Hair Is Dry And Extremely Damaged

Jan 1, 2013

Lilian G.

Hey(:
So I have a dark brown hair and I thought it would be nice to go blonde I lighten my hair over a period of three months to make a long story short I went blonde looked bad on me dyed hair drown now I have dry and extremely damaged hair what can I use! Please help!!):

Jan 1, 2013

Debbie M.

Joico reconstruct kpak treatment system has won product of the year awards for damaged hair the last 5 years it's amazing , I'd be lost without it xxx

Jan 1, 2013

JimmyandJan K.

Olive oil.....on an off day (I like Sunday).....smooth it onto hair from mid shaft to ends....if you have dry scalp....massage some into the scalp as well. Put a chemical cap on (Sally's) for 15 minutes till whenever.....=)

Jan 1, 2013

Lilian G.

Thank you so much!!

Jan 1, 2013

Shelly T.

For the damage, really, the the only thing that will get rid of it is the scissors.

Jan 1, 2013

Steph Z.

Yeah olive oil but I also add honey!

Jan 1, 2013

Emily J.

apply the coconut oil or any of natural oil on your hair just a half or only end of the hair before you do normally wash your hair about 1 hour. then wash with shampoo and put conditioner like usual. for the product I recommended Loreal paris hair treatment cream bath. it many use in salon for treatment butbyou can buy it to use at home. Google it for more information and the review. I used it for myself and it is amazing but you have to take time which is I so lazy. you have to rub with your hair for 20 minutes!! but the results is absolutely worth to try.

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