Help With Thinning Damaged Hair.

Apr 5, 2013

Kenia M.

I have naturally thick Long beautiful hair but I feel like its been getting thin and damaged masks tips anything.

Apr 5, 2013

Steph B.

Same situation with me, I just try not to use heat a lot and at night I always brush and plait my hair because its so much less knottier in the morning :) also I use the herbal essences split end protect cream. Hope this help :)

Apr 5, 2013

Steph B.

At night I mean ;)

Apr 5, 2013

Manal M.

Stay away from heat on your hair, it might be burning strands one by one but you can't notice it. Also, don't use any chemicals on your hair for now, it might be weighing down all your hair. Use dove products, or anything organic in the shower for now. When you get out of the shower, towel dry your hair and finger comb it. When you brush or comb your hair while its wet, your tugging on strands, so when they dry, those strands will fall out. Don't apply any oils to the roots, this might be affecting your hair from root to tip. So if you have any specific oils you apply to moisturize your hair, apply it the ends, and not at all at the roots.

Apr 5, 2013

Shima B.

Oil your hair weekly :)

Apr 5, 2013

Kenia M.

My hair is very oily natural mostly on the scalp/root part and the end look dull and dry and I almost never use heat bc it naturally really straight.

Apr 5, 2013

Manal M.

Then yeah, I recommend you use simple shampoos and conditioners on your hair, and not high end ones like John Frieda or CHI etc. Products like Head and Shoulders or Dove are really simple and won't weigh down your hair with harsh chemicals.

Apr 5, 2013

Danielle I.

The drugstore brands are just a short term fix. They have silicones and other things that coat the hair making it soft but most of them are way off of the ph level of your hair. Professional products (I recommend CHI) are ph balanced with your hair which is one of the most important things. Drugstore brands have a higher ph and its almost equivalent to coloring your hair everyday and ends up with damage. But coconut oil is a great organic fix