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Taylor M.

Aug 22, 2013

Taylor M.

Okay so I straightened my hair a lot for school and it's not horribly damaged but it is still not great and I was wondering if there's anything that would repair it and make it healthy again because I also have thin hair.

Sloane M.

Aug 22, 2013

Sloane M.

Go to the drugstore and get a deep conditioning treatment, like the L'Oreal Total Repair 5 Damage Erasing Balm. Use it 1-2 times per week and your hair will look and feel a lot better.

Mary R.

Aug 22, 2013

Mary R.

Coconut oil helps

Vanessa W.

Aug 22, 2013

Vanessa W.

Get a trim
Deep conditioner (loreal, garnier, tresemme)
Braid & updos to style hair-stay away from heat!
Argan oil to restore shine
Coconut oil to restore strength and softness

Nena H.

Aug 22, 2013

Nena H.

What you should start doing is getting away from straightening your hair, as much as you can then go and cut the split ends after at home mix egg and mayo put it in your hair with a bath cap rinse after 20 minutes and do this "hair mask" every month and you would see the results I use to have thin danger hair too

Axita S.

Aug 22, 2013

Axita S.

Try what veronica.h eaid.. I do d saqme thing. I add olive oil to d mixture.

Brooke S.

Aug 22, 2013

Brooke S.

I agree with the masks as for straightening get away from the heat tools, but there are lots of youtube tutorials on how to heatlessly straighten your hair.

Jasmine H.

Aug 22, 2013

Jasmine H.

Just shampoos and conditioners that specialise in repairing and your loads of heat protection before straightening

Alex T.

Aug 22, 2013

Alex T.

Get a trim but there are split end remedies out there and also herbal essences do a beautiful ends shampoo and conditioner for split ends.

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