Brush: Before you shampoo, you should brush your hair to remove any dirt and remove the tangles. 

Massage: You should gently massage your scalp in the shower to boost your circulation. Start at the front of your head and gently work your way to the back. 

Moisturise: You should only apply conditioner to the mid length and ends of your hair. 

Rinse: After you shampoo, try using vinegar as a rinse. It will help boost your hair shine. 
 

Water: You should use mild cold water to rinse your hair, as this will close the cuticles which will ensure a shine. 

Dry: You should squeeze the excess water from your hair and then blot your hair with a towel. This procedure will help to retain the moisture. 

Comb: You should not brush wet hair, as at this stage it will be easily damaged. Using a wide tooth comb, work your hair in sections. 

Finish: Let your hair dry naturally. You will find that heated styling appliances will damage the hair shaft. Spray some hair spay on a comb and run through the hair. This will tame your hair and give it that polished finish. 

Hair Styling Agents: 

Hair spray: Select the right brand. You should use hairspray to tame stray cuticles, maintain curl definition and to make the hair stay in place. 

Gel: Gel is available in various strengths and formulations. These range from thick gels to pump sprays. Gel can be used to style, lift roots, define your curls or tame wispy tendrils. 

Mousse: This is a very versatile product that may be applied to dry or wet hair. You will find it ideal to plump up fine hair and good as a setting agent for curls. 

Styling spray: This is an all in one type product that combines hair spray, setting lotion and gel. You will find it works well with short styles. 

Volumising spray: These sprays contain heat activating type ingredients that will sort of plump up fine hair during blow drying.