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The ByErim E-Book
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TABLE OF
CONTENTS
3.
INTRODUCTION
4.
WHAT’S MY HAIR
13.
TYPE?
15.
STRONG, HEALTHY
HAIR
BENEFITS OF SCALP
18.
MASSAGE
EVERYTHING YOU
NEED TO KNOW
ABOUT THE OIL
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What’s My Hair Type?
(With recommendations to personalise your
hair care routine for you!)
Elasticity
This refers to the extent to which hair can be stretched and returned to its original shape.
Hair, when wet, can increase in length by 30% and then return to its original length once dry.
The hair’s elasticity is due to the keratin coiled structure within the cortex. Moisture is key to
elasticity - if something is supple it is stretchier, and if it is brittle it’ll break easily!
For those with low elasticity, this is an indicator of low moisture in your hair. We
recommend going in with an intensive hair oil treatment 1-2 times a week, leaving it
overnight (ideally with the hair wrap for a deeper soak!) and washing out in the morning. As
your hair doesn’t absorb liquid, give yourself a little longer when shampooing in the morning
and use an all-natural shampoo so as to not irritate your scalp.
Porosity
This is the hair’s ability to absorb liquids and this is affected by the condition of the cuticle
scales (outer layer of hair). If the cuticle scales have been damaged due to physical or
chemical damage (e.g. bleaching or heat) then the porosity of hair will increase.
The solution
For those with low porosity, you have a strong outer layer (cuticle) which sounds great but it
means that it’s harder for products to penetrate! We advise using a vegan boar bristle brush to
evenly distribute product across all hair strands and leaving in an oil treatment overnight to
allow for an intensive moisture boost.
If you have high porosity, this means your hair absorbs any and all products. This isn't all good
news, because the process of liquid being absorbed and then evaporating can cause hair
dryness over a long period of time. Ideally, use our 3 in 1 conditioner when washing hair to
give long-lasting lightweight conditioning to your hair to maintain and protect it until your
next wash! Plus, for an added boost on the ends, apply one pump of our all-natural oil to the
ends of your hair to avoid split ends.
The solution
Of course, it is a challenge to avoid all three but there are ways to support your hair whilst
maintaining your personal style! Significant contributors to hair health are your diet, stress
factors and genetics, so trying to focus on the variables you can control will be a good place to
start!
Top Tip: Mix up where you part your hair and the placement of your ponytail on a daily basis
to reduce the risk of traction alopecia.
Activity
1. What are your hair goals?
Type 1: Straight
1a
1a hair tends to be the straightest of the straight hair type. Whilst this means you may
have less volume, you likely have the shiniest hair: as straight hair is a flat surface, it is
easier for light to bounce off its edges!
1c
Unlike 1b hair - which can be thinner - 1c hair is typically thicker, rougher, and has a few
more visible waves. In addition, due to the higher possibility of coarseness with 1c hair,
those who often do chemical or heat treatments can fall into this subsection.
Type 2: Wavy
2a
Your hair is fairly straight on top until reaching eye level, creating loose waves as it
moves downwards with perhaps 2-3 waves throughout the length of your hair
(depending on the length).
2b
Similarly to 2a hair, the hair becomes wavy after eye level; however, it has more of a
repeated 'S’ defining shape. This kind of hair holds up-dos well due to the texture.
2c
The waviest of this subsection! Compared to the 2b type, 2c hair has a curl pattern
which begins at a higher point of our head, typically the crown moving downwards,
meaning that you may have good volume at the roots. Bonus!
3a
Now we start to move away from waves and into gentle curls which spiral horizontally!
This hair type is also bouncier and easily affected by mother nature; yes, we’re talking
about rain, wind and humidity, which can cause a diffusion of curls into mass.
3b
3b curls are tighter than 3a as the circumference is smaller - about the width of a
highlighter pen! Do note that across type 3, not all curls on one head are likely to
follow the same pattern.
3b
The 3c curls are a tight squad that are closely packed together, being the most
voluminous of the three, with baby hairs that lift off the face. The circumference is
smaller than 3b curls, decreasing to the size of a pencil. When brushed, these curls
separate to form a cloud-like halo.
4a
This hair type has tight coils with an irregular pattern and consistency across the
head. Roots are almost perpendicular to the scalp and there is gorgeous volume.
4b
4b hair is a lot denser with a zig-zag (Z-shape) pattern. Adding to this, type 4b can be
of a slightly drier hair texture than 4a, making it more fragile.
4c
4c hair is a dramatically tighter Z-shape than 4b hair and also prone to fragility and
shrinkage. Having said this, 4c hair can actually stretch to double it's length when pulled
straight!
Activity
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The Top 3 Foods for Strong, Healthy Hair
Maintaining strong and healthy hair goes beyond just external care. Your diet plays a
crucial role in nourishing your hair from within. Here are the top three foods known for
promoting strong and healthy hair, so it’s time to stock up that pantry!
