Hair breakage help!!

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Genna L.

Jan 6, 2016

Genna L.

I did a touch up of my roots about a month ago (3 bleach sessions and 2 tonings) and now I've noticed that there is a lot of breakage near the roots! It is basically breaking where the blonde starts and my hair color ends so I have a bunch of half-inch long hairs at my scalp (the rest of my hair looks ok, healthy-ish). What can I do to strengthen it and prevent further breakage? I'd really prefer not to shave my entire head!! ugh, btw my hair is naturally straight, thin and oily.

Melody W.

Jan 6, 2016

Melody W.

Try putting argon oil on your hair for a least 30 mins and then wash off in the shower this has made my hair a lot thicker and stronger :)

Genna L.

Jan 6, 2016

Genna L.

Thanks, I'll try it.

Aurora S.

Jan 6, 2016

Aurora S.

I use this. It's the Aphogee two step protein treatment you can get the full sizes on Amazon cheaper and the first step is pretty much just protein and you blow dry it in your hair and you'll definitely notice a difference.
And the second step is a balancing moisturizing conditioner

Genna L.

Jan 6, 2016

Genna L.

Yea I've heard a lot about aphogee, thanks.

Justine S.

Jan 6, 2016

Justine S.

I've had that happen before. I just conditioned my hair a lot with argon oil. I avoided heat and I didn't wear my hear up to avoid more breakage.

Nicci M.

Jan 6, 2016

Nicci M.

Mixing in some coconut oil with the argon oil may boost it a little 😊 coconut oil saved my hair!

Genna L.

Jan 8, 2016

Genna L.

Yea I use coconut oil too but if I leave it in overnight sometimes it smells weird in the morning, does that happen to anyone else?

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