
Beauties, are you sick of breakage--hair breakage? Tired of tresses that snap when you brush or heat-style them? In the wintertime, de-hydrated hair turns stiff and breaks more when brushed or styled.
1 Keep Hair Hydrated
Make sure to do an intensive conditioning treatment once a week to maintain resilience and hydration in your hair's texture. We recommend Cream Cantu Leave in Conditioning Repair a moisturizing repair cream that contains shea butter to stop & mend hair breakage.
2 Lay off the Heat
We all love straightening, curling, crimping, and waving our locks for daily glamour, but when breakage becomes a problem, hold off on the heat! Resist styling hair with any heated styling tools for at least 2-3 days of the week for noticed improvement in hair structure.
3 Cut out the Chemicals
Stop coloring your hair as often if you notice more hair breakage. Chemical processes like bleaching and dying contain alcohol, ammonia, peroxide, and a slew of other ingredients that can majorly dry out your hair and roughen its texture.Don't tie hair back too tight, this strains the hair follicle and helps hair break easily.
Bonus Tips:
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Get hair trimmed at least once every 2 months to keep ends healthy!
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Use a thick toothed hair comb instead of a brush for detangling, brushes take more of your hair than combs do!
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Don't tie hair back too tight, this strains the hair follicle and helps hair break easily.
Photo courtesy of thedailygreen.com
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Comments
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Jan 20, 2013
Chrystal T.
I think heat helps to "fry" your hair. It makes it really brittle and is especially bad for your ends. I used to heat style my hair daily, and the result was that I had to get a major haircut. Now, I use heat no more than once a week and I've noticed great improvement in my hair.
Jan 19, 2013
Emma S.
How does the heat break your hair?