As a Muslimah fashionista and beautician that understands the limits set by religion for women’s beautification, let’s talk about beautifying our hair!
As muslim women, what types of beautification can we do for our hair? Leave your contribution in the comment below.
We must not attach any hair to our hair. We can colour out hair, add glitters, shining oils and pomades, make lovely styles of weaving or threading but we must make sure not to add extra hair to make our hair appear longer than it actually is.
Some of us have long hair while some have short hair.
Both have their beauty even though the desire of every woman is very long hair! With efforts and care, we can get our hair considerably grown.
For long hair, we can braid the hair and bead it, we can pack it like a bun and use colourful elastic ribbons to grip them. We can even make weaving and let the long ends fall over our face or back depending on the styles we choose! Care must be taken not to let it fall out of the hijab when we are outside the house!
For short or average sized hair, we can make several styles with decors too and we too can decide to just comb and pack our hair with rubber grips.
Hair needs proper care and attention to make it grow consistently and be healthy.
The foods we eat also play roles in the health of our hair.
The creams, shampoos, conditioners and oils also play big roles in the health of the hair.
Changing hair treatments often may not be healthy for our hair. It is good to identify which one works best for us and stick to its use.
Washing the hair regularly with shampoo and not detergents or toilet soaps makes a lot of difference.
Keeping the hair and scalp oily is very important. Let’s always make sure they are not usually dry.
And lastly, being mindful that our beautiful hair must be covered whenever we are going out of our homes is very important.
The beauty of our hair is meant for our husbands to admire.
Till when we meet again insha Allah when we will be discussing another beauty tip.
Take care and keep the hair healthy and growing!