My hair needs help!!

kinom · 08-07-2009, 03:03 PM

I'm very desperate with my hair, I would like to have some advice from you. I've got long hair, curly, very thin and the ends are damaged. My hair is also very dry, and I suffer from a lot of frizz.

I've been using Loreal shampoo and conditioning for damaged hair, but it hasn't really work... Any advice pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

**CHANDLERS WISH** · 08-08-2009, 04:53 AM

Loreal, from what I have gathered from my hairdresser, is a "coating" like "wax" over your hair that is why it can look so shinny for "some"...

You need to keep the split ends at bay so the bottom needs to be cut but slightly, you must state this or they will take like 2 inches.

Try a volume formula from your hairdresser re thin hair.

Use treatments.

And, ask about the frizz, I have curly underneath and straight on top, when I had more length, I only used a hairdryer, now as it is a tad shorter, a straghtening iron which is not good for the hair but makes it nice and straight...

Good luck, there is always an answer.

CW

Crystal brian · 08-14-2009, 07:38 AM

1. Treat hair with care and delicately. Do not dry the hair roughly.

2. Do not sleep on cotton surfaces. Instead use only silk or satin fabrics.

3. Make sure the hair does not touch or rub against the upholstery of the couch or chair as this could be damaging.

**Joy** · 08-14-2009, 01:25 PM

ok you can invest in a good shampoo /cond. Curly hair needs more hydration than straight hair. Here are my suggestions and I use to work in Beauty wholesaling so I got to try all product lines.

1. Joico Kpak - shampoo, conditioner and there are 2 treatments either purchase the hydrating treatment or the reconstructor. You can shampoo condition and then apply treatment and leave over night... rinse in the morning ( you have thin hair). I have thick curly hair so I never had to rinse my hair would absorbe all the moisture.

2. to help define curls Iso Bouncy Curl. There is a shampoo/cond and either the spray or the cream styling product.

3. Biolage Ultra Hydrating - shampoo , conditioner and there is a treatment too I think

You only need very lil shampoo and cond so these products are an investment.

08-07-2009, 03:03 PM	#1
kinom Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Maryland Posts: 1	My hair needs help!! I'm very desperate with my hair, I would like to have some advice from you. I've got long hair, curly, very thin and the ends are damaged. My hair is also very dry, and I suffer from a lot of frizz. I've been using Loreal shampoo and conditioning for damaged hair, but it hasn't really work... Any advice pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

08-08-2009, 04:53 AM	#2
CHANDLERS WISH WH Moderator Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Australia Posts: 9,943 Blog Entries: 7	Loreal, from what I have gathered from my hairdresser, is a "coating" like "wax" over your hair that is why it can look so shinny for "some"... You need to keep the split ends at bay so the bottom needs to be cut but slightly, you must state this or they will take like 2 inches. Try a volume formula from your hairdresser re thin hair. Use treatments. And, ask about the frizz, I have curly underneath and straight on top, when I had more length, I only used a hairdryer, now as it is a tad shorter, a straghtening iron which is not good for the hair but makes it nice and straight... Good luck, there is always an answer. CW __________________ Do we not realise that in order to find a soul It doesn't happen over night if truth were to be told Like everything in life that's hard to achieve you must believe! Register! \| Rules/FAQ \| Contact Mod Last edited by CHANDLERS WISH; 08-08-2009 at 04:56 AM.

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08-14-2009, 07:38 AM	#3
Crystal brian Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 10	1. Treat hair with care and delicately. Do not dry the hair roughly. 2. Do not sleep on cotton surfaces. Instead use only silk or satin fabrics. 3. Make sure the hair does not touch or rub against the upholstery of the couch or chair as this could be damaging.

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Joy Gold Contributor 500+ Posts Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Canada Posts: 625 Blog Entries: 5	ok you can invest in a good shampoo /cond. Curly hair needs more hydration than straight hair. Here are my suggestions and I use to work in Beauty wholesaling so I got to try all product lines. 1. Joico Kpak - shampoo, conditioner and there are 2 treatments either purchase the hydrating treatment or the reconstructor. You can shampoo condition and then apply treatment and leave over night... rinse in the morning ( you have thin hair). I have thick curly hair so I never had to rinse my hair would absorbe all the moisture. 2. to help define curls Iso Bouncy Curl. There is a shampoo/cond and either the spray or the cream styling product. 3. Biolage Ultra Hydrating - shampoo , conditioner and there is a treatment too I think You only need very lil shampoo and cond so these products are an investment.