Imporve the Breakage from Hair Straightening

                                                                                         

The hair breakage and bent hair from the straightening system are hard to improve. Here are some recommend suggestions that would help you hair. But at first you ask should ask yourself these questions: when did you get your TR? What system was it?

When did you notice the bends - do you know what the stylist did wrong? Have you seen breakage? Just curious about what you've been going through.

The recommendations are:

1. Make sure you get some protein treatments. Products such as Redken's Deep Fuel, Rene Furterer's Okara Hair repair treatment mask, or Frederic Fekkai's protein RX Hair Mask are some good products. Some are used different than others. PPT Id Care should only be used once every 3-4 weeks for damaged hair. I believe others you can use more regularly. If your stylist will do complimentary deep-conditioning treatments on your hair (complimentary of course since they botched your hair), I would highly recommend doing them about once a month.

2. You need deep moisturizing shampoo & conditioners. I regularly use Redken Allsoft Shampoo & Conditioner or Yuko Phiten Bella Shampoo & Treatment. There are other good brands out there.

3. Jojoba oil!!!!!! This is wonderful for dry hair or for lubricating the bends so that they don't split or break off. You can probably use other types of hair oil as well. I know of someone from the Lovely Loon forum who got the bends last summer and she's not gotten much breakage at all, possibly because of using this product (as well as taking great care of her hair). Some people douse this in their hair and sleep in it overnight (with a towel on your pillow) and then shampoo like normal. It's really helped my hair since I've been using it. I don't see the dryness like I did before.

4. Be gentle and take care of your hair. Don't tug, don't use tight ponytails, don't use clips if you can help it, don't use

a brush on your hair while it's wet. Try to use a wide toothed pick to brush your hair - it'll run through your hair smoother and won't tug on those dry/bent areas.

5. Get regular hair trims.

6. Taking vitamins and being healthy probably helps too! :)

I hope this advice would be helpful for you. I love straight hair, cause it takes so much less time getting my hair ready. I wish you the best and hope you don't see breakage!

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