Thinning hair due to heat damage.

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Aryanna G.

Dec 2, 2016

Aryanna G.

Hey ladies I have natural super curly and frizzy hair I wish I was exaggerating it's just a mess and I do not like to wear it that way I don't feel confident or comfortable so I straighten it I have been doing so for about a year now and noticed it's staring to thin out around my hair line a bit it's not severe but I don't want it to get worse is there any treatments or masks to help this thanks in advance:)

Brook A.

Dec 2, 2016

Brook A.

To revitalize, which could possible help, try the Redken Cat Protein Spray. Oh my gosh, I can't say anything bad about the product itself, besides the near $20 price. It works well for damaged hair and I LOVE it.

Gray W.

Dec 2, 2016

Gray W.

It would be best to cool off the straightening if you do it more than like once a week. I totally get it though my best friend has super curly hair and straightens hers at least twice a week. Castor oil can help thicken up hair. I would suggest you start using shampoo and conditioner that's made for damaged hair. Hair masks that say they are for damaged hair or if they say they have protein or moisturizers in it would be good, sallys sells single use ones for a couple dollars each. Also be gentle when brushing and drying your hair. Your hairdresser can also do a mask or treatment on your hair.

Aryanna G.

Dec 2, 2016

Aryanna G.

Thank you guys so much!

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