trimming it is the right thing to do... split ends will continue to get drier and the split will actually travel UP the hair shaft...
once it is damaged there is no repair... give it a break from washing daily and using heat appliances (especially flat irons)
remember, once hair has grown through scalp it is dead ( the only living part is inside of the body called the root)
it is not like skin and cannot regenerate... you can use moisturizing packs to help it but there is no way to heal damage... products that claim to do so are only applying a barrier to hair shaft to give the illusion of health and smooth cuticle ( scale-like outer layer of the hair )
avoid volumizing products... some actually rough up cuticle to make hair fuller
sorry
2007-01-31 21:55:14
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answered by pale_vixen 3
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First to get rid of the split ends, it will be necessary to have a trim. 1/2 an inch to start. Then after washing your hair, you will need a protein pac deep conditioner, a shower cap/plastic bag. Then if you are not near a sauna(where you can stay in for 20 + min) a hot towel wrapped to wrap over the shower cap once you applied the conditioner and put the cap on. Leave it on of 20 minutes. Rinse and apple regular conditioner for 2 to 5 minutes, rinse and set. No blow drying but air dry hair. Do that at least 2 x a month. Trim at least every 3 months.
2007-01-31 21:38:31
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answered by agcgartner 6
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Sorry to bring the bad news: "There are a lot of myths about split ends. The number one myth is that once a split end occurs, you can actually fix it by repairing it so that the end is no longer torn. The truth of the matter is that once an end is split it is ripped apart for good. Yes, there are ways to temporarily glue the ends together and even give the appearance of healthy ends. Celebrity stylists disguise split ends all the time for their megawatt star clients. However, ultimately the only way to remove a split end is to cut it off." See my source below:
2016-03-28 23:27:11
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answered by Shennen 4
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Use Loreal Mega Miosture. You can buy this at Sally Beauty Supply. You may still have to trim the ends a little depending how much it is damaged.
2007-02-01 01:48:31
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answered by Kim 2
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You have to trim the dead or split ends otherwise the split ends will split right up the shaft. Use a good conditional to keep hair soft and prevents drying which causes breakage, damage and split ends.
2007-01-31 23:32:47
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answered by JDJ34 3
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Your going to have to trim it, you can't have healthly hair with damaged ends. After that you will need to keep you hair conditioned, use hot oil treatments, and have a deep conditioning done at least twice a month.
2007-01-31 22:32:48
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answered by Cocoa 4
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there is this wonderful product that you can get at a beauty supply store called cholesterol. you goop it on your wet hair and wrap it in a towel and leave it on for 1/2 hour then you rinse it out with warm water. you do this ever other day for the first week and then once a week after that for 4 weeks and you will see a wonderful difference in your hair.
I got a bad perm and it help to make my hair better after that.
Good luck!
2007-01-31 21:33:43
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answered by Grace S 3
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I find giving it a good go over with a treatment conditioner 1 to 2 times a week does wonders for my hair and makes it feel great.
2007-01-31 21:27:37
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answered by j_macrow 2
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There are special shampoo's that act as sealant for split ends also I would recommend trying hot oil treatments which can seriously revitalize damaged hair.
2007-01-31 21:28:12
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answered by Twi Light 2
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Rubbing and masaging your hair with olive oil regularly for a week or tow would get any problem of your hair solved.
2007-01-31 21:36:58
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answered by Alkahest 3
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