Damaged fringe/bangs help!

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Aimee W.

Aug 8, 2014

Aimee W.

Ok so this is extremely embarrassing but due to constant bleaching, my fringe (bangs) have snapped off and now I have all different lengths with lots of straggly bits. My hair is really fine naturally but was worsened by the bleaching. This is what I'm left with. Don't know how to get it cut because if it's levelled out into a side fringe again the top of it will be SO short as you can see.
:( suggestions?

Kendra H.

Aug 8, 2014

Kendra H.

Hmmmmm... I would say go to the salon and ask them what the best option would be. Honestly, I'd say to get it evened out and just wait for it to grow back. Once hair is damaged it can only repair itself to a certain point and then you have to wait for it to grow out. I also recommend once you even it out to use some deep conditioning treatments or buy a shampoo and conditioner meant for damaged hair.

April A.

Aug 8, 2014

April A.

Unfortuntley cutting it short is in my opinion the is the only option.

Aimee W.

Aug 8, 2014

Aimee W.

Aargh ok I'll do it. My hair just takes an age to grow! I might take that pic in.

Aimee W.

Aug 12, 2014

Aimee W.

I had it trimmed a bit but the ends are still soooo brittle and weak they feel very 'snappy' if this makes sense. I guess because all that hair is pretty much dead from the bleach. Does anyone know how I can make them stronger even after the trim? Thanks girls!

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