Frizzy, And Possibly Dry And Damaged Hair.

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Brianna H.

Oct 8, 2013

Brianna H.

I dye the underneath of my hair, and it is very frizzy. I think it might be dry it damaged from dying it. it looks bad when I style it to be worn down because it gets so frizzy. what do you use to handle it?

Cindy D.

Oct 8, 2013

Cindy D.

L'oreal total repair shampoo & conditioner works great also a coconut oil helps

Esmé D.

Oct 8, 2013

Esmé D.

Stay away from any shampoo with a sulfate, sulfonate or sulfite they will dry your hair out even more! Try a deep conditioner a few times to see if it will revert our hair back. Otherwise, it will probably need to be cut off gradually. Sometimes dyes are too much for our hair and lack of care after dyeing causes a lot of dryness and damage. Good luck!

Vivienne T.

Oct 8, 2013

Vivienne T.

Anything with argan oil in it should work, even better if its sulfate and sodium and silicone free. I recommend pro naturals argan oil products!

Brittany L.

Oct 8, 2013

Brittany L.

Use coconut oil as a treatment for it. You can find it at any grocery store. Just pull it through your hair, especially the ends, and let it sit for a while. Then shampoo and condition as normal.

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