introduction

Many people start a hair routine (oil/shampoo/conditioner) but are confused:

Is the routine really suitable? Or do I need to change it?

The problem is that people evaluate hair in two days or a week, while hair needs time, and at the same time ignoring signs of “unsuitability” may increase dandruff, heaviness, or breakage.

In this article, I give you clear signs of a successful routine, and signs that you need to make adjustments, along with a simple weekly evaluation method.

First: How do you properly evaluate your routine?

Evaluate weekly , not daily

Photograph the same location every two weeks (same lighting)

Pay attention to the difference between:

• natural shedding
• break/burst
• Weight due to accumulation

10 signs that a routine is working (successful)

1. Hair loss gradually decreases over 3–6 weeks
2. Less itching and a calmer scalp
3. The scales gradually decrease or disappear.
4. The hair became softer and easier to comb.
5. Less breakage (less rough edges)
6. Better shine without excess oil
7. Curly/Wavy now has a better definition (if you have one)
8. Hair stays "clean" longer depending on the nature of your scalp.
9. Reduced scalp pain/tightness
10. Some people develop "new short hairs" (over time).

The two most important signs are: