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!
what i want is my hair to be washed and then have short layers put in and then medium sized layers after that and then im left with my normal hair length and also to short my side fringe out becaue it is all different length's lol...and plus i would like it feathered so when you look at the back of your hair it isn't straight across it's like a smile if you know what i mean...\ HELP!!
okay well depending on where you go to.. and where you live at!...
usually its about 20 bucks...!
$20.00
I mean it's completely relative as to where you go. I wouldn't pay more than $20.00 b/c you'll just have to have it cut again in the near future (1-2 months). A hair cut can run you any where from $13.00-$100.00 for the cut you're looking for.
It's all relative. Ask friends %26amp; family for a referral.
Around 20 to 30 dollars.
Depends on where you go to get it cut. Some places charge $15.00 some charge $80 or up. Call around.
$ 20 @ Hair Cuttery
$25 or $30 depending on how you tip.
any where from $20-45
5000 rupee in India
The cost of that sort of haircut is really going to depend on the salon to which you go. If there's a beauty school in your area, you could let a student cut it (the instructors are supervising) and pay $10 or so. But if you are nervous at all, I'd say up $50-$75 and find a nice salon with hairdressers you trust. I've always been really happy with the results from the Toni and Guy salons but there are lots of good places out there. Just find someone who will talk to you and really listen when you describe what you want and don't be afraid to say no or even leave if you don't get a good feeling from the place.
it would probably cost aroud 25-35 USD.
It depends where you go. I would call Salons in your area and ask.
$25 to $30 bucks, you want your hair to flip out im takeing it by what you said; i think. but yea i think thats pretty basic, i think that's called cutting it choppy. good luck finding a hairstylist you like and who is up to date. The hard part is finding the one who can give you exactly what you want. have fun.
30 - 45 Ringgit Malaysia
i would say that you are looking at about an average of $45-$55. If you go to a upscale salon, such as Toni %26amp; Guy, etc., then you are looking at paying upwards from $75. Depending of course on the level of stylist you choose.
if you really want a good cut and all save some money and do not go to a place for the cheapest price, go to a really good stylist, it will cost more 80 to 100 bucks, but you will not regret it you will look really great.
My hair is dry and damaged from summer and everyday swimming (chlorine). I dont know why its so tangled but even after i brush it, it still tangles, i dont know what to do?
This may sound weird, but when I used to swim, I did this %26amp; it helps. You can get leave-in conditioner and put it on every day %26amp; after swimming or you can take any kind of regular hand lotion (not fruity or anything) %26amp; rub a very small amount into your hands and and run it through your hair when it's wet (especially at the ends). Don't put too much at the roots because it will look greasy.
Aussie Moist conditioner %26amp; Thermasilk spray leave in conditioner work great. (I have the same problem).
After washing your hair, use HOT OIL treatment for your hair and leave it in for a few minutes.....Orr..use deep conditioner after washing your hair;; Garnier is a very good brand, or Pantene
I've heard Mayonaise is a good conditioner for hair. You leave it on for about an hour and rinse out. If you wash your hair flipped over a tub it tanges more. However, if you wash your hair in a shower typically it will be less tangled due to the stream of water combing your hair. One REALLY good product to use to make your hair feel like silk is Silk Therapy by Biosilk. I LOVE it. You work a small dab into your damp hair after you've washed and conditioned it. Ausie three minute miracle is a great conditioner. Honestly I have long hair and the shampoo doesn't make much difference to my hair, but I like Ausie's products. It smells really good. Since I have long hair I've noticed that it's really hard to comb my hair when it's wet. So I just lightly comb through it with my fingers when it's wet and then I wait until it's dry to brush it. I know it sounds weird, but it is easier.
you need to get rid of the chlorine buildup first. mix katchup and baking soda into a paste in a glass or plastic bowl. shampoo hair as usual. rinse. apply katchup and baking soda mix. comb thru (if you can. if not , don't bother) leave on 30 minutes and rinse. shampoo again. towel dry. conditioner. rinse with cool water.
the katchups acid eats the chemicals and the baking soda will exfoliate your hair and put it back to natural ph balance.
check your brush. does it (did it ) have balls? are any balls missing? get a new brush. one without balls. denman brand works great.
you could use an hot oil treatment and a really good conditioner
Shampoo, then condition. Proper shampooing is the first step to a healthy scalp and manageable hair, but don't use a conditioning shampoo. Two-in-one products that combine shampoo and conditioner really can't do a good job of either cleansing or conditioning. After all, how can a product effectively remove and add substances at the same time?
