How to Prevent and Fix Heat-Damaged Hair in Short Terms
How to repair heat-damaged hair?
Hey guys! I have heat damaged hair, fairly thin too. I am looking for a hair mask specifically made for this. Can you suggest any? Also, really working repairing hair care tips would be very helpful. Thanks!
Every day a woman can face the problem of heat-damaged hair. Well, heating tools really allow us to simplify our hair routine. Besides, there are so many innovative hair-styling gadgets, e.g., hair dryers, curling irons, and straighteners on the market! Ladies crave to try them all. Tight afro curls? Big Hollywood waves? Sexy beach waves? Yes, please! As a result, we damage our beautiful hair and seek magical remedies to repair it. Fortunately, some products have proved their efficiency in heat-damaged hair treatment.
By @aaronscottlacy What Does Heat-Damaged Hair Look Like?
How to know if your hair suffers from heat damage?
By Anna Adamo
Here are the most common symptoms:
– You can see plenty of split ends.
– Hair looks dull and unhealthy.
– The hair texture becomes rougher.
– You lose excessive hair while brushing it.
– The hair tangles all the time.
– It’s getting harder to style it.
– Your hairstyle loses its shape very quickly.
If you notice at least three of these signs (and are using hot hair tools frequently, or walk under the sun without any headwear, of course), we have some unpleasant news — your hair suffers from thermal damage. Even if you have all these signs, there is still a way to fix the situation and to repair heat-damaged hair fast.
We cause damage when…
– We brush our hair too much, especially when it’s wet and most fragile.
– We blow dry our hair everyday.
– We use a towel to vigorously dry our hair.
– We use heat tools on hair that has layers of products that aren’t supposed to be combined with heat! Some products have silicones and waxes that will basically melt on hair strands…@waltersmakingwaves
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