Anything to help repair spilt ends?

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Tristin K.

Nov 18, 2012

Tristin K.

I use my straightener & curler often , but my spilt ends are getting pretty bad. Anything suggestions on what I could do ?

Courtney B.

Nov 19, 2012

Courtney B.

You can't actually repair split ends. There's no way to fuse your hair back together once it's split; you have to cut it. If you're not willing to at least trim off the damaged part, you can try using hair masks, protein treatments, or hair oils. You also should try stepping away from the hot tools as much as possible, and use a heat protectant if you aren't already doing so.
I know it's hard to have to lose some length and not use your flat iron and curler all the time, but your hair will need the break. Otherwise you're going to keep damaging it further and you may experience massive breakage or hair loss-- not good!

Samantha K.

Nov 19, 2012

Samantha K.

Organix coconut milk split end mender! I have used this product for months now! I have very curly hair and straighten quite frequently using this product has hydrated my ends and made the appearance of split ends a lot less noticeable! This product has helped keeping my ends stay beautiful. Start with a trim then live with this product! You can find it online or at Walmart. Use a heat protectant always! Focus on the bottom half of your hair when you apply the protector hope this helps! :)

Tristin K.

Nov 19, 2012

Tristin K.

Thanks a lot ! I'll try to use my heating tools as well. Aha

Janine R.

Nov 19, 2012

Janine R.

Ive been using the tresemme split end products and theyve been working on me so far 👍

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