Instead, use a gentle shampoo to cleanse, then follow with a conditioner specifically geared for dry hair every time you shampoo. Don't worry about shampooing too often. Today's gentle shampoos are designed for frequent use.
Deep-condition regularly. To fill nicks and chips in the hair's damaged outer layer and restore shine, deep-condition. Depending on the condition of your hair, once a week or once every few weeks is all that is needed. Consisting of various combinations of natural and synthetic ingredients (including proteins, polymers or other additives), deep conditioners don't "feed" your hair; they just fill in defects and coat the hair shaft, resulting in a smooth, flat surface that will reflect light and restore shine to your hair.
For maximum effectiveness apply a deep conditioner before you shampoo. Gently work the conditioner into your hair with your fingertips and allow it to be absorbed for a few minutes. Then shampoo and follow with your regular conditioner.
Pat your hair dry. Hair dryers and blowers--and even vigorous towel-drying--can rough up the outer layer of hair cells. So whenever possible, pat or gently squeeze your hair dry with a towel and avoid rough handling.
Use thermal styling conditioners. If you must blow-dry your hair, spray it with a thermal conditioner such as HeatSafe before you plug in your dryer. HeatSafe combines four different types of moisturizers designed to both treat and prevent dry hair.
Protect your tresses. To prevent the sun from drying your hair or exacerbating hair that's already dry, mist your hair with a sunscreen made for hair before you hit the beach or head for the pool. Or wear a hat whenever you're out in the sun.
Good luck. :)
i was using a volumnising shampoo,
Infusium 23
Big Silky Sexy Hair products and Enjoy hydrating products.
lots of shampoo
Pantene anti frizz serum works great, Also if you use a cermanic flat iron it makes your hair soft shiny and non frizzy and not dry at all. The conditioner i use is biolage cream conditioner. Smells great works great. I love my hair now!!!
actually for my hair i use the panteen smooth and sleek shampoo and conditioner. then i put the leave in smooth frizzy hair conditioner. works GREAT
use alot of conditioner - usually the expensive ones from salons are the best. after you shampoo, rinse your hair, then apply the conditioner but leeave it on - don't rinse. wrap your hair in a towel and then an hour later jump back in the shower and rinse off the conditioner. Finish with a treatment leave-in solution for dry/damaged hair.
Pantene is good.
Try Garnier Fructis
Frizz-Ease by John Frieda should do the trick :)
A volumizing shampoo is exactly the opposite of what you should be using. You want it to soften and smooth, not fluff out and firm up. Try Thermosilk - it works with the heat from your hair dryer. I think it's kind of expensive, but it sure works. Even the shampoo alone has an effect if you rinse it with very warm, almost hot water. But the conditioner does wonders with a hair dryer. I've had to deal with dry, frizzy hair all my life, too. PS I've tried Frizz-Ease and it did no good at all.
I have terribly dry, frizzy, thin hair. I went through so many different products until finally a hair stylist turned me toward Amplify. You can find it at most salons. I tried it and will NEVER go with anything else again.
U should try hair mask. Use at least twice a week and use a good conditioner everyday. Another way is to go for rebonding to tame the frizzy hair. But once it outgrows, the texture of ur hair will be dryer.
I have dry and frizzy hair also, I use Aussie 3 minute miracle on mine, it smells kind of funny (a bit like bubblegum) but works a treat.
Herbal Essences works wonders on my hair and it smells fantastic. Here are some other tips of mine that might help your problem.
Shampoo, then condition. Proper shampooing is the first step to a healthy scalp and manageable hair, but don't use a conditioning shampoo. Two-in-one products that combine shampoo and conditioner really can't do a good job of either cleansing or conditioning. After all, how can a product effectively remove and add substances at the same time?
Instead, use a gentle shampoo to cleanse, then follow with a conditioner specifically geared for dry hair every time you shampoo. Don't worry about shampooing too often. Today's gentle shampoos are designed for frequent use.
