i have dry hair help please?

Question

i have really dry hair so is there any products that will help me retain the moisture
thanks alot

please no stupid answers

Answer 1

PANTENE! It will leave your hair so silky! use the conditioner, keep it on for 2 minutes and rinse with cool water, ( hairdresser tip, for my dry hair)

and it has worked. also use heat protectant, whatever kind just something to protect from damage !

Answer 2

ok first start of with a good shampoo & conditioner. None of that 2 in 1 stuff, but separate. BUT leave the conditioner in for 20/30 minutes, then it will nourish ur hair.

Then use some Redken leave in conditioner. Blow dry as usual & then add Serum. John Freida is quite good, leaves it looking shiny. But don't forget that your diet has to suit.. so water does clear the toxins & fruit. Cos your hair condition is the same as your skin condition.

Answer 3

Dry hair is caused by heat and the elements, so the first step is prevention: Avoid using overly hot dryers and heat-styling implements and wear a hat or scarf if you're going to be exposed to sun or wind for long periods (at the beach or skiing, for instance). Don't wash your hair every day - unless you have an oily scalp. Shampoo about two or three times a week - often enough to remove dirt and buildup.

When you wash your hair, use shampoos and conditioners that contain humectants. Humectants are ingredients in shampoo and conditioners, such as glycerin and panthenol, which help bind water to the hair to reduce dryness. Leave the conditioner on your hair as long as possible. Do a deep-conditioning treatment about once a week.

Answer 4

There is all sorts of different types of good products you can use. I think you should always use different products too because my hair dresser says if you use the same product it will cause build up. My hair is really long and I never get it cut so usually the bottom of it is really dry...I will use VO5 hot oil treatment...or ANY 3 minutes conditioners such as pantien, Aussie 3 minute miracle, garnia frutis( I dunno know how to spell it) it comes in a little cup thingy...well try all of em' that you find that says you have to leave it in for 3 or more minutes...and use them every day. That is what I do....and make sure you mix it up.

Answer 5

There is an organic root stimulator called OLIVE OIL. Its not an actual oil.. its a moisturizing hair lotion.Its in a bottle,
(green.. with a green lid! ) and it smells lovely..you have to get it from an afro/carribean shop.. but white people can use it as well..

Answer 6

coconut oil. get it from the chemist, rub it into your hair. it will put the moisture back in. do this 2 or 3 times a week. dont use heated styling products, brush your hair , this will stimulate the oil glands.

Answer 7

Chop of the ends, use a shampoo and conditioner for dry hair and use a deep conditioner once a week. protect your hair from the sun and when you go swimming and also cut down on heated appliances or use heat protecting sprays

Answer 8

Herbal Essences moisture shampoo and conditioner (in the blue bottle). I used to use this stuff in a silver bottle. It smelled fabulous and was kind of expensive, but worked wonders. I can't remember the name but it started with a "P". It's not in any stores in my area anymore.

Answer 9

i suggest you use ethnic products,soft sheen is a brand name,in the ethnic section,because women of color have dry brittle hair naturally,ethnic products have more moisturizing ingredients to smooth out the dryness,i know from experience ,i bleached my hair for years and it feels like baby hair because i used nothing but the ethnic products on it.soft sheen has a shampoo,conditioner,and oils

Answer 10

If the hair is very dry at the ends, then its better to get a good cut rather than treat it. Otherwise I like a good conditioner, ( I like pantene) and a hot oil treatment which I do at home once a week.