Dull/Dry Hair :(

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Mayra d.

Jul 17, 2012

Mayra d.

I have very very curly hair.. and lots of it, but my hair has never been corse or dull - when worn start most people think I have naturally straight hair. But lately - within the last 6 mos or so - I've notice a change. First I had to cut good amount of hair bc when curly I had straight tips (not cute!) But even with the haircut when I blow it out my hair still looks dry and dull -- it has no shine anymore. I've always used deep conditioners and hot oil treatments but they don't seem to be helping anymore. PLEASE HELP! I miss my hair - I want that shine back! :(

Nelly R.

Jul 17, 2012

Nelly R.

When you rinse of the deep conditioner do it with cold water it makes my hair shine after you get out put some leave-in conditiner I looove garner fructis sleek & shine I have dry hair and this work.hope it helps

Mayra d.

Jul 17, 2012

Mayra d.

I actually do both of those things and its worked in the past.. I don't know what is up with my hair though.. Thanks though :) 

Markie P.

Jul 17, 2012

Markie P.

take prenatals, i know its weird but all the vitamins that are in there make ur hair way shinny, and makes ur skin really beautiful

Crystal C.

Jul 18, 2012

Crystal C.

you can use a glaze over your hair like john freida for brown hair use it 3 times a week suppose to give you that shine. also using black coffe can add shine to your hair. and also a serum like Paul Mitchell from target which smells amazing as well. also doing homeade mask with mayo, avacado, and egg. 

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