Deep-condition regularly. To fill nicks and chips in the hair's damaged outer layer and restore shine, deep-condition. Depending on the condition of your hair, once a week or once every few weeks is all that is needed. Consisting of various combinations of natural and synthetic ingredients (including proteins, polymers or other additives), deep conditioners don't "feed" your hair; they just fill in defects and coat the hair shaft, resulting in a smooth, flat surface that will reflect light and restore shine to your hair.
For maximum effectiveness apply a deep conditioner before you shampoo. Gently work the conditioner into your hair with your fingertips and allow it to be absorbed for a few minutes. Then shampoo and follow with your regular conditioner.
Pat your hair dry. Hair dryers and blowers--and even vigorous towel-drying--can rough up the outer layer of hair cells. So whenever possible, pat or gently squeeze your hair dry with a towel and avoid rough handling.
Use thermal styling conditioners. If you must blow-dry your hair, spray it with a thermal conditioner such as HeatSafe before you plug in your dryer. HeatSafe combines four different types of moisturizers designed to both treat and prevent dry hair.
Protect your tresses. To prevent the sun from drying your hair or exacerbating hair that's already dry, mist your hair with a sunscreen made for hair before you hit the beach or head for the pool. Or wear a hat whenever you're out in the sun.
Good luck. :)
For that you have to take some messures to get rid of this. It is better to follow some natural ways(homemade) . But it is simple and time saving. you can find it in your home. If you are interested you can visit -
http://geebal.blogspot.com
try getting your hair into shape first before you straighten it. get rid of the dryness and the dandruff. straightening products are very high on chemicals which can further damage your hair.
if your hair isn't in shape, straightening may cause split ends.
this is a traditional method in asia fer dandruff problems... u use lime. slice a green lime into half %26amp; rub it into ur problem area. if ur dandruff is really bad, it tend to hurt a lil. do that fer a couple of days till u c sum improvements. then get ur hair rebonded at a salon %26amp; start using dandruff free shampoo only. u can also use hair mask one a week which maintains the right nutrients fer ur hair to keep it healthy!
good luck hunny
How to improve wavy hair and straighten it
http://www.askaquery.com/question/How-to...
heavy dandruff cure:
http://www.askaquery.com/question/i-have...
cold head? your muscles clench on your temple veins and give you a headache
I'm not really sure what you mean by "properly" but headaches and wet/dry hair shouldn't have any connection. Are you leaving out any details?
When you hair is air-drying, the evaporation cools the scalp. If your superficial blood vessels are very sensitive, they may constrict when this cooling occurs and cause a vascular headache.
It could also be completely psychosomatic. Many people hear old wives' tales about the harm of having a wet head and expect something bad to happen.
Some people don't tolerate wet as much as some people do.
because you don't dry your hair properly.and that's why.if you lie down and it can cause headache.but in just few seconds,it's gone.This happens to me today at my age,8
Try using a hair dryer to dry your hair. The hammer doesn't work as well.
i hope this link helps to heighten your insight.
good luck.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hair_care
Herbal Essences Citure Burst
it's inexpensive, easy to use, and it works every time (oh, and it smells to heaven!!)
Lilu XOX
k-pak by joico, sold by professionals
Schwarzkopf Bona Cure Rescue Treatment.
I had really, bad damaged hair from bleach and I left the cream in my hair, wrapped in a towel for an hour or 2. Really good results.
But every now and then get some trims, to get the split ends away.
These two conditioners work really well, the shampoo is good too.
http://www.pantene.com/jsp/product/index...
for daily use
http://www.pantene.com/jsp/product/index...
for use two or three times a week, depending on the hair damage.
Good luck!
Since you have probably tried a ton of products already, try this. After shampooing your hair, towel dry and comb. Apply any conditioner concentrating on your ends. Comb throughout hair. Place a shower cap over all of your hair. Leave on for 20 minutes. After the time is up, while the cap is still in place, use your hair dryer for 5 min. Take cap off and rinse well with cool water. Try this 2x a week. Works wonders!
The best way to find the best products for your hair is to try them all. That would be pretty expensive but go over to a friends house and use some of her stuff. See how it works, and just keep trying new things. Hair may work with products from this company and not that company....it's all trial and error.
