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Though salons and barbershops remain closed across much of the country during the coronavirus pandemic, there’s no got to weather bad hair days when self-isolating. While some people have reportedly taken measures — and scissors — into their own hands, one haircare professional claims there’s no got to take such drastic action to stay locks looking maintained if trips to the salon are impossible.

You'll need just a couple of affordable essentials to stay hair healthy reception during the continued outbreak, L’Oréal Paris Celebrity hair colorist and stylist Jonathan Colombini says. Based out of Cie Salon in Malibu, Calif., the celeb stylist's clientele includes Kendall and Kylie Jenner, Olivia Culpo, Cindy Crawford, Kristin Chenoweth, Ariel Winter and Camila Alves.

As the federal has extended its social-distancing guidelines through April 30, here’s the way to truly let your hair down within the weeks ahead.

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There’s no got to weather bad hair days when self-isolating reception during the COVID-19 outbreak. (iStock)

FOX NEWS: During the continued outbreak of the novel coronavirus, many state governments have ordered the temporary closure of beauty salons. How can people keep hair healthy at home?

JONATHAN COLOMBINI: At-home self-care has always been at the forefront in beauty, and now quite ever during these times. My big go-to, and in fact the foremost simple-yet-effective [method], is shampoo and conditioner.

If you've got long hair, use the L’Oréal Paris Elvive Dream Lengths collection, which features a shiny shampoo, detangling conditioner, and leave-in treatment to seal split ends and reduce further breakage. for brief hair, use something moisturizing like L’Oréal Paris EverPure to scrub .

FOX: Should people attempt to trim their own hair during the outbreak?

Columbini: Please don’t! this could definitely be left up to your stylist, the professional. In hopes we recover during a timely manner from this outbreak, you won’t need to wait for much longer for your next well-anticipated haircut appointment.

If you are doing desire your hair is growing and you've got more split ends than usual, try a leave-in conditioner. this may help strengthen the hair and seal up those split ends until the salons re-open.

A leave-in conditioner.is a good way to strengthen hair and seal split ends until salons reopen, says the expert. (iStock)

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FOX: How can parents keep their children’s hair neat and clean during the outbreak?

Columbini: If you’re finding that your child’s hair is more knotty than usual, try washing and employing a detangling conditioner to form it easier to brush and elegance . Then, use gel, mousse or hairspray to stay the hair looking neat. It could also a fun thanks to play salon.

FOX: When salons ultimately reopen within the U.S., how can customers protect themselves during appointments?

Columbini: we should always always protect ourselves whenever interacting in large groups. Wash your hands and check out to not touch your face, utilize hand sanitizer, and just remember of cleanliness when in larger groups.

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FOX: How can people continue supporting their favorite salons and stylists during the outbreak, if they can’t physically make it to the salon?

Columbini: Purchasing products online or directly from your stylist may be a good way to support them during this point . Some color kits are available to get from your stylist, or they will assist you determine which at-home hair products you ought to use supported your needs.

FOX: Is there anything you’d wish to share with our audience?

Columbini: Stay calm and understand you’re not alone during this . Your stylists and colorists are always available to answer any questions you'll have during this point . in time , we’ll be ready to return to our normal routine and we’ll all hopefully appreciate them even more.