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Hair help!

  • 26-08-2014 11:56pm
    #1
    sara1
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  • #2
    gg2
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    personally I would avoid doing anything to it right now colour wise. Treat it with lots of TLC for a month - the Redken extreme range is brilliant but I would also recommend a conditioning treatment as I've always found that while it builds up and strengthens the hair, it doesn't condition it. Do this for a month/6 weeks religiously, limit hot styling tools and you will be shocked at the difference. Your hair will be stronger and will be able to take the colour better. I was in a similar position a few years ago, my hair was destroyed from going from black to blonde and I followed a regime like this and it rally benefited from it


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    sara1
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  • #5
    ComputerKing
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    Op I'd recommend you follow GG2's advice and use good quality products for damaged hair and use deep conditioning masks. Also limit your hairs exposure to heat and don't use a blow dryer or straightener and curler unless you really need to and if you do make sure you use a good heat protector.

    Lastly to get the hair like above in your pictures you should leave it a month or so until your hair has improved then bring the above images to you're hairdresser and ask them to give you something similar.


  • #6
    FullblownRose
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    Vitamin B6 will help it to grow faster, if you want that.


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