If I can suggest something, I would suggest you try a hot oil treatment....for a cheaper way to have great soft and silky hair with less frizzies, warm up some olive oil (regular cooking stuff) in the microwave and massage it into your hair while it is dry. Wrap it up in a warm towel from the drier and sit for an hour or so. Maybe give yourself a facial at the same time. Then get in the shower, and shampoo out all the oil (because water won't get the oil out--oil and water don't mix) and then condition your hair. Viola! Beautiful silky hair.
The most key thing to protecting your locks is to stay away from all heat. Yep, that means no hairdrier, no straightner, no curling iron either....It's very hard not to advert to these products but just try it for a week. Don't blow dry your hair for a week....try it. I know it's hard not to but if you stay away from things with heat such as blow driers, curling irons, straightners, etc....you will notice a HUGE change in the feel and look of your hair. It will be so much more healthy.
This is in my beauty arsenal:
Best conditioner: VO5/Suaze are great protein builders (which hair needs). I currently just switched to Neutrogena Triple Moisturizer
Leave in: just bough Infusuim 23 repairology
Moisture: S-curl or make a homemade remedy of water and glycerin (can by at a vitamin store or pharmacy).
Also Garnier Fructis and Nexxus are also great products.
i suggest that u look for over-the-counter coconut oil. it is good for the hair, really!!=) use it as a conditioner, after u shampoo. then rinse it with warm water. try using it at least twice or thrice a week and u would notice and feel the change. (well of course, results may vary according to the person's hair.) besides, coconut oil is better than conditioners 'cause it's natural and it has no chemicals. =)
Joico K-pak conditioner is the best. It can be used daily or as a deep conditioning hair mask.
eventually i want long, one-length, shiny, frizz free hair! help me get there plzz
try using an olive oil perm.
try not to use heat on ur head i know its hard not to brush it alot this helps penitrate the scalp and encourages growth use good hair treatments and get ur hair trimmed every two months
The best way to have that done is go to the the hair salon...it's only cost like 20-30 bucks to have it done and take care of
is there costco were u livE? well go there and they have the shampoo of loosing frizz get tht... i have tht too n it workz
Frizz-ease. Or other shampoos that say on the botte "for longer, straighter, shiner hair," or somethin like dat!
Good luck!
The best solution for you is 2 step process.....first of all ...hair spray is known to dry your hair out if you use it....i suggest spay gel w/o alcohol......then i would use a leave-in conditioner....every know and then use a a hair masque.....the best simply is mayo....the heavier the better (the cheap kind not Miracle Whip got sugar in it).....then I would up my dosage of B-complex vitamins as well as Biotin.....they sell this at most drug stores...this should get you a good start
Believe it or not the best way to maintain good hair health is through diet. Eat healthy foods and drink 8 glasses of water a day to give your hair moisture and lustre. Also, use both shampoo and conditoner regularly and perhaps a good leave in conditioner like Infussium or John Frieda.
Pantene or Aussie
try the sunsilk in the green bottle
Fructis Sleek and Shine...It really does make a difference...
I would also use their weightless serum...you apply it to the ends on your hair after styling it...it's great
cOST IS NOT A PROBLEM! thanks
try...
HEAD %26amp; SHOULDERS..
it really works..
Sunsilk Hydra TLC. It repairs and hydrates damaged hair. 4 extra help, also buy the Hydra TLC creme that you put in your hair after you take a shower. This product really helps!
I use Infusium 23. I have very dry hair. So far to date it is the one shampoo that works on my hair without making it heavy and oily by the end of the day.
I love love love the Aveda Sap Moss collection! It is fantastic (though a bit on the pricey side) for dry course frizzy hair. And it smells awesome.
Try the Dove range. I think they are fantastic.
Aussie products work like a charm and sun silk ig great too- if you want a sample of sun silk - just go to sunsilk.com I think and they will send you 1 shampoo 1 conditioner and 1 conditioning/ detangling spray!! (I got the sample through volition. com forums though)
Panteene Pro-V
The green one.
It works so well. You have no idea. I use all the time and it works like an angel.
Hope that helps. :)
Chels
Dont go out and buy anything expensive.
