Repairing Damaged hair

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Chee Ling M.

Aug 23, 2014

Chee Ling M.

I have dyed my hair ombré a few days ago, and it has damaged my hair a LOT, and it feels really digusting now..is there anyways I can repair it? /:

Liv I.

Aug 23, 2014

Liv I.

Deep conditioning!! For sure to that and focus on where it feels more dry

Anissa J.

Aug 23, 2014

Anissa J.

First of all get rid of dead ends and deep condition always make sure to moisturize your hair. Use a daily conditionner with keratin.

Kat A.

Aug 23, 2014

Kat A.

If you have split ends, get them cut. you can do coconut oil, mayo, castor oil, etc.masks.

Buttercup x.

Aug 23, 2014

Buttercup x.

If it's split ends, you can't repair it (imagine you have like a torn piece of paper, you can glue it together, which you can basically do to your hair to - figuratively speaking - but it's not untorn), but if it only feels dry I'd use deep conditioning and shampoo especially designed for colour treated hair
I personally like kerastase's chroma thermique, which is a heat protectant for colour treated hair, that makes my hair feel nice and soft so that might be something to consider but it's kinda pricey

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