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does cold water rinse make hair shine


Question Posted Saturday September 11 2010, 8:11 pm

Does cold water rinse make hair shine or is that a lie somebody made up to trick people into freezing their faces off? XD

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rainbowcherrie answered Sunday September 12 2010, 2:47 pm:
It's true.

Cold water seals the cuticles on the hair so that they lie flat, enabling them to reflect light. The more light your hair reflects, the shinier it'll be.

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