First: Purchase a mild Shampoo (To Clarify hair, I will explain why)
Second: TRIM your hair ends (May 1 1/2 to 2 inches)
Third: Here's the magic part: Mix olive oil, almond oil, coconut oil, avocado oil and a "little" honey, (honey u will have to heat so it can blend). Either leave on ALL day or all night (if all nite, DONT use honey)
Use a teaspoon of every oil and honey,.... a little more if ur hair is long or a little less if ur hair is short
Repeat this 3-4 times a week, your hair will grow like a weed, fortify, reconstruct, moisturize, soften %26amp; remove all frizz I promise,..... and it will be super shiny!!!!
The clairifying shampoo will help take the oil off your hair when u shower
You can also use a conditioner but get a light conditioner that wont wiegh ur hair down, becuz u can over condition, I use herbl essences "clean happy" conditioner.
When I do this at nite, I wake up, shampoo %26amp; condition, rinse and style as usual. Has worked for years
You can find olive oil anywere, but the other oils you will have to buy at a local organics store, wholes foods or BJ's health corner.
Source: http://www.myspace.com/creaturemermaid.....
There is a salon line that is especialy made for that type of hair, they have shampoo, conditioner, treatments and everything. It is called Joico. Hopefully they have it where you are, you would probably have to get it from a hairdresser.
Good luck!
Oh the best in this line is called Kerapro I believe.
Also another great line is Redken.
If it helps any my hair is naturally curly-- i always wear it straight and i am Biracial -- ( black/white )
I currently use Aussie moisture shampoo/conditioner..
Any tips !?!?
Thanks!!!
your roots may be oily because your scalp is dry and its trying to compensate for the lack of natural oils. dont wash your hair every day, try every other day and see if it helps.
Mine does the same but i am caucasion hair it was because my roots were getting too much conditioner so I only condition my older hair which was colored so it needed the conditioner so try cuting down on your natural hair.
My daughter is biracial. Mixed with black/white. She has this exact same problem. I use natures cream shampoo and conditioner. I wash her hair with the shampoo and rinse. Then I put the conditioner on only the bottom half of her hair. Let it sit for a few minutes and then rinse. Add a little leave in conditioner (I recomend Motions leave in conditioner) to the roots. Just a little though. Wash your hair every other day or if you can try to go every three days. When straightening your hair make sure you use a heat protectant spray. That will lock in the moisture and prevent your scalp from releasing too much natural oils. I recomend using chi hair heat protectant. It works really good. Then after you get finished straightening it use Hair glass by Redken. Good luck and I hope I helped.
my niece is bi-racial and here's what she does:
washes her hair twice a week with a good moisturizing shampoo - when the roots are oily and ends are dry, she will put the shampoo only on the roots and just rinse the ends - then she uses a deep conditioner, but is careful to not get it onto the roots/scalp
have you tried using Motions products? that's what my niece uses and her happiness with her hair has improved tremendously since she switched to that brand
lisaqsanders - yes! chi - we just found that too and I forgot about it - it's wonderful!
The shampoo is wrong for your hair type.
only wash the ends of the hair, do not rub the shampoo near the roots.
do not squeeze out the water before applying conditioner use a pea size of conditioner %26amp; use on the length of the hair only not the roots.
Do not brush your hair a lot though the day as this will make more grease.
Stay away from shampoos designed to make your hair smooth silky etc they contain silicone which makes more grease.
Use MOP basil mint shampoo %26amp; conditioner
http://www.mophair.com/categories/normal...
this will keep your hair soft etc but it will not make greasy like other products.
The only reason ur roots are oily cause you dont shampoo ur hair right. you put shampoo in ur palm okay than rub your hand together then go to ur roots and rinse it really good rub it hard and really good and thats it and make sure you wash your hair good and then put conditioner on ur hair
It works really well. It doesn't dry my hair out, it actually makes it silky smooth without any frizzaways.
apply curd, soaked methi powder to ur hair 1/2 hr before taking bath
try a homemade oil treatment with equal parts of olive oil and your regular conditioner. Two tsp of olive oil and two tsp of your conditioner and mix in a microwavable bowl for 7 seconds and apply on your hair and let sit for about 10 min. then rinse!
olive oil is very good for your hair
Vaseline works great
use head and sholders trust me it works well miricales hehehe
Use a conditioner on your hair and place a warm towel on top. That helps to put the moisture back into the hair. Leave on as long as you can - 10 to 15 mins. is best.
