Wondering how to repair your damaged hair and get it back into shape?
Here is a good regimen for damaged hair:
Use a shampoo designed for damaged, color-treated, or permed hair (all are formulated in similar ways.)
Use a conditioner designed for damaged, color-treated, or permed hair.
Do not shampoo more often than every other day. You may wet the hair and condition it daily You should spray wet towel dried hair with a leave in conditioner or detangler so that you do not further damage hair by combing it out.
Apply Thick Ends by Sebastian (found in select salons) to towel-dried hair. Comb through until all damaged areas are covered (you may apply it to areas other than ends), and do not rinse out. Apply this after every time you wash.
Use a deep conditioning pack once or twice a week.
Use a 3 to 5 treatment series of
CAT protein Reconstructing Treatment by Redken, or Wella Liquid Hair (both found in select salons) once a month.
Use hot oil treatment, like VO5, once a month.
When styling hair, use a shine enhancing product like Citre’ Shine or a frizz fighter like Frizz Ease Hair Serum by John Frieda.
If you are really ready to repair your damaged hair then you need to follow this regimen faithfully. Your hair will feel healthier in about three to four months. Be sure to cut off as much of the damaged hair as you can spare.
At least keep the ends trimmed to eliminate split ends. Remember that with damaged hair, the origin of the “split” can
be much higher than at the ends, and therefore, as much of the damaged hair should be trimmed off as possible. If you do not cut off the damaged hair, it may not appear to be getting longer anyway because the hairs will keep breaking off.
Avoid chlorine and sunlight (wear a hat). If you must swim with damaged hair, comb some Phin’e by Joico (available in select salons) into the hair first. When you get out of the pool, rinse your hair with a bottle of Perrier or Evian water. Then shampoo out.
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Here is a good regimen for damaged hair:
be much higher than at the ends, and therefore, as much of the damaged hair should be trimmed off as possible. If you do not cut off the damaged hair, it may not appear to be getting longer anyway because the hairs will keep breaking off.
Avoid chlorine and sunlight (wear a hat). If you must swim with damaged hair, comb some Phin’e by Joico (available in select salons) into the hair first. When you get out of the pool, rinse your hair with a bottle of Perrier or Evian water. Then shampoo out.
