My hair feels dry.

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Mia Z.

Jul 15, 2015

Mia Z.

Hey everyone, so I just dyed my hair again, I did it about six days ago and that was to lighten it a little. I did it again today but now it feels a little dry I know I need to get it trimmed because I have split ends but I was wondering if I should get an argan oil deep conditioner or maybe a keratin one or if I should just wait until I can get it trimmed and see if that helps. Thank you in advance :)

Ileene M.

Jul 15, 2015

Ileene M.

I think getting it trimmed will be the best way to go. just to get rid that already damaged hair, you can do the treatments if you'll like to do maintain it healthy and hoPefully that'll help with the dryness.

Mia Z.

Jul 15, 2015

Mia Z.

Thank you

Diana T.

Jul 15, 2015

Diana T.

I agree you can't undo damage that's already been done (that hair is basically dead) so you just have to cut it - but after the trim then definitely go in with a deep conditioning treatment so prevent further damage.

Mia Z.

Jul 15, 2015

Mia Z.

Thank you Diana

Morgan C.

Jul 19, 2015

Morgan C.

Getting a trim is definitely going to keep your hair healthy and to help keep your hair from feeling dry I would recommend using a leave in conditioner like a spray if your hair is thinner so that it doesn't feel so heavy ir greasy and a cream if your hair is thicker will also help!

Mia Z.

Jul 21, 2015

Mia Z.

I literally bought the leave in conditioner from ganier on Friday and omg I love it lol.

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