I’m a hair pro – a £2.50 product for your face keeps your locks shiny and hydrated

A TRICHOLOGIST has revealed an unusual product that will keep your locks shiny and hydrated.

The hair care professional shared her top three controversial tips for healthy hair.

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In her viral videoTikTok user Daniela (@kamelglow) discussed each of her divisive ploys.

Her first recommendation was that the hair expert advised her audience to wash their hair every day.

“This can help remove excess oil, dirt, and product buildup,” she explains.

According to Daniela, this provides a “cleaner scalp and healthier hair.”

“However, it may not be suitable for all hair types as it can strip away natural oils,” she warned.

In her next tip, the TikToker explains why she recommends blow-drying instead of air-drying.

“Blow-drying can quickly style and add volume to your hair,” she told her audience.

“It also reduces the risk of frizz and damage caused by prolonged exposure to moisture, especially in humid conditions.”

Finally, Daniela revealed which beauty product she uses instead of dry shampoo.

“Micellar water can gently cleanse the hair and scalp without leaving any residue,” she explains.

This unusual technique gained popularity after it went viral on TikTok earlier this year.

Experts recommend using this trick for thin, oily or curly hair.

Micelles aren’t harmful to your locks, but they have been shown to be more effective on certain hair types.

You can pick up a bottle Pure micellar water at Waitrose for £2.50.

The hair care expert explained that the popular makeup remover can “effectively remove impurities and buildup while hydrating hair.”

“It’s a lightweight option to freshen up your hair between washes,” says Daniela.

Her followers shared their thoughts on the advice in the comments.

“I tried the micellar water once and went on an expedition to find the best clarifying shampoo,” wrote one viewer.

“They all failed to repair the ‘film’ of micellar water. Never again.”

“My hair can’t handle that much heat, it breaks,” said someone else.