hair care
- noun
- /hɛr kɛr/
- Regular hair care practices, like washing and conditioning, help maintain hair strength and shine.
- hair care products
- hair care company
- natural hair care
So let's talk about some more hair care while we're on topic.
- So let's talk about some more hair care while we're on topic.
- And it looks like I got some hair care from this brand.
- The Night family, Mindy, this is her hair care line she came out with.
- It's really fun to go down skin care and hair care memory lane.
- I love a good self-care ritual and hair care plays a huge part in that.
- You know that like salon hair care product smell.
- The next hair care favorite is this bio silk silk therapy.
- You talk about skin care, hair care, dental care is basically everything, right?
- Hi, I'm Phoebe Tonkin and I'm going to walk you through my skin care, my hair care, and my red lip makeup look.
Examples
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We see many women of various ages, shapes, and sizes receiving hair care from different stylists.
Fiction book (1993) -
Going to take you through my entire hair care routine.
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And it looks like I got some hair care from this brand.
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But they are a hair care brand.
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I have all my hair care products right here.
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Next two things are hair care products.
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What is the most important quality to you in hair care products?
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So Love Beauty and Planet sent me some of their hair care products to wash up with first.
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I love a good self-care ritual and hair care plays a huge part in that.
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Some salons may sell a variety of hair care products, and some may not be cruelty-free.
Blog text (14)
Synonyms
Caring for hair and appearance to look neat
The activity of cutting, styling, and caring for people's hair
To keep hair clean, healthy, and styled by washing, cutting, and treating it
How Thorough
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'the practice of keeping hair clean, healthy, and well-groomed' is directly and transparently derived from combining 'hair' (the body/ head hair) with 'care' (treatment or maintenance). This noun+noun composition is a productive, literal pattern in English and mirrors constructions in many other languages, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents can readily infer the MWE's meaning.
Etymology
Hair care comes from the simple image of someone using a comb, water or oil to look after hair and give care. Because 'care' means 'attention', hair care now means the routine to keep hair clean, healthy and well styled.