i have dry hair.what do i do?

Answer 1

as far as the question a good moisturizing balm the thick stuff in little tubs or oil treatment don't overdue it

Answer 2

Yes, indeed, coconut oil is good for your hair and scalp. You can use it as a pre-wash conditioner or leave-in moisturiser. If you use it before shampooing, apply it (room temperature or warm) about 30 mins before washing. For deep conditioning, you can leave it overnight. Use youe fingers to massage the oil into your scalp and hair length. Another deep conditioning method: hot oil bath - wrap a warm towel on your oil-impregnated hair, repeat a couple times prior to shampooing. If you use coconut oil as a leave-in moisturiser, be sure to use very little, and apply to the length only. Or your hair will be greasy. Use even less if you use hot hair styling tools as oil is flammable. If you feel that your hair is too dry after styling, then you can use some extra drops for shine and a silky touch. Alternatively, you can use olive oil for comparable results. I do believe that oils are better moisturisers than many regular polymer-based leave-in conditioners because polymers are plastics that, when subjected to hot styling tools, melt onto the hair and cause damage.

Answer 3

Well, I can't really determine the correct method to relieve your dry hair because you haven't described what sort of hair you have (curly, straight, thin, thick, color-treated, permed, etc).

However, I can give you some advice for a hair treatment that always revitalizes my hair. Take a cup of honey and a cup of mayonnaise and mix together so that it is completely blended. Put on your hair from root to tip so that your head is saturated. Let sit for 40 minutes then rinse. Wash with a light (not clarifying ) shampoo.

You should see a huge difference.

Answer 4

DON'T LISTEN TO THE ONE THAT SAID ONLY SHAMPOO WHEN NEEDED!! You need to go to your salon and buy some Matrix Biolage Ultra Hydrating Shampoo and Conditioner, and also buy some Matrix Essentials Instacure. Instacure is called the holy water for hair!! Trust me!! You can also buy Ultra Hydrating styling products to continually make sure that your hair is getting the hydration that it needs to stay healthy!! Your hair will like you a lot better!

Answer 5

check the links below for natural homemade beauty tips to:-- Dry hair / Oily hair/ Splitends / Fruit Packs for scalp
http://geebal.blogspot.com/2006/08/natural-homemade-tip-for-oily-dry-hair.html#name1

Answer 6

be careful with your dryer, it'll kill your hair. A lot of good oily treatment *stop* the dryness but let me tell you that this is a fight for a lifetime

Answer 7

Here are some dry hair treatments:
http://www.tips-for-hair.com/category/Dry-Hair-Treatment.html

Answer 8

the same as me--shampoo only when you NEED to.
As for me, that may be once a week.

I PROMISE YOU--the less you shampoo your hair, the more you will like your hair---it becomes more manageable--you can do things with it--and it will look shiny.