There are good hair days, and then there are days where you take 50 selfies because your hair just looks that good.<\/em> The main difference is because you’ve made a trip to the salon and had a pro give you a gorgeous blowout or effortless waves. But sometimes there isn’t time to make it into the chair of your favorite hairstylists, so use these five tips from the industry’s top professionals to have more amazing hair days.<\/p>\n Avoid alcohol<\/b> Give hair texture<\/b> Pick the right hair tools Use a hair mask regularly Put hair in a bun before bed<\/b> xx, The FabFitFun Team<\/p>\n Psst! Have you signed up for FabFitFun yet? Don\u2019t miss out on $200+ in amazing beauty, fitness, fashion, and lifestyle products, access to exclusive fitness and cooking content on\u00a0FabFitFunTV<\/a>, members-only sales, and more. Use code\u00a0METAMORPHOSIS<\/a>\u00a0at checkout for 10% off your first box.<\/p>\n
\nTo keep all hair types and colors healthy, Tiffanie Richards, colorist at <\/span>Nunzio Saviano Salon<\/span><\/a> recommends, steering clear of any product that contains alcohol and instead opting for something that says it’s moisturizing or offers hydration. Any product that has the first or second ingredient as alcohol — unless it\u2019s veggie alcohol — will dry out your hair and contribute to hair woes like breakage and frizz.<\/span><\/p>\n
\n“Texture is important for fine hair. I don\u2019t necessarily like my hair big, but a bit of wave without frizz makes it all look fresh again. So, I use a lightweight oil that I can also use more than once a day to give my hair texture without it weighing down my hair,” shares Marilisa Sears, Artistic Director at Marc Anthony True Professional<\/span><\/a>.<\/p>\n
\n<\/b>Heated tools temperatures range from 300-450 degrees, and if you aren’t creating a barrier between, you’re essentially frying your hair and encouraging the hair to break and look dull. Richards suggests,\u00a0“Always using a heat protectant spray, proper styling tools and never use a hot tool above 410 degrees” to keep hair healthy and hydrated. We recommend using a brush like the Aria Beauty Luxe Detangling Electroplated Brush<\/a>, which has anti-static properties and super-flex bristles to prevent strand breakage and reduce stress to the scalp while blow-drying.<\/p>\n
\n<\/b>“My number one tip in my routine is using a smoothing mask in replacement of my conditioner. This gives my now waves the perfect amount of moisture and hydration, so they lay better,” explains\u00a0Giovanni Vaccaro<\/span><\/a>, Glamsquad Artistic Director. We recommend\u00a0AG Hair Fast Food Leave-On Conditioner<\/a>\u00a0because it uses humectants and Abyssinian oil to replenish dry locks, repair split ends and leave hair bouncy and shiny.<\/span><\/p>\n
\n“Change up the way you wear your hair at night, such as in a braid or a bun. If you put your hair in a bun, avoid bobby bins, which can be super damaging. Also, make sure to switch up the direction you twist the bun, always use a scrunchie and apply a strengthening treatment to your hair before you braid to help seal the cuticle and avoid split ends,” explains Sarah Potempa celebrity hairstylist and inventor of The Beachwaver Co<\/span><\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\n