Good Shampoo/Conditioner for damaged hair?

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Heather M.

Mar 8, 2014

Heather M.

Soo, a while back I bleached the under layer of my hair, and now it's so damaged and gross and I hate it... I also have bad split ends but I don't want to cut my hair! What is a good shampoo/conditioner or treatment for really damaged hair and split ends??

Kaitlin M.

Mar 8, 2014

Kaitlin M.

Any thing with Moroccan oil and sulfate free. I heard the organix macadamia nut hair mask is amazing. The whole organix line is amazing, sulfate free. But, you might get a little build up. So I would also pick up a clarifying shampoo and conditioner, like the tea-light fully clean by herbal essence. it makes my hair super soft and it actually feels like I have clean hair.
Hope I helped, I'm really into hair!
Oh, and maybe think about taking biotin and fish oil. I take those and collagen too. they all help to make my hair strong!

Valeria R.

Mar 8, 2014

Valeria R.

Garnier damage eraser shampoo & conditioner, they have a line of damage eraser products that work well. Typically all their products are great! & I also suggest you put coconut oil in your hair before washing it. I have the same damage at the end of my hair but putting coconut oil before shampooing & using garnier products works great for me! Hope this helps! Goodluck! ❤️❤️

Heather M.

Mar 8, 2014

Heather M.

Thanks girls! 💋

Viviana F.

Mar 8, 2014

Viviana F.

Vidal Sassoon and also a good hair treatment is the tea tree oil by generic from Sally's beauty supply.

Ty R.

Mar 8, 2014

Ty R.

Joico Recovery.

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