8 Tips to Fix Fried Hair, According to Stylists
Fried Hair — Whether from a Dye Job, Hot Tools, or Neglect — Is a Common Concern. Fortunately, There Are a Ton of Hair Products and Treatments out There That...
Fried hair — whether from a dye job, hot tools, or neglect — is a common concern. Fortunately, there are a ton of hair products and treatments out there that promise to revive and restore dry, brittle strands, but which ones actually work? And how long do we have to wait until we see results?
According to hair experts Lucie Ducrot and Judy McGuinness, the extent of damage done to your hair will determine which restorative methods work best for you and when you can expect to see some progress. Ahead, they share their favorite products and practices for reversing a dull, damaged mane to bring you the hair commercial-worthy tresses of your dreams.
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Invest in Quality Cleansing Products
The products you include in your haircare routine will have a direct impact on your hair's health. When it comes to cleansing products, choose restorative shampoos and conditioners. Also, try to steer clear of any harsh and drying ingredients, such as alcohol and sulfates.
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Don't Overwash Your Hair
Speaking of your cleansing routine, don't overdo it. Overwashing your hair can actually strip it of much-needed nutrients and natural, protective oils. The result? Dry, damaged strands. To determine how often you should be cleansing your hair, consider your hair type and texture.
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