What should I do to my damaged hair?! =(?

I have medium length hair, very thick and wavy. Not a pretty "supermodel wavy" but like, its all poofy, and gross looking. I straighten it all the time. I have bad split ends, and I am trying to grow my hair out, so I cant cut the slpit ends off or it will stay short. People tell me to stop straightening it, but I can't or else, I will look horrible. Its parted on the right and I have bangs a little past my eyes. I have an oval shaped face. I want a new hairstyle that would look good on me, but also be healthy to my hair. Help!

What should I do to my damaged hair?! =(?

Okay chicky, if you have a salon or an Ulta in your area go in and head straight for Redken. They have a line in dark blue bottles for totally overhauled damaged hair, buy the shampoo, conditioner and if they sell the small packets of treatments buy a few of those too, they only run a buck or two. Also, you may want to buy some Anti-Frizz and/ or Soft treatments. This will help those ends and the over all condition of your hair.

Also get a good serum to use, Paul Mitchell, Redken, John Freida, Garnier, nowadays everyone makes a serum, put that on when your hair is damp and it will act as a shine AND a thermal protectant.

If you find yourself in an Ulta store, ask for the Chi products. Chi is a company that makes flat irons but they've now come out with great thermal protectants and repair treatments for dry damaged hair.

And for a style, if you cut in more layers and get some texture added you can get rid of a ton of that bad damaged hair without loseing any length.

What should I do to my damaged hair?! =(?

I have the same EXACT hair and problem! I don't know what to do. but I use this stuff that makes it SUper Soft- Loreal Naturals heat protecting hair cream from Sally Beauty Supply. I don't think there is any cure for damaged hair. We just have to keep putting the creams on it i guess.

What should I do to my damaged hair?! =(?

You should go to a stylist. An Aveda salon is a great place to go. I love Aveda products. They're organic. You probably need lots of moisture in your hair. You can try aveda.com and see if there is a salon near you. Hope your hair gets picture perfect! :] :] :] :] :]

What should I do to my damaged hair?! =(?

you shave it off lol

jk thanks fer the 2 points

What should I do to my damaged hair?! =(?

i have your same problem but i have combination hair like its oily at the roots and really frazzeled at the bottom and theres aussie shampoo for it and that helps frazzeled ends also i have this bedhead stuff called mega vitamen and its a deep conditioner and and you keep it on for about 20 minutes and then rinse it so i would say get heat protection spray and walk down the haircare aisle at walmart and youll see what im talking about good luck! and about the hairstyle i have bangs and i would NEVER get rid of them so dont worry about a cut if you like yours now

What should I do to my damaged hair?! =(?

u need a relaxer aka perm...they go 4 about 5-20$ a box...follow the directions on the box...the formulas break down the dead skin on ur scalp,get rid of split ends,and make ur hair look shiny and straight...

GooD LuCk

For thick, coarse, dry hair, what's the best to fully moisturize it and keep it tame?

ok, i used to have straight healthy normal looking hair and then puberty hit and my hair is just thick, coarse, dry, and frizzy. i tried conditioners from nioxin, biolage, and redken all soft, but they only worked for the first couple times i used them. i don't want to relax my hair again and i do flat iron ceramically but i used a leave in conditioner which stopped working too, i just don't want it to be so dead looking. what would be the best way to moisturize it and keep the moisture in?

For thick, coarse, dry hair, what's the best to fully moisturize it and keep it tame?

Okay, this is going to sound so weird, but it works so well. Use Mayo on your hair once a month and tottally cover your hair in it. Wait like 30 min to an hour and wash it off and don't shampoo. the next day when it's dry, it will feel soooo soft and managable and it also gets rid of split ends and dandruff. I don't know why it works but it just does.

For thick, coarse, dry hair, what's the best to fully moisturize it and keep it tame?

certain kinds of moose can hold your hair and moisturise it.

For thick, coarse, dry hair, what's the best to fully moisturize it and keep it tame?

10-40

For thick, coarse, dry hair, what's the best to fully moisturize it and keep it tame?

A favorite home remedy of many people is to put mayonnaise in your hair, massage it through then wrap your head in a plastic bag.

