How to treat dry brittle hair

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Denisha D.

Dec 2, 2012

Denisha D.

Any ideas ladies ? I used to have super thick curly hair my freshman year of highschool . Sophomore year it began to grow longer and my curls loosened up a bit . Now ive graduated highschool , about to start collgege and my hair still ant seem to get back to its curly ways . Now its dry damaged and not healthy at all . Any tips on how I can get my hair back to being curly without any harsh perms or anything like that ?

Brooke M.

Dec 3, 2012

Brooke M.

AG is a hair line that has a curly line called Recoil and they have really good leave ins and sprays to help with activating your curls. Also theres a line called Curlsque that has a really good cream amplifier that you may like. I would try those before anything else bc they won't damage your hair

Jordan W.

Dec 3, 2012

Jordan W.

Definitely go super natural! My best friend had the same problem and her hair was getting really damaged and her curls weren't very curly and now her hair is healthy and curly! Do weekly coconut oil treatments, don't use ANY heat, braid your hair when you sleep, wash your hair as little as possible, use a very good moisturizing shampoo/conditioner, and so on. Healthy hair equals happy hair so your hair will come back slowly the healthier it gets! Good luck lady :) 

Ilana E.

Dec 3, 2012

Ilana E.

I have super curly hair. In high school I would straighten my hair a lot and my curly hair became wavy hair. To get back to curly I clipped my end because the dead ends way down yur hair and it doesn't spring like its sposed to. I then stayed away from heat and chemicals. Every week I use castor oil and massage it into my scalp and my hair began to grow thicker. Since curly hair needs lots of moisture I think you should stay away from heat, chemicals and everything damaging and start using whats good for your hair and deep condition it once a week. This is my hair after about a year after no chemicals. I cheat on the heat part lol. 

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