Split ends >.<

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Yessenia V.

Mar 18, 2014

Yessenia V.

Please help!!
I do love to curl my hair a lot & yes I know my hair will get more damaged the more I do it..

But is there something you girls use that works for your split ends??

Yessenia V.

Mar 18, 2014

Yessenia V.

Thanks Will try that oil :)

Jessica L.

Mar 18, 2014

Jessica L.

Lush has a split end treatment you could try 💚

Shannon S.

Mar 18, 2014

Shannon S.

There is no true way to remove split ends,aside from cutting your hair,but you can take care of your hair and prevent their return.Get your hair cut regularly,meaning every six to eight weeks.All hair gets damaged after a while.Get a trim of at least 1/4 to 1 inches. To cut split ends yourself,take small pieces of hair and twist it,the split ends should pop out and you can snip them off. Always use hair shears if you are cutting your own hair,even of you are only cutting a strand.Regular paper scissors can fray our ends and cause more splits down the road.Note that you really only to trim when you have splits on the ends of your hair,so your schedule for your hair cut may vary with your hair type,how you treat your hair,and your style goals.

Kyraa D.

Mar 18, 2014

Kyraa D.

Like the previous girls have said, once the ends have split, all you can do is cut it off. however you can prevent them from happening by keeping your hair healthy & moisturized (:
what really works for me is
using a hair mask & treatments. L'oreal Power Moisture mask is so far my absolute favorite! it smells wonderful, leaves your hair so soft, & definitely adds moisture. I also highly recommend RedKen Anti-Snap leave-in treatment, & Bed Head Split End Repair leave-in conditioner.

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