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my hair has become so burnt from all the straigthening and highlights and product that ive put in it. i HAVETA strighten it now cause scrunching just poofs and its so discusting and frizzy. I dont know what to do with it! my mom says japeneeze straightening will just make it worse . frriizz stuff does not work. anything i can do or get done at the salon?
You need to go out and buy a couple of hot oil treatments.
http://www.prestoimages.net/store/graphics/648_pd467805_1.jpg
I have curly hair and I heat dry it most of the time.. so this one keeps it in good condition:
http://pics.drugstore.com/prodimg/26976/200.jpg
Also you need some deep conditioner treatments.
http://www.walgreens.com/dbimagecache/299804.jpg
If you go to a salon, ask for a hot oil or deep conditioning treatment.
My hair was fried about four years ago:
http://s77.photobucket.com/albums/j71/queenzombie/wheeeee.png
I got a hair treatment and it's amazing:
http://s77.photobucket.com/albums/j71/queenzombie/ehhh.png
Also for shampoos and conditioners, you need to look into TIGI/Bed head/Catwalk. They have conditioners designed for blondes, brunettes, leave in conditioners, ones with mega vitamins, etc. Shampoos are for volume, control and color. Also, look into the defrizz and smooth products.
If you can find these, it's amazing:
http://www1.epinions.com/beat-Hair_Care-Conditioner-All-TIGI_Deep_Reconstruct
You really need to stop with the heating and damage to your hair. Always use a heat protector for straightening. Try to blowdry hair on damp hair only. Highlights are okay, you just need to use a shampoo for "dyed hair" i suppose. I wouldn't leave product in your hair for more than two days.
For now just put your hair up so you can let it rest. If you attempt to cover up the poofs.. it's not going to look good. I've tried so much in my middle school years. If you're getting frizzy and poofy hair, it's time to get your hair thinned out and possibly a trim. It makes a huge difference.
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OMG THANKS!
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