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Hair problems! Need suggestions!
My hair is a freakish color of blonde! its coppery and i hate it. I constantly tuck my hair behind my ears, and when i untuck it it is all kinky. If possible, I'd like a shampoo or product that helps with taking chlorine out of my hair? Possibly lightening it and making it soft. I use biolage conditioner and it does make my hair soft, but it's greasy afterwards! Help needed! Thanks!
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ahhh! i think we might have the same hair color! anyway, paul mitchell has a shampoo (in a white bottle, i think) that is for chlorine. to lighten your hair (or bring out the blonde highlights) i use pantene pro-v blonde expressions shampoo and conditioner. also, you can try using infusium 23 leave in conditioner- it is my best friend because my hair is so gross! i think the reason your hair is greasy is because not all of the conditioner is washed out. it really shouldn't be like that. the solution is to be more tedious when washing conditioner out, or don't use as much conditioner. also, only apply conditioner two inches below where your roots are. it helps your scalp not get oily. oh, and about your hair getting kinky: it helps me if i straighten it. you may not want to do that, but most of the time when i straighten it, my hair doesn't make weird shapes after i untuck it from behind my ears.
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Try using some kind of shampoo just for blondes. It seems to help with color a lot! Try using a baby shampoo that also helps and make your hair soft.
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Hate your haircolor? Dye it. Or use color-enhancing shampoo. You can use one that isn't for your hairtype, and it will slightly modify your current color.
Garnier, Aussie, and Suave make excellent, inexpensive shampoos. Aussie makes one, I forgot the exact name, but it mositurizes your ends and gets rid of excess oil [granted, most shampoos should do that already, but this one supposedly has a better formulation, and for $3 it's worht a shot]. I've heard that lightly coating your hair with conditioner before swimming minimzes chlorine damage.
Kinky hair can usually be tamed with some basic styling cream. Try one or two, and see what works. You could also try a new style around your face. Maybe some layers or something similar that cuts away the kinky parts around your ears? Hairspray could solve your problem too.
Good luck with your hair!
-LM
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