your feet up, to ensure that enough blood reaches the brain.
  
  
• Make sure the person is warm, comfortable and covered by a blanket, if possible.
  
  
• Do not give anything to drink since it runs the risk of choking.
  
  
• If the person vomits or bleeds from the mouth, it should be side to prevent choking.
  
  
• Call an ambulance and evacuate the victim urgently. A person with a shock should always be seen by a doctor.

First aid; What if someone is choking?

Warning

These tips are general recommendations for an emergency. Not intended to replace professional classes in first aid and resuscitation.

The airway obstruction prevents air and therefore the oxygen it contains into the lungs. Onset is usually sudden and in most cases caused by the entry of a foreign body in the airways.

This problem is much more common in young children as they often put in the mouth all kinds of objects. In adults, most often the blockage is caused by food but can be caused by other objects such as dentures, etc..

The obstruction of the airway may be incomplete or complete. In the case of incomplete obstruction a person may be agitated, with coughing important. Usually the cough causes expulsion of the foreign body being all in a fright. We should not give back blows of the individual and that could cause the foreign body penetrated deeper and establishing a complete obstruction.

On the contrary, when the airway is completely obstructed by a foreign body, the air in the lungs may out so the person can not cough or speak, or breathe. The person is agitated and distressed, many gestures and, characteristically, he puts his hands to his throat.

The best way to address this problem is to use the Heimlich maneuver, which is performed as follows: Stand behind the victim, put his arms around her waist and bend the person's body forward.

• Press fist and put it on its inner edge just four fingers above the navel of the subject.
  
  
• Cójase your fist with your other hand.
  
  
• Make a strong pressure inward and upward.
  
  
• Release the pressure, keeping the position of the hands and repeat the maneuver until the object stuck in the throat is expelled through the mouth.
  
  

If you yourself who is choking, place a fist on his belly and one hand on top. Push ahead with the first hand to the stomach. Repeat until the object stuck in the throat is expelled through the mouth.