Friday, May 14, 2010

My hair is VERY dry and unmanageable? What to do (pref. hairdressers)?

So recently I have been having some major issues with my hair. It used to be really soft when I would get it wet in the shower to where i really didnt need conditioner and I wouldnt have to brush it out right away afterwards. Now It has gotten so dry that when I get it wet it feels so rough and matted up and almost like it dries right up when water touches it (if that makes sense) And I have to bring a brush with me in the shower and brush while hampoo is in hair and then when conditioner is in hair then after i rince I have to brush again then once Im out of the shower IMMEDIATLEY BRUSH IT AGAIN. If I dont do this my hair will be a mess and I just throw it up or cry trying to brush it out. I dont know whats wrong with it. It hasnt always been like this, just within the last couple of months or so.





Im trying to figure out what to do. I dont know if I need a haircut or a hot oil treatment or if I should just give it time. My hair dosent even feel the same anymore. I used to get compliments on my hair and now I cant even fix it because its so hard to brush, let alone dry then straighten. It always ends up in a bun or ponytail once it has air dryed because my hair is wavy when I let it air dry and it just looks nasty. I cant even take my hair down when I go swimming. Its disgusting. What should I do?





I dont have that much money right now, so I want to do something that will actuallyhelp so I dont waste my money. HELP ME! its driving me insane. Im thinking of just shaving my head and letting it grow back.My hair is VERY dry and unmanageable? What to do (pref. hairdressers)?
i'm trying to figure out why your hair would be doing this in the first place....are you on any new medications? are you using a very cheap shampoo and conditioner? do you swim every day (it sounds like it might be chlorine damage)? i need a little more info...





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well it sounds like youre not doing anything to make your hair do this. my advice is to get a really good deep conditioner. redken makes a product line called ';all soft'; and i use it on my clients with extremely dry hair. u can put it on in the shower and leave it in for 10 minutes. dont brush your hair when its wet, that will cause a lot of breakage. after you rinse it out comb your hair with a wide toothed comb then apply a leave in conditioner, this doesnt have to be a certain brand - just something to keep it moisturized while its dry. the all soft is a little pricey but well worth it. try to get it if you can. if you dont see results after a couple of conditioning treatments then i would suggest getting as much cut off as you can live with. hope this helps:)My hair is VERY dry and unmanageable? What to do (pref. hairdressers)?
A simple deep conditior will work.. leave it in for 5 to ten mminutes and rinse it out. While the conditon is in comb it down and then blow dry it with a diffuser. This should solve your problem! If not you might want to look into a chinese straightner, its a chemical treatment the permintenly striaghtens hair.
i think brushing it when its wet damages your hair!! and is it because its very long? or perhaps very thick?? perhaps get a haircut.. thin it out (if its too thick) and then quickly invest on some good (yet not too expensive) leave-in conditioner maybe? and get some moisture-intense shampoo designed for damaged hair..perhaps tell us a little bit more detail about your hair??? we will try to help!!
It could be buildup....try a clarifying shampoo, then use a ';cone'; free conditioner. (any ingredient ending with -cone or -xane is considered a ';cone';). Suave naturals is a good one to start with.


If you want more information, you can contact me.


(Is your hair straight? or curly, or wavy?)
cut it thats pretty much your only option
Ok first, I am not a hairdresser but I had your same problem, I would dye my hiar alot and blow dry/ straighten it.


1. Stop straightening your hair so much. give your hair a break for the heat.


2. Go to your nearest Walgreen's and buy ';Mane n Tail'; Shampoo and conditioner. It is about $7.50 per bottle but works wonderfully.


3. Go on eBay and pick up ';Mane n Tail'; herbal gro spray therapy.





These products are alot cheaper than salon products but give