Inbar Lavi Explains How Her Israeli, Polish and Moroccan Background Influenced Her Curly Hair Routine

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star shares.«I started getting very insecure about it and would constantly hide my hair under hats, bandanas, low-buns, and braids.

I never wore my hair down and was very self-conscious. It even affected my wardrobe choices since there aren’t many dresses that go well with baseball caps,» she adds.Luckily, the actress was eventually introduced to Saphira, a natural, salon professional haircare line that infuses all 26 minerals from the Dead Sea into their products.«While filming on location in Canada, I was really struggling with my hair because of the humidity, and it was making it difficult to shoot scenes with continuity.

A professional on set recommended that I start using Saphira.… I've been in love with the brand and its healing products ever since,” she explains.Lavi's must-haves: the Mineral Moisturizing Shampoo and Conditioner, Leave-In-Mud, Divine Curl Cream, Mineral Drop, and The One.Beyond using essentials from the company, Lavi also depends on her relatives' useful beauty tips.»A lot of my Moroccan family have curly hair as well, and have given me great advice over the years about caring for it properly, like using plant-based herbs to help bring back moisture and refresh my look," the House of Lavi founder explains.«Olive olive oil, coconut oil, and rosemary are also all amazing for anyone's haircare routine,» the star continues.

Through this combination, Lavi has gained the confidence to rock a number of different hairstyles, including voluminous, bouncy curls. «I feel my best when I'm comfortable and true to myself.… I love my natural curly texture,» she says.Save Up to 43% On Revlon Hair Dryers, Straighteners and Curling Irons The Cult-Favorite Revlon Hair Dryer Brush Is 43% Off Right Now Get $57 Off.