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Sometimes hair problems go beyond singular issues such as dryness or frizz.
There are times when damaged hair is beyond repair.
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No amount of conditioning,protein treatments, or anymiracle productcan help.
Black hair is versatile and can be worn relaxed, texturized, natural, and looks amazing with color.
Products likerelaxersand hair color are easily accessible.
Most anyone can buy them and use them.
Often, they aren’t used properly, and that’s where damage can come into play.
Applying color can have a similar effect, especially if the hair is already chemically processed.
For example, blonde hair color on bone-straight relaxed tresses is just asking for trouble.
Healthy fats like omega-3 fatty acids are essential to growing strong, healthy hair.Sims agrees.
Deep Condition
Preventative hair care is vital so that you might stop damage in its tracks.
Sims recommends using deep conditioning masks with avocado, coconut, aloe vera, and shea butter.
“Cocktail [them] together,” he says.
Sit under the dryer for 20-30 mins or cap heaters for best results."
Develop a Hair Routine
Truly healthy hair doesn’t just happen.
It gets to be that way withroutinecare, meaning you should have some key in of routine in place.
Your trusted stylist will be almost like a mane' tenance check-up" every few months.
We like the sound of that.
“A lot of people are over-processing hair with chemicals and excessive heat on the hair technique.
“Different sizes of flaking mean something different.
Investing in new products post-appointment with your chosen hair care pro is just the beginning.
Sticking with your set routine even when life gets busy is key to your hair success.
Think you don’t have time to deep condition?
Your hair will thank you!
We wish you the best of luck on your hair journey.
You’ve got this!
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