I can't stand mayo to EAT it much less put it in my hair, but I've had good success with Tresemme conditioner and a plastic bag wrap. It worked really well for me once when I fried my hair a little with color.

For thick, coarse, dry hair, what's the best to fully moisturize it and keep it tame?

back to basics brand sunflower seed formula and tangerine formula shampoos and conditioners.

For thick, coarse, dry hair, what's the best to fully moisturize it and keep it tame?

Sleep in a cap with olive oil or mayonnaise. Just be sure bed partner has eaten before going to bed

For thick, coarse, dry hair, what's the best to fully moisturize it and keep it tame?

i have the same kind of hair and know for a fact that flat ironing makes your hair drier and frizzier, so you're not helping your hair at all, at least if you constantly iron. if you only iron everyonce in a while, your hair won't be too bad, and it wil actually start to straighten out. wash your hair every other day, but condition daily. i use alba deep conditioner, it works great and leaves your scalp feeling fantastic. for control, use hairspray. i spreay it on, brush my hair real quick, and repeat a few times. it gives you great hold and doesn't look like you've laminated your hair. there's nothing wrong with thick hair, it's better to have thick hair than hair so thin it looks like you might bald.

For thick, coarse, dry hair, what's the best to fully moisturize it and keep it tame?

have you tried aussie three minute miracle it really works

For thick, coarse, dry hair, what's the best to fully moisturize it and keep it tame?

I have the same problem and I have used every hair product that claims the help dry frizzy hair. Lately I have been using Dove shampoo and conditioner, their mouse, and their deep conditioner and it has really helped my hair. I also use a leave in conditioner by Therma silk and wash my hair every other day. If you have to wash your hair everyday then let it dry naturally and also try to flat iron your hair as least as possible.

For thick, coarse, dry hair, what's the best to fully moisturize it and keep it tame?

Try a reconditioner every other week or so. Do not use reconditioners everytime you condition, that's not recommended cuz they open the pores of the hair and can cause breakdown from over use. I use Goldwell. If you were purchasing Redken (which I love the "All Soft" line) at a salon, they may have Goldwell there. When conditioning though, leave on for as long as you can...not 5 - 15 minutes like suggested...different hair types will require different times. Wash and condition once per week...this has help me a lot; it helps with breakage for sure!! Hope this helps!

What can I do to prevent my thinning hair?

I'm 17 and have thinning hair, but, according to what I've been researching lately, this could be caused by many things but really the only things that seem to fit best to my history are: Pulling my hair up tight for years, genetics, poor nutrition, or perming and coloring. Other than that I use mousse everyday and most of the time a hot iron and blow dryer. I also shampoo my hair every day because it gets oily fast and tends to part but I don't use conditioner. Then I take Biotin and Grapefruit Seed Extract to help promote healthy skin and hair. Could I be doing something wrong? Do I need to eliminate some things, such as the way I style my hair or using vitamins? Or do I need to just be patient and wait for it to grow back? It's been like this for over a year now. Please anyone who can help I would gladly appreciate your feedback. Thanks!

What can I do to prevent my thinning hair?

First heredity have a lot to do with it. BUt from teh amount of stuff you do to your hair, you may be causing the thinning. Using hot irona and blow dryers every day can seriously break your hair, do you protect it with the proper creams before using hot stuff? Pulling it up all the time is bad, but chemically treating it all the time is bad too. If you chemically treat your hair you have to maintain it and use the proper products to keep your hair healthy. Speak to your hair stylist, maybe they can suggest treatments that can make your hair stronger and better ways to maintain it.

What can I do to prevent my thinning hair?

My best friend was philipino in elementry. She and other asian girls always had the nicest hair. I always thought it was because, asians, and my friend ate rice with everything. ??? It's worth a shot. At GNC they have Hair Skin and Nails. Also Prenatal vitamins aside from what you take now.

Also maybe you should pay attention to what your eating, and what your lacking with food. I think poor nutrition can really do damage, also some medications can too.

Should you use food coloring as a temporary hair dye?

I was wondering if it is healthy for your hair to be dyed with food coloring. I tried it before, but it just washed out so i guess it is temporary. I was also wondering if there was another way to make it last longer in your hair.

