About a year ago i had really damaged hair, a lot of my hair fell out and it was really dry and brittle. after trying loads of different shampoo's and conditioners i now use head and shoulders (classic clean or hydrating) and sunsilk conditioner. I used the smooth & silky (purple bottle) conditioner, you might want to try one for curly hair.
This has been brilliant, my hair look healthy, my family and friends who saw my hair at its worst have really noticed the difference and commented on it. I wouldnt have believed it otherwise because im very skeptical about the promises made on the ads for hair products. It really does the job and not too expensive.
2006-11-19 22:10:44
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answered by dobbie 1
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If you don't mind spending a bit extra, I'd put money on the TiGi products which you can buy from most hair salons. I use Honey and Oatmeal Shampoo and Conditioner and it really is excellent. I also use Ego Boost leave in conditioner which is brilliant on naturally curly hair. Have a go, you'll be hooked like me!!! but have great hair.
2006-11-19 21:25:19
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answered by Lily 2
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ive used loads of different brands, but have settled on kerastase, yes its more expensive, but my hair, that was weak and broke off all the time has never looked so good. and my split end...just about gone. i use the kerastase resistance range, made especially for weak, brittle hair. the bain de force shampoo, followed by ciment anti-asure conditioner for damaged lengths and ends.
i also got a reconstruction treatment thats meant to rebuild the hairs strength for very weak hair. it has 5 vials, and you use it once a week for 5 weeks, and its suppose to help. its my second week now, and i really can see a difference.
from your description, id say we have the exact same hair (might not look so in the pic, cause i used the irons on it!), and i certainly can highly recommend the brand as it has improved and helped the condition of my hair.
2006-11-19 22:55:34
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answered by Anonymous
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I have found Aveda Damage Remedy shampoo and conditioner the best that I've tried in years of having dry hair - it is pricey but the lasts a while and is worth it!
2006-11-20 08:20:20
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answered by suidarnewob 2
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supermarket shampoo isnt that great for your hair as it has more detergents in it and pantene isnt as good for your hair as its may say it is. I have similar hair and am using the best shampoo and conditioner i have ever tried, Brand - Joico, Name - K-Pak. it makes my hair feel like ive just come put of the salon every time i use it. but best to buy salon shampoo and conditioner!!
2006-11-19 21:27:06
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answered by caz 2
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Baby shampoos are your secret weapon. They’re gentle enough to wash your hair, but they also break down all the residue that’s piled onto your hair. Use large Velcro rollers to roll hair when it’s 95 percent dry. Blowdry the rollers for 5 minutes and then spritz a salt spray to your roots to add extra body.
2016-05-21 21:54:52
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answered by Anonymous
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Ooohh, L'oreal Smooth Intensive shampoo and conditioner and hair serum.
2006-11-19 21:27:47
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answered by Anonymous
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the aussie range 3 minute miracle conditioner is really good. i use it about once a week as it is quite stong but it really does wonders with my hair. its a bit more expensive than some other products but as i only use it once a week it lasts for ages and i use a cheaper conditioner for the rest of the week!
2006-11-19 21:17:32
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answered by Anonymous
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the best thing on the high street is aussie shampoo and conditioner and they also do a condition treatment called 3 minute miracle.. you can get these aussie products in boots superdrug or wilkinsons
2006-11-19 21:22:38
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answered by emra29 1
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You can use dove shampoo and dove conditioner for brittle hair , the hair becomes soft....
2006-11-19 21:22:55
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answered by bellefire016 4
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