Best treatments for very dry/breaking hair

Frog Song

I've been using the Redken Anti Snap & Strengthening range for the past 3 months and haven't seen any improvement whatsoever in my hair. Can anyone recommend any other products? Tried the usual coconut oil, mayonnaise, every mask out there and have been cutting out heat appliances etc too. Also using sulphate free shampoo and conditioner.

Is the Keratase range worth a try? Feelunique have 15% off at the moment so if it's good I might check it out. Thanks.

stop animal cruelty

Keratase is brill! My hair is dry and thick and after using that, it was smooth, less frizzy and just felt heartly. plus it smells amazing, defo worth a try. l used the cream colored bottle with the orange cap.

BadMoonRising

It doesn't fix the hair, but the keratase oil in the pink bottle is amazing for improving the look of damaged hair, it really smooths out the hair and gives it a lovely shine! I also use the keratase shampoo in the green bottle, its for reconstructing damaged hair and its very good, hope that helps.

Lia_lia

Yeah, Keratase is the best out of the lot when it comes to expensive haircare...for me anyway!

Another one that might be worth trying is Philip Kingsley Elasticizer, it's a pre-shampoo treatment, I find it great.

retro:electro

Use the kerastesse mask, I can't reccommend anything more highly and believe me I have tried everything. My hair was basically snapping off in my hands before I used this. It's in the green tub. I put it on all over my hair after shampooing and then leave it on for half an hour. During this time I comb it through and then gently massage it into the ends of my hair; you can literally feel your hair condition transforming as you do this. This technique works best for me anyway as opposed to just leaving it sit on the hair. Then I rinse off and add a small amount of leave in conditioner just to my ends. You won't know your hair after it.

lubie76

I have used the green and pink kerasrase products and masks which are good but nothing compares to pure coconut oil in my opinion.

HeidiHeidi

anna080 wrote: »

Use the kerastesse mask, I can't reccommend anything more highly and believe me I have tried everything. My hair was basically snapping off in my hands before I used this. It's in the green tub. I put it on all over my hair after shampooing and then leave it on for half an hour. During this time I comb it through and then gently massage it into the ends of my hair; you can literally feel your hair condition transforming as you do this. This technique works best for me anyway as opposed to just leaving it sit on the hair. Then I rinse off and add a small amount of leave in conditioner just to my ends. You won't know your hair after it.

+1.

I don't have majorly problem hair - it's a bit prone to frizzing and very thick - but I use this every month or two and it's amazing! Hair feels so smooth, silky, and just plain healthy after it. And smells really good!

Frog Song

Thanks everyone. I ordered the mask and elasticizer lastnight while there were still discounts on them so hopefully they might help, thanks a million for the suggestions.