Greek Yogurt
Protein - present in generous amounts - fosters the growth of strong and healthy hair
follicles. Vitamin B5, a key nutrient in Greek yogurt, promotes blood flow to the scalp,
invigorating the hair follicles and encouraging lush, vibrant hair. The addition of vitamins D, E
and Biotin further enhances the overall health and shine of your tresses.
Spinach
Picture a vibrant bunch of fresh spinach leaves, verdant and teeming with nutrients. With
each bite, you ingest a powerhouse of hair-boosting benefits. Iron, folate, vitamin A, and
vitamin C collaborate harmoniously to promote healthy hair growth. By facilitating the
production of sebum, the scalp's natural conditioner, spinach ensures your locks are
nourished from the roots, while its antioxidant properties shield your precious hair follicles.
Sweet Potatoes
Packed with beta-carotene, which converts into vitamin A, sweet potatoes contribute to
the production of sebum, the natural moisturiser for your scalp. By keeping your scalp
hydrated, they help prevent dryness and promote healthy hair growth.
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Why Is Scalp Massaging SO Important?
Many of us are looking for ways to promote healthy hair growth and improve the
condition of our scalp. One technique that has been gaining popularity in recent years -
hailing from ancient Ayurveda techniques - is scalp massage. Not only does it feel
relaxing and rejuvenating, but it also has a range of benefits for hair growth and overall
hair health.
The Benefits
Stimulates Blood Flow: Scalp massage helps to increase blood flow to the hair follicles,
providing essential nutrients and oxygen needed for healthy hair growth.
Reduces Stress: Stress is a leading cause of hair loss, and scalp massage is an excellent
way to reduce stress and promote relaxation.
Encourages Lymphatic Drainage: Scalp massage can help to stimulate lymphatic
drainage, which can help to remove toxins from the scalp and promote healthy hair
growth.
Strengthens Hair: Massaging the scalp regularly can help to strengthen hair strands,
preventing breakage and promoting healthier, shinier hair.
Relieves Dryness and Itchiness: Scalp massage can help to relieve dryness and
itchiness of the scalp, making it a great option for those with dandruff or dry scalp.
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Our Award-Winning Hair Oil &
Everything You Need To Know…
We are proud to announce that we are the official winners of the Best Hair Oil from the
2022 & 2023 Hair Awards! It's no small feat winning this prestigious prize so we thought
we'd share a little more about what made our formula so special...
Each of the oils inside our magical formula has a different molecular weight, meaning that
the larger molecules, e.g. castor, can coat the cuticle, sealing in all the goodness while the
smaller molecules e.g. rosemary/amla are able to penetrate into the cortex of the of the
hair. What does this mean? Healthy hair from the inside out.
Amla Oil
Amla oil is filled with antioxidants, nutrients and fatty acids, which all work together to
strengthen and increase the health of your hair. Its deeply moisturising properties like
Omega-3 and Omega-6 work together to help prevent hair loss. It also has antibacterial
properties which help prevent the growth of dandruff that is caused by an imbalance in
the bacteria itself. Further to this, due to its high vitamin C content, Amla oil helps to aid
hair growth and prevents premature greying.
There are countless benefits of Argan oil. Similar to Amla, it is rich in Omega-6 and
Omega-9 which help to maintain a healthy scalp and activate hair cell growth (MPDI). Not
only does it improve the health of your hair and scalp, but it also increases the elasticity
and shine of the hair. This means that the hair is less prone to breakage and filled with
nutrients (like vitamin E) to keep its healthy shine.
Castor Oil
Castor oil is rich in protein, an essential property that aids hair strength and growth. The
protein and rich fatty acids protect the hair from breakage and damage caused by
external factors like heating tools and tight hairstyles by lubricating the hair shaft and
making it flexible (NBCI). At ByErim, we use cold-pressed castor oil as it is purer and more
natural in form. The purer form allows for improvement in blood circulation when
massaged into the scalp which is vital for hair growth!
Activity
3. Outline your hair plan
Similar to Castor Oil, we use unrefined and cold-pressed coconut oil. This means our oil is
minimally processed and not stripped of its nutrients when refined by filtration. Coconut oil is
a favourite within the haircare community for its famous moisturising and sealing qualities
that help to reduce breakage and split ends.
Fuelled with vitamins A, E and vitamin B-7 (also known as biotin), sweet almond oil works to
strengthen the hair while reducing the appearing of frizz. As an added bonus, it keeps the
scalp clear of all bacterial and fungal infections. Overall, it is great for hair growth, shine,
dryness and dandruff, and this is a single oil alone!
Essential Oils
Our final ingredients are three essential oils: lavender, rosemary and bergamot. Lavender oil
soothes the scalp, while rosemary stimulates the hair follicles, and bergamot is a natural
stimulant that helps to release all the goodness of each oil. There isn’t much more you could
want in an oil!
Plus - if you didn't know - we are proud to be vegan, unisex, cruelty-free, dermatologist
approved, clinically tested and paediatrician approved!
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