Heat damaged hair

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Katherine C.

Sep 8, 2014

Katherine C.

I use to have really nice curly hair before. Throughout HS I use to iron my hair weekly and it messed up my curl pattern. Do you know if any good curl activators, deep conditioners or any hair products to help my hair go back to my natural healthy curls? This is how my hair looks at the moment definitely not as curly as before :(

Jasmine S.

Sep 8, 2014

Jasmine S.

Only way is to start over. So grow it out and stop using heat. Do more braids & buns. Until it grows out you can do heatless curl styles.

Katherine C.

Sep 8, 2014

Katherine C.

Thank You guys :)

Mayra T.

Sep 8, 2014

Mayra T.

The same thing happened to my hair so I cut the dead ends stopped using heat and I used sulfate free hair products. I also used coconut oil over night and washed out in the morning and I'd braid my hair or wear it in a bun.

Mayra T.

Sep 8, 2014

Mayra T.

Oh and also don't use a brush for your hair, it just pulls on it more and causes split ends so use a wide tooth comb. also when your hair is wet just ring it out and pat it with a towel rather than rubbing so it won't give you split frizzy ends.

Katherine C.

Sep 8, 2014

Katherine C.

Thank you Maura I started using the loreal sulfate free curl shampoo and conditioner so far I like it.

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