Look for a type of shampoo that say to fix dry brittle hair or you can talk to your hair person!! They might have something that can make your hair do better!!! I like using dove shampoo it really helps!! Hope this helps you!! :-)
Try using a shampoo and conditioner for dry hair. Also, cut down on using the hair dryer when you can.
i v e found out that dove sahampo or tresemme works well if those dont work vist your stylist
This is yucky, but people used to do this especially models. Mayonnaise w/ a plastic bag to help it penetrate. Do this on a day when you can stay home so that when you wash it out you don't have to blow dry it.
pro v conditioner (dry hair) it works and it smells awsome
Soak your hail in olive oil overnight preferably. Sleep with a bath cap on and a towel on your pillow. Do this at least once a week. You will soon see results.
Try not blow-drying your hair in future?
Tressemme shampoo and conditioner is good for dry/damaged hair. You could also try a leave in conditioner which moisturises after drying.
A razor?
First of all ,you got to check the mark of your shampoo and conditioner ,I prefer Pantene ,Cause i had the same problem as you and i started using Pantene and it definitely worked
The only real solution is to shave it all off, and avoid using harsh treatments ,like blow drying when it grows back. Hats are good too.
Leave in conditioners, deep moisture shampoos, and putting cracked eggs in your hair as treatment.
Keep it close.
try whisked up egg, but not too hot water or egg will scramble. try beer too
Use a lot of conditioner.
Don't blow dry anymore.
AS A TRICHOLOGIST OF 30 YEARS, MAY I SAY YOU ARE ALL VERY BADLY INFORMED. Any conditioner has to be a small enough molecular size and weight to be absorbed by the hair, if it is not, it lays on the hair shaft.
The cuticle open its scales and the large molecular size of these so called treatments lodge in the gap, as they cannot get in, thus forming a fungus on the hair shaft.
There are very few things you can use, but one of them is Redken Extreme Moisturiser. It does what it says on the tin, and though initially expensive, it lasts a long time.
ASk the stylist in the salon where you buy it to show you how to use it. Only a very small amount is needed, and you must whip it up with dry hands.
If you are feeling flush, try the shampoo as well, it is fantastic. I used Redken in all my salons for 30 years and I never had anyone complain!
get a deep conditioning mask or hot oil treatment, and let it sit in your damp hair for a good fifteen minutes, then wash out. Avoid putting the mask or oil on your roots. And get your hair trimmed regularly. Get a leave in spray conditioner or Redkens Smooth Down Heat Glide. Its a serum that you only use a tiny bit, and it smooths your hair, gets rid of flyaways, and helps to prevent against split ends.
IF you can't give up your blow dryer (Like so many woman I know) Then here's the next best thing.
USE Heat stimulant products. One's that protect while you use your blow dryer and such.
Like possibly ThermaSilk this product is HEAT activated so while your blow drying your hair your actually infusing a deep leave in conditioner.
Also STAY away from ALCOHOL based products. They are drying. IF you can't understand any of the "LINGO" on the product simple either ask the cosmetician you purchased it from or GO to the the products ONLINE website.
ONE product I favour is POMADE (Alberto's is ALCOHOL FREE and available at most dept stores and pharmacy's) although it takes a few applications to get the right amount where YOUR hair is NOT greasy lookin but HEALTHY lookin instead.
It's well worth the time!
try washing your hair less, when you come to wash your hair wash twice with shampoo, then put conditioner on and leave for 5 minutes and wash off, also if you can try and book in to your local hair salon to get regular trims. this should be bullet proof advice, so i hope it works for you.
use pantene pro vitamin moisturizing conditioner and let it air-dry
aussie miracle reconstructor
leave it on for 3-5 mins in the shower every other day and your hair will be perfect in about a week
You can buy hot oil or deep moisturising treatments in the shops, such as (but not restricted to) VO5 hot oil. They only take few minutes, and you could do them regularly until your hair improves. I like Clinique moisturising conditioner. It costs 鎷? but lasts quite a while. I leave it on for a few minutes and it tends to really improve my hair.