Should you use food coloring as a temporary hair dye?

It can be a bit drying. Temp dyes like Manic Panic are better for your hair. I definatley wouldn't use food dyes for anything other than small streaks. But I used to get beautiful colors from hot water and kool aid. Use lots of leave in conditioner.

Should you use food coloring as a temporary hair dye?

u can, but its not gonna last u long, plus its not gonna b tht visible

Should you use food coloring as a temporary hair dye?

Not really

its just like koolaid

its made 2 be eaten not used in peoples hair.

dont b cheap and use the stuff made 4 hair

Should you use food coloring as a temporary hair dye?

i've heard kool-aid works better

Should you use food coloring as a temporary hair dye?

I've never actually heard of anyone dying their hair with food coloring. But if you want that color to stay you should use vinegar with it so it'll stay just like with the easter eggs. I would recommend you use Koolaid instead. It's a tiring process but Koolaid is known to work and actually stay for a while. With the koolaid you just need to add conditioner to it but make sure the koolaid is the unsweetened kind. Otherwise you'll end up regretting it.

What can I do to make my hair healthier? I think its Kinda dry...?

use head and shoulders dry scalp. it works perfectly! also use pantene conditioner. i would reccomend pantene, head and shoulder, or herbal essences.

What can I do to make my hair healthier? I think its Kinda dry...?

Conditioner, conditioner, conditioner... take vitamins, stay out of the sun, get a hair cut every six weeks.

What can I do to make my hair healthier? I think its Kinda dry...?

try any of the herbal essences products like hello hydration and pantene is also good.

How Do I Get My Hair Back To Being Healthy?

I straightened my hair all last year about everyother day.

Its pretty much damaged, frizzy, splitted, and dead.

How can I fix this?

thanks.

How Do I Get My Hair Back To Being Healthy?

you can't fix it, you just have to get rid of it

How Do I Get My Hair Back To Being Healthy?

mine was the same way, but i had to cut it all off and start over, now my hair isn't even too my ears, it looks pretty much like a boys T.T

How Do I Get My Hair Back To Being Healthy?

you need a top quality shampoo and conditrioner/treatment - check out the kerstase range with is great and will get your back in tip top condition in no time - its has a great three step programme - please avoid the rubbish whivh is sold in supermarkets. Its cheap for a reason

http://www.haircareheaven.co.uk

How Do I Get My Hair Back To Being Healthy?

Try using Matrix products or Boracato products. Boracato fixes even the most damaged hair, especially their Cloud 9 line. It fixed my giant frizzy hair within one use.

How Do I Get My Hair Back To Being Healthy?

I would give it a healthy trim and invest in a really good shampoo and conditioner for damaged hair- such as Dumb Blonde shampoo and conditioner by TIGI ( it is not just for blondes) and leave the conditioner on for 3-5 mins everytime you shower. Also invest in a protein reconstructor such as K-Pac by Joico to use once a week. Put the K Pac on after shampooing and leave it on for 10 mins before rinsing, and your hair will be looking great again!! also if you are still flat ironing your hair, make sure you are using a heat protector, CHI makes some great ones!

Is it bad to use damage hair products when your hair is healthy?

My cousins hair is really healthy. She has never blow dried her hair and maybe has straighten it three to four times in her life. But she is obsess about her hair. Shes constantly saying that her hair is damage and that she has a lot of split ends when really she probably has like one or two split ends in her hair that you cant even see. Shes always wanting to cut her hair short because she says her hair has split ends. And for once in her life i would like to see her beautiful curly hair long. Unless someone is inspecting her hair you can see them. your lucky if you find four split ends. So she uses products for damage hair my only question is if that is bad for her to use that when her hair is super healthy?

Is it bad to use damage hair products when your hair is healthy?

I hate to say it but, hair damage products are the same as any other kind of product. The honest truth is it's her diet that makes her hair that way. The shampoo get's washed off each time she washes her hair it's only temporary......Honestly the woman could use horse shampoo and it wouldn't make a difference. But about the split ends tell her she's just spazzing over nothing.