Any ideas for dry hair?

[Lisa J]

Hi i'm 15 months post op and my hair seems to be really dry, i do have it coloured but this never seem to dry it out but lately the condition has really gone downhill.....any ideas??

 

[BlueDiamond]

My hair has always been dry & i find a spray in & leavin conditioner helps ..as well as conditioning it with every wash as well....I dont know if the makes any difference but I find some shampoo's & conditioners do dry out ur hair and I never use a 2 in 1 lot either............ my hair is so different since I changed ( I use tresemme for dry/damaged hair) HTH

All the best - MeJulie x x

 

[dawny]

there is a treatment you can buy for really dry/damaged hair, its call australian something, cant remember full name, but i think you put it on and leave it in for so long, then wash it out, its in a sachet. other than that, what about using olive oil, and leaving it on overnight, then wash and condition as normal.

 

[farzu]

Hi,
Castor oil is very good for your hair. mostly for the growth and health of your hair and it also stops hair from falling. just use some oil 1 hour before washing your hair.

My mother is a beauty therapist and have been from past 30 years. I got some very good tips form her.

make a paste with heena, tea, egg and onion and cover the hair with it and leave for 20/30 mins then wash. its very good for hair.

 

[Bev]

Hi Lisa, look up the Fudge range...
I know the range is a firm product, since my hair was dry and flyaway... and became thin after cancer treatment...
But read about the Fudge 'Head Bath'... I have had good results with this, it's a prewash treatment... and I use it with Elvive for Men (hair thickener shampoo) and then I use a good conditioner and have a pamper treat each week for my scalp and hair...
It's a treat and it's worked for me... I don't get dandruff and my hair is in good condition, since it went so dry and brittle after my treatment.
I also colour and have highlights regularly...
Dawn may be thinking of the Aussie range, I keep that in too... that has a great conditioning treatment...it's a bit of trial and error, but stick with it.

Hope this helps... love Bev xxx

 

[Fat Again]

Snap - my hairs really dry and breaking at my fringe. I've started using Aussie products and have found a slight improvement. Try 3 Minute Miracle Reconstruction Deep Conditioner.

www.aussiehaircare.co.uk

 

[Bev]

I really like the Aussie products, they feel like such quality and I thought they worked well for me... hope you are able to get sorted with the hair breakage problem... I sympathise, but likewise the Aussie reconstructing conditioner was really helpful to me... Thank you xxx

 

[Kerry Jo]

Coconut oil is very good make sure you put a heated towel on your head so it gets right into the hair. Leave it on as long as possible.
Also use a conditioning shampoo and a good conditioner the ones for colour treated hair work best xxx

 

[Pookiedoodle]

What kind of colour do you use Lisa?

If you are using bleach or permanent colour, that will be really drying your hair out.

Semi-permanent colour is so much kinder as it's 75% conditioner - you know when you see celebrities with super shiny hair and think to yourself 'However did they get such shiny locks?' Well, it's cos they have a semi put on it to make it all shiny & beautiful!

Get yourself a decent trim to get rid of all your dry ends, buy a quality deep conditioning treatment, and use a semi-permanent colour & you will notice a real difference.

Good luck.

xxx