Firstly, you need a good diet.
Don't bother with all that molecular malarchey as your hair is dead!
Just let your hair dry naturally, use a good serum and use straighteners if you must....it doesn't matter if the product 'lays' on the hair anyway as your are gonna wash it in the next few days anyway! (thoroughly but not with hot water)
Guess what? I have the same problem and I enjoyed reading the answers. Thanks for asking a relevant question!!
thanks
Right now I'm using Malibu2000 Well Water Action shampoo and the conditioner - I love it!!! (I'm throwing away my Garnier hair masque).
Then I towel dry and put in a very small amount of Tigi Catwalk Smooth %26amp; Shine and then blow dry and use the curling iron on the ends. It leaves my hair super-soft and in great condition (silky).
I have colored my hair and last year had a perm so I have been thru a lot of pain with my hair and finally found some products that make it feel great. I had deep conditioned and used so many products that my hair had been feeling heavy and coated.
When I did the Malibu products it cleaned it all off and left it soft for a change. I will be using that on a regular basis now. Plus, it's sulfate-free and can be used as a body wash - it's very gentle.
When my daughter did lifeguarding at the pool, she used Malibu Swimmer's version and it took the chlorine out of her hair.
i like all garnier fructis items. they work wonders.
potion 9 from john frieda
My best suggestion would be to go to Sallys Beauty Supply store and get some hot oil treatments (only like 1 dollar or so for 1 tube) Get a bunch of those.. and there was also this little packet of leave in conditioner i bought by Ion or something like that which worked pretty good..
Another farely good one would be Sunsilk and its in a dark pink container.. It really makes your hair soft! The only thing i don't like about it is in the ingredients there is a type of alcohol in it.. My hair stylist awared me about this.. Thats why i'd suggest checking your local hair salon or sallys (they have some professional stuff :) )
I think the very best I have ever used and recommended is by Redken. Its called anti snap and is Fabulous!!!!!! Smells amazing too. Its filled with proteins for strength. Try it ..bet you love it .
Pantene Pro-v Ice shine
There is a conditioner that "Aussie" makes that is a spray that is really good, and it smells good too!
I have thick,long curly hair and pantene products are the only ones that seem to do anything for my hair,and they have a leave in conditioner for dry,damaged hair.i have tried exspensive products and nothing seems to work like pantene.
I have a hair dresser friend who swears by canola oil. I use it weekly and it makes a massive difference. It is very close to the oil your scalp naturally produces to condition your hair. Comb enough through to make your hair damp, warm it up with a hair dryer if you have one as this opens up your hair and allows more absorbtion. Leave it in for a least an hour, the longer the better. Do it once a week, It is cheap and works well.
Pantene and New Garnier Fructus work well for me. New Garnier has a leave in smoothing cream that is great.
danaged hair well you can use sooooooo much
head in shoulders
valvoo
panteen pick the one 4 dry damaged hair....
Mayonnaise. Place a plastic bag over your hair after applying the mayo and either leave it on as long as possible or apply heat with your hair dryer. You don't leave it in. It has to be shampooed out, but it's great. Mayo has oil and eggs. Protein and replenishing oils.
And it right in your refrigerator right now!
Another one, no matter what kind of hair you have is, "Right on." You get it at Walmart or Sally's. I use it after I've given someone a perm.
neutogena triple moisture silk touch leave-in cream is by far the best leave in conditioner i've ever used. it especially helps dry or damaged hair by getting into the center of every strand nourishing it with sweet almond, meadowfoam seed and olive. i love this stuff. it actually improved my hair! the cream is so light, and weightless, so it dosen't way ur hair down, but it still leaves my hair incredibaly soft and moisturized. i really think u should try it and trust me u'll love it! so cheap too! it's like 8 dollars for a 6 oz. bottle and u can find it at any drugstore or grocery store.
i use garnier frutics products and they work great for me
or herbal essness
I love Aussie Hair Insurance Leave-in Conditioner, it's really nice and it makes hair more managable and non-greasy. More information and review at the source.
i think in your case artificial conditioners are not good. use henna or mehendi. they are natural conditioners and make your hair pretty good.
I really like the anti-snap by Redken too!
