Moisturizer for Dry Hair and Split Ends

RE: Moisturizer for Dry Hair and Split Ends Post By Karla (Guest Post) (03/21/2008) I am freaked out. I don't know what's wrong with my hair. When I take a shower and the hair gets wet ,it's just normal hair but once I shampoo it it turns into this frikken bush. That the only way i can turn it back to normal is by combing my head off. It hurts a lot. I don't know what to do, I've trimmed some a bit but they I see the white things on the points again. What should i do? I'm really scared. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Moisturizer for Dry Hair and Split Ends Post By cuca (Guest Post) (11/06/2007) i had really dry and bad hair with split ends but I started sleeping with the conditioner. I would put some at night, tie it in a bun and when I would wake up I would wash my hair with shampoo and it would be very silky and beautiful Report Spam or Abuse RE: Moisturizer for Dry Hair and Split Ends Post By (Guest Post) (05/30/2007) I have REAlly dry hair (I use a flat iron every-day) I just get a conditioner that is for dry-damaged hair, out it on my head for twenty min. before I shower and wrap it in a plastic bag, this way I can do other things. Then in the shower I rinse it out. I also use shampoo for "sensitive scalpes, I find it has the most moisturizer. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Moisturizer for Dry Hair and Split Ends Post by cett (52) | (05/29/2007) Profile | Contact had a sri lankan friend who swore by cocoanut oil. she wud comb it gently into her hair at bed time, wrap a scarf around her head and wash it with normal shampoo in the morning. her hair was long black and like silk. cud be just genes but worth a try. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Moisturizer for Dry Hair and Split Ends Post By Lynda (Guest Post) (05/27/2007) Being a frugal person, still have hairdresser's license, I'd use egg, Mayo, and olive oil JUST ON THE ENDS of the hair, applied with a 2" paint brush and let it sit about 3 hours, if you have the time. Check the harshness of your shampoo, and try to improve it with something that is PH balanced, even if cheap. If coloring, use Herbal Essences Shampoo. If bleaching, use above treatment all over, then carefully wash out for a long time. Also, check to see if your hair brush has rounded tips. If not, try to invest in a brush that does. One time Stanley brushes had one. Give them a call. It will last a lifetime. Also, after swimming, rinse your hair in a weak Apple Cider Vinegar solution, 1 TBLSp. per 16 oz. of water to "neutralize" the chlorine residue as often and quickly as possible, . Don't sit in the sun when by the pool. Wear a fun hat, if possible. Don't swim at all if you bleach or frost/highlight heavily, or risk losing all hair. Conditioners don't work too well, only "coat" the hair, so try the above natural treatment. I believe you'll like the results. Trim off whatever split ends that you can and really analyze exactly what your hair is exposed to. If you ride in a convertible, beware of sun damage. Wear a hat. If you use strong hair spray, search for something in a pump that is alcohol free. Rave USED to make one, I believe and is cheap, but may no longer. Go to beauty supply and search for one brand. Alcohol truly damages the hair and scalp. Avoid it and Chlorine. Good luck and God bless. : ) Report Spam or Abuse RE: Moisturizer for Dry Hair and Split Ends Post By bambi2003 (Guest Post) (05/26/2007) I have had that problem for years untill I started using an organic shampoo and conditioner. I like Nourish Spa from Trader Joe's but you would have to find what works best for your hair. Shampoo has a lot of chemicals in it and a lot of them are ment to dry out your hair so you spend money on deep conditioners and treatments and such, there is even a chemical that has been linked to thinning hair and baldness. I would even though it might sound painful (I don't know how long your hair is) cut off everything that's ugly and start fresh with a good organic shampoo and conditioner and see if that helps. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Moisturizer for Dry Hair and Split Ends Post By Lisa (Guest Post) (05/25/2007) Apply Mayonaise to entire head of hair and cover with plastic wrap leave on head for about an hour, wash and rinse well. This moisturizes well and gives your hair a nice shine. Mayo has natural proteins and fat that nourishes your hair. You can do this as often as needed. Olive oil is also great. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Moisturizer for Dry Hair and Split Ends Post by MAnne (13) | (05/23/2007) Profile | Contact I have very dry hair, since childhood, and I like anything by Abba. The Moisture Sensation works for me, my stylist suggested it. You can always use Infusium leave in treatment for a quick fix. Really nice leave in for this is Sebastian Formula 9. I have really 'picky' dry curly, very long hair and I go through a lot of products before I find something that works. Anything that's a moisturizer is worth a try. Reconstructors are good too, but depending on which one, sometimes they just coat your hair with a type of wax, yum! But if you can handle it (and I can't ;( ) get them cut off. I guess they can travel up the hair shaft and do more damage. Don't cut them off yourself, though, because if you don't use very sharp sheers you can do more damage. My sister was working towards her license, and she had a great technique if you can't handle cutting them all off. Take small sections of hair, twist them tight. The little ends that stick out of the twist, are usually dead, clip just those off. But don't cut chunks off, retwist smalller sections, and what I'm talking about are single hairs that randomly stick out, there may be a lot of them, but they're one or two hairs not chunks of hair! The smaller and tighter the twist, the more of them will pop up. Dry hair, of course. You wouldn't believe how much hair I have, and for me this can be time consuming. If you do this with very sharp sheers, you'll see improvement. Then, moisturize the rest to prevent more. Hope that helps... Report Spam or Abuse