Wearing the hijab every day is an act of beauty, faith, and strength — but when it comes to growing long, healthy hair underneath, it can sometimes feel like a mystery. Does covering your hair slow down growth?Is it even possible to have
Summer hijabi struggles are real — sweat, flat hair, itchy scalp, and heat buildup under layers of fabric.But here’s the truth: you don’t need to suffer through hot weather in discomfort. The secret to staying cool while protecting your hair?Wearing the right hijab
You’ve probably heard it a million times:“Switch to silk or satin underscarves — they’re better for your hair.”But… are they the same? And which one should you actually wear under your hijab? Whether you’re dealing with breakage, frizz, dryness, or scalp irritation, your
Your hijab protects your modesty.Your underscarf? It protects your hair. While hijabis often focus on the outer scarf — style, fabric, color — the underscarf plays a huge role in hair health. From preventing breakage and hair fall to reducing frizz and scalp
You take off your hijab after a long day — and boom!Frizz. Puffiness. Flyaways.Sound familiar? Whether you have straight, wavy, or curly hair, frizz after removing your hijab is a common struggle. The good news? It’s not permanent — and it’s totally preventable.
If you wear the hijab every day and struggle with dandruff, you’re not alone. That annoying white flake situation? Totally normal — but definitely not something you have to live with. The truth is, wearing the hijab for long hours can trap heat,
Let’s talk about something no one wants to say out loud — sweat and hair odor under the hijab. Wearing a hijab for hours, especially in warm weather or after a long day, can sometimes lead to scalp sweat, trapped moisture, and an
If you’ve got curly hair and wear the hijab, you already know the struggle is real. Frizz, flattening, dryness — it feels like your curls just don’t stand a chance. But here’s the truth: it’s not the hijab that’s the problem — it’s
Is your hair shedding more than usual when you take off your hijab? You’re not alone. Many hijabis struggle with hair fall and thinning — especially around the front hairline and crown — without realizing it’s often linked to hijab habits more than
Hair may be out of sight under the hijab, but it should never be out of mind. Whether you’re a new hijabi or have worn it for years, you’ve probably dealt with the common struggles: hair fall, dryness, oily scalp, breakage near the