End of summer hair damage is a common seasonal woe for all hair types and textures. RevAir has the best ways to combat hair damage ready to restore your hair's vibrance.

With spring right around the corner, many natural hair beauties are recovering from winter frizz and brittleness. With a few simple, universal rules for restoring your hair's integrity, you can add the bounce and shine back to your natural curls.

Despite your proper hair care routine, it can be frustrating to know that you might still get frizz or damaged hair. You can still repair and revive your curls with these simple tips.

If you've spent time maintaining a perfect hairstyle, only to have it ruined by split ends, flyaways, or frizzy hair, we feel you. In particular, split ends prevent you from achieving that long and luscious hair that many people admire. On the other hand, dealing with frizz and flyaways is also tedious and time-consuming, since most people will repeatedly smooth them down with hairspray. However, this method doesn't seem to bring out the expected results. This guide will help you learn about these types of hair damage and how you can deal with them.

You love the pool, and can't wait to hop in this summer. But there's one problem: Every time you take a dip, your hair takes a beating. The chlorine in swimming pools might be great for killing bacteria and keeping swimmers safe from disease, but it's harsh on the hair and skin. So should you avoid swimming this summer? Of course not, but, there are ways you can protect your precious strands from the potential damage caused by chlorine. So let's explore how chlorine affects the hair and skin.

Sweat is one of those things that can really ruin your day in terms of hair care. Fortunately, there are ways to stop sweat from causing hair damage in curly hair or coily hair. This would include type 3 hair or type 4 hair, officially. Here is some info about what sweat does to hair, as well as some ways you can deal with sweat in your daily routine.

Having stunning, shiny, healthy hair can give you a huge boost of confidence. On the flip side, when your hair seems lifeless and dry, it can really keep you from living your best life. Dry hair is a common problem, but for some people, it seems impossible to fix. However, there are a few important changes you can make to your hair care routine that can make a big difference. Read on to learn why hair that is dry can be a problem and how switching up your wash day routine can help keep your locks looking healthy and feeling great.  

Have you ever felt overwhelmed at the thought of shopping for hair products? There are an innumerable amount of brands and products out there that the search can seem daunting. It can be even more challenging if you are on a budget but are looking for products to solve specific problems for your hair. Store bought products can range in price. They also can fall on the spectrum anywhere between all natural to 100% chemicals. The only way to find out is to read the ingredients.

Summertime is here! Are you ready to soak up the sun, take a dip in the pool, catch a tan at the beach?

But...

Are you also ready to take care of your hair in the midst of all your summer fun?

During the summer your hair is subject to the detrimental drying power of the sun, chlorine, and salt-water. Just like you drown yourself in sunscreen to prepare yourself for a long beach day or lounge at the pool, you need to protect your hair. We all hate the stringy, dry strands of hair that twirl between our fingers after a fun outing to the beach or the pool. So why not try to avoid it at all costs?

Is your hair dry, frizzy, dull, and difficult to style? If so, it's probably damaged. Damaged hair is more common than you might think, and it can be really disheartening to deal with. It can leave you feeling hopeless — like you'll never have that soft, smooth hair you see on friends and in magazines. But rest assured, there are ways to repair damaged hair and prevent the same damage from occurring again.