My hair starts to curl while its drying on its own and I need help from it happening like the left side of the hair will curl left and the right side does the same and I can't keep my hair straight sometimes ill put a beanie on to keep it straight that helps a little bit but I don't know what else to do and im a guy and my hair is only little bit longer than my ear lobes.
Try using a flat iron
which gives hair with the above description some much needed moisture and volume?
go the the dollar store and get the biggest bottle of shampoo for dry hair and use every day.
Dove. Dove is all about the moisture.
Texture
sunsilk is do best
pantiene
Seriously, he's right. Dove is the absolute best. Try it.
Pantene
purology nano shampoo and conditioner is the absolute best....It is Very expensive but it is the best..you will be looking to pay about $100 for both
I have really thin hair, and all I had to do was use some Pantene with the following conditioner and i got volume!
Herbal Essences for dry hair. It's in a blue bottle with a green lid. The scent is amazing coconut milk and orchid. Dove also works well, but doesn't smell as good. [in my opinion] Tresumme works really well too!
Dove and Garnier Fuctis Sleek and Shine. :-)
Shampoo: creme of nature
Conditioner: VO5 with extra body
i would say bioinfusoin best all the way i use it %26amp; my hair is dry like really and its fine but thick so but my mom uses it to and she has the dryest hair %26amp;its fine 2 good luck u can find it at lopcal hair salons
i use Redken's "all soft" shampoo. it's really good actually. it smoothens out your split ends, adds moisture %26amp; gives your hair a shiny, new look =)
I have extremely dry hair and the ones that work best for me are Garnier Fructis, Aussie, and John Frieda Frizz Ease, all are labeled especially for dry hair. I've never tried Dove but I've heard good things. Herbal Essence and Pantene do nothing but dry my hair even more. Actually, it depends on the person. Every body's hair reacts differently to a shampoo. For example, my best friend loves Herbal Essence and says it leaves her hair perfect while it does nothing for me but dry it even more. My suggestion is you should do what I did until you find the one that has the best results. Just buy the little sample bottles of each brand of shampoo and try a different one each time you wash your hair. It's pretty cheap and very effective as you'll find a perfect shampoo for you in no time.
if you want to go the expensive route, then nioxin works well.
it sells for $33 in salons per bottle, but they are large and lasted my whole family about 6.5 months.
Cheaper is the Creme of Nature, it is the greenish one. I used to have it, and it was pretty good, it made my hair very,very thick, but soft which is excellent. I should start buying it again because it is similar to nioxin.
When I was in school I used to straighten my hair everyday and now that im on vacations i dont straighten my hair and i put Pantene treatment renewal system but it doesnt seem to help.Does anyone know what can I do to repair my hair?
Go to your local salon and ask the hair dresser what to do.
It is possible that your hair is dry due to humidity. (if you are in a humid area) or it may be so used to having the straightener used on it.
Go to the store and buy a product made for dry hair. I recommend Paul Mitchell products.
Herbal essence citrus range is great for dry hair they have a leave in spray and a dry/split end conditioner.
If your hair is dry and falling out, GO TO THE DOCTOR as soon as possible. That is the symptom of some very BAD disorders, but all of them are easily treated with regular medication ... get blood tests done and listen to your doctor. Your LIFE will be better for it, and so will your hair!
Not sure if these drinks make your hair fall but usually hair loss is caused by many reasons such as malnutrition, illness, tension and other health problems.It is normal to shed some hair each day as part of a cycle of growing new hairs and loosing some. Badly damaged hair breaks at the scalp. Check out http://usefulinfo-hairloss.blogspot.com/ for more info.
why would u drink tea and coffee on your hair?
no...
hair being dry cud be due to too much heat on ur hair or oo many chemical treatments
thinning hair cud be stress/worry, medication, hormones...
if in doubt go to ur doctor but it WONT be because of coffe/tea
I am suppose to get my hair done tomorrow and I just noticed that my scalp is dry and flaky. Will they still be able to color my hair, or should I say is it safe to still have my hair colored. Also I have never had dry/flaky scalp, what do I do for it?? Any home remedies???
ok. i dye my hair all the time. use some dandriff conditioner. if you are worried about it, before you get it colored, ask the cosmotologist if it will be ok. if you colored your hair just resently, it may not be a good idea to NOT color it becuase the dying dries your scalp out. however, its up to you! good luck with your decison. and i hope that i helped! l8ter
Have you dyed your hair before? If you don't have an allergy to dye, I'd say you're OK but I would put a lot of conditioner on your hair afterwards.
I found out that I was allergic to hair dyes, but not bleach. I was surprised. For a while I wanted to color my hair a darker, reddish shade of blonde so I kept trying the dye. So I would massage a lot of conditioner etc into my scalp before I dyed my hair. It helped but it can make the dye not "stick" to the hair near the scalp.
I ended up just going back to bleaching my hair, as I realized it was way too grey to try to dye it, with this allergy.
When I have dry flaky scalp, I use Selsan Blue with conditioner.
Dandruff shampoos and conditioners dry your scalp out because dandruff is really sometimes a scabby, oily condition. Stay away from dandruff conditioners. Use hot oil treatments for a few days and drink a lot of water. Also, stop using styling products to see if you have an allergy. If your scalp is itchy and you scratch it, the hair color will hurt really bad, so wait a few days!
check the links below for * Hair coloring tips
http://homebeautytips.blogspot.com/2006/...
mayonnaise, olive oil, avocado, honey, egg conditioners
Try the webiste below. It may help you.
Dove shampoo. . .works wonders
Mayonnaise. It works, cos it's a natural conditioner.
sunsilk.,.hmmp
maionaise works but maybe use some shampoo to cover up the smell afterards.
Sunsilk [the purple one] it works wonders!! It makes my hair silky shiny and soft even after i put mouse/gel/hairspray in it
honey
If you currently wash your hair every day, STOP. Shampooing your hair removes the natural oil produced by your scalp, and dry, brittle hair needs all the oil it can get. Try shampooing every 3rd day if possible. This made a BIG difference in my own hair.
Also, try Dove shampoo and conditioner. They are really good even compared to salon products. They moisturize without leaving residue that can dull hair. So they leave your hair soft and shiny. The original moisturizing shampoo plus conditioner is really good.
or maybe even a shampoo %26amp; conditioner for long term effects?
#1 you need to deep moisturize... get plain kitchen olive oil (it has TONS of natural vit E a great moisturizer) and put it in your hair once a week for an hour. Cover your hair with a shower cap... then wash it out with a good shampoo for dry hair...
#2 once you've washed your hair, towel dry gently (do NOT rub hair with towel as this causes frizz). With hair still wet, apply a hair serum (not get and this will dry your hair)... serum has an oily feel to it so apply just a few drops in your hand and work it into your hair.... this will make it sleek and shiny
#3 invest in a good flat iron... you can straighten it once a week and it'll stay...
#4 don't wash your hair more than twice a week if you have dry hair as shampoo strips your hair of the natural oils your scalp produces to keep your hair shiny...
Good luck
i recommend a relaxer.
cheapest way to get shiny, smooth hair is...
Shower wit CoLd water nd ur usual shampoo nd conditioner....i kno its really hard nd lik "Your Kiddin right?!", but showerin wit cold water will make ur hair a lot mor shiny, smooth, silkier...
The first answer was really good--she pretty much covered everything, lol :)
As for products though, I LOVE "Super Skinny" by Paul Mitchell. Also, Redken makes a product called "Heat Glide" (from their "Smooth Down" line). Both products are serums, though, but I think you'd get much better results if you used a serum, rather than a gel :)
Good luck!
