Best Products

You will be able to find many split end products, however, the top rated product out there is Aveda damage remedy. Composed with South Pacific nangai oil, specifically designed for broken hair. A leave-in remedy that almost instantly repairs your split ends, while protecting your hair.

Related Post: Split Ends: Types, Causes and Effective Ways of Treatment

Dull Hair

Lots of broken hairs can give you the appearance of dull hair and completely strip your strands from the necessary shine. But don’t worry, anyone can get silky tresses by trying a few healthy tips.

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Natural Home Remedies

Your hair can collect a lot of damaging elements like salt, chlorine, and other chemicals, this builds up at your scalpt causing damage to your mane. To get rid of this build up is to after rinsing your hair use a cup of apple cider vinegar.

Natural Rinse for Dull Hair

Salon Procedures

In order to seal your strands’ cuticles and lock in the color, ask your stylist for a simple gloss or glaze option. These treatments help re-add the missing shine. By the way, gloss treatments (the best are Shu Uemura Color Lustre Shade Reviving Balm and Rita Hazan Ultimate Shine-Blonde Gloss) can be done conveniently at home.

Another tip is that when you first go get your hair colored check with your hairdresser if they can add a bit of your mixed color to your everyday conditioner. This will really help boost your shade when starts to fade out.

Best Products

Chlorine and salt water are one of the main factors of dull hair; sometimes chlorine might even turn your hair (if it’s colored) into a greenish tint. Luckily there are plenty of shampoos and conditioners designed especially for hair exposed to chlorine or saltwater.

Advertisement Some of these products include: the Triswim Shampoo and Conditioner, successful for cleaning chlorine and saltwater out of your hair but also taking care of any greenish tint that the pool may have caused. It is said to leave your hair feeling shiny and clean which is exactly the opposite of what it would usually feel.