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Since “BBB 23” premiered, the look of some participants has drawn attention. Whether with braids, bleached strands, hairstyles, laces… The curly and curly hair from the most guarded house in the country is unleashing creativity. Domitila, for example, has shown the versatility of her locks, whether loose or pinned. Aline Wirley, on the other hand, is oozing style with her blonde hair. Paula and her hair full of movement and Sarah Aline with her “gypsy braids” are also inspiring many people.

— It’s amazing to be able to see all the possibilities of curly and curly hair on open television, from coloring, as is the case with Aline, to texturing, as with Domitila — says specialist Zica Assis, partner and founder of the Instituto Beleza Natural , focused on the treatment of frizz and curly hair.

But caring for these types of strands also requires special attention and care.

— What all curvatures have in common is that the lipids, nutrients and minerals produced naturally in the scalp are not evenly distributed over the length and ends of the hair. Therefore, it is the wires that need more care and attention – explains Zica.

And if at home the sisters resort to the pool to cool off in the summer heat, in “real life” it would be no different. To prevent dryness caused by chlorine, Zica recommends using products based on coconut oil. And she teaches:

— Maintain a balanced hair schedule prior to exposure to the pool and the effects of the sun. And whenever you get out of the water, wash with fresh water to remove the chlorine. And be careful: it’s important to treat your hair every time you go to the pool, so that it doesn’t get too dry and, consequently, damaged.

As for those who like to straighten the strands to change the look, as Domitila usually does, Zica recommends that you always keep a break in the use of heat sources to avoid mechanical straightening and losing hair definition. Next, “peek” more tips according to each participant.

texture and definition

Domitila’s hair is the miss’s trademark, curly and very versatile. Inside the “BBB 23” house, the sister usually uses loose strands, enhancing the volume. She also does different hairstyles, and, on some occasions, straightens her locks with a flat iron and uses a curling iron.

For people with hair like Domitila’s, who often texturize their hair, Zica explains that fixing products are great allies. The fixative keeps the memory of the hairstyles and helps to preserve the definition, making all the difference in the finishing of the hair.

Care with heat sources, whether flat iron or babyliss, is the same for any type of hair: always use thermal protection and do not heat the device above 200°C, with the risk of damaging the strands.

Bleached hair care

Aline Wirley flaunts a bleached curly hair that matches her personality well, be it styled, styled or hair extensions. But keeping locks like the singer’s health up to date requires attention.

According to Zica, curly hair alone is naturally more fragile. When discolored, fragility is enhanced, which makes treatment with reconstruction a necessity.

“It is important to keep the capillary schedule up to date, to ensure the health of the strands and the maintenance of the color. Bleached hair needs to be extra careful, because all the pigment is removed during the discoloration process. To keep this structure healthy, it is necessary to take good care of your hair before and after bleaching. Invest a lot in hair reconstruction products with keratin replacement.

Zica also talks about care when creating hairstyles with extensions, such as the long braids that Aline has already used at home: “The point of attention is when finishing. People often pull too hard to secure, which can cause pulling thread breakage if done regularly. The tip is to use gel, gelatin or sap to align the fiber”.

Versatility with braids

The braiding style adopted by Sarah Aline is called “gypsy braids”. In this technique, thin cornrows are mixed with strands of hair, a super trend of the moment. Hair stylist Raquel Reis reveals that the secret to the health of this type of braid is to keep the scalp clean and care about hydration: “It’s worth using an anti-residue shampoo once a week, which helps control oiliness. And most importantly, is to keep the fibers hydrated and avoid sleeping with wet braids, to prevent the proliferation of fungi and the bad smell. If you can wash it in the morning, so that the hair dries naturally, even better”.

And when it’s time to cool off in the pool, like Sarah does, what’s your tip? Raquel replies: “Nowadays, the quality of the fibers on the market is getting better and better. We can go to the pool or to the sea without fear of being happy! But, if you want the hairstyle to last longer, the ideal thing is to make a bun, to don’t get it wet.” The specialist also recommends using creams with thermal protection for sunny days.

curly with movement

In the case of Paula, who has long hair with more open rings, the difference in care will mainly come at the time of finishing. Zica teaches: “To finish off, the tip is to use products that help activate the curl and that are light, like activators, so as not to weigh the hair down. Also invest in a repairing oil on the tips, it helps to give the finish and reduce frizz”.

For this type of curl, it is important to use lighter combing and leave-in creams so that the locks do not become heavy. Zica also recommends the capillary schedule for hair like Paula’s: “It’s for all types! It helps with the shine and health of the hair”, explains the specialist.

The post-braid hair

Marvvila also entered the house wearing braids, but it didn’t take long for the carioca singer to assume her natural hair. The post-braiding process, explains Zica, deserves a special dedication to maintain the health of the threads. “The use of braids does not allow the oiliness to be distributed evenly along the length and ends, so the hair becomes very dry.

Therefore, after removing the braid, it is essential to pay attention to nutrition. If possible, the ideal is to wet it with oil, preferably on the day you remove the braids, before washing. Replenishing the keratin is also important to keep the hair healthy”, explains Zica, who adds: “If possible, the recommended thing is to adopt the capillary schedule (hydration, nutrition and reconstruction) right after removing the braids, because this care routine makes so that the hair receives all the nutrients it needs to stay healthy”.

Tina and her laces

Tina entered the “BBB 23” of braids, but soon took it off to start using her laces. The sister’s elimination came sooner than she expected, but even so, there was time for her to lavish style with her different looks at the house. “In addition to being a style accessory and change of look, lace helps protect hair from external aggressions, such as sun, pollution and wind. But it’s important to keep up to date with the routine for cleaning the scalp and treating the lengths and ends, to ensure that your hair remains strong and healthy”, says Zica, who adds: “Always before putting on the lace, have Make sure your hair is completely dry, as holding it wet can break it. A good tip is also, in the intervals between one lace and another, to wet the hair”.

In her natural, curly hair, Tina made and kept for a few days the so-called nagô braid, close to the scalp, to change the lace. For those who adopt her, Zina teaches: “Hygienize only with shampoo diluted in water, so as not to leave residue in the hair. It is also worth sleeping in a satin cap, to help the braid last. You can use gel or gelatin for fixation. The recommended thing is to keep the braid for five days, so that the wire is cleaned and treated correctly, in order to maintain its health”.