How Do You Repair Damaged, Curly Hair?
Many people with curly hair often use the wrong products!!! Over years, these products damage your beautiful, curly hair. Your hair ends up very dry with many split ends. It may take a while to get your hair back to looking its pretty self, but the time is worth it. If you seriously need a repair for your curly hair, read on…. • First, stop using most products with alcohol in it. Alcohol dries out the hair very easily and that is the opposite of what you want. Also, stop using 3/4 of the gel you put in your hair every day. only a little gel should hold alright. . Cremes and moose’s are great for curly hair. They hold without damaging your hair. • Wash your hair at least every other day. But, don’t shampoo it all of those days. Shampoo really dries out your hair. So,only use the shampoo every other wash. Use conditioner in every wash though. In the shower massage the conditioner into your scalp. After that, wash your body and let the conditioner soak into your scalp.Taking out your ta
• First, stop using most products with alcohol in it. Alcohol dries out the hair very easily and that is the opposite of what you want. Also, stop using 3/4 of the gel you put in your hair every day. only a little gel should hold alright. Creams and mousses are great for curly hair. They hold without damaging your hair. • Wash your hair at least every other day. But, don’t shampoo it all of those days. Shampoo really dries out your hair. So, only use the shampoo every other wash. Use conditioner in every wash though. In the shower massage the conditioner into your scalp. After that, wash your body and let the conditioner soak into your scalp.Taking out your tangles with a wide tooth comb while the conditioner is still in your hair is a good idea. Better to take out tangles at this point than later. Here is something you can do in your own time. Maybe over the weekends, go to your local store. Try to look for leave-in conditioners for curly hair. When at home, dampen your hair (not soak
• Take a deep breath. Think positive and stay confident. Keep in mind that this process of restoring your hair might take a while, but you are off to a great start, and when you’re finished, the results will be beautiful! • Stop using most products with alcohol in it. Alcohol dries out the hair very easily and that is the opposite of what you want. Some mousses and gels contain alcohol, but not all, and most hairsprays contain alcohols. Check the ingredients of your products and throw out the ones that contain alcohols. You can even find them in conditioners. • Fatty alcohols that are moisturizing for the hair and OK to use are: • Behenyl alcohol • Cetearyl alcohol • Cetyl alcohol • Isocetyl alcohol • Isostearyl alcohol • Lauryl alcohol • Myristyl alcohol • Stearyl alcohol • C30-50 Alcohols • Lanolin alcohol • Drying alcohols to avoid are: • Denat. alcohol • SD alcohol 40 • Witch hazel • Isopropanol • ethanol • SD alcohol • Propanol • Propyl alcohol • Isopropyl alcohol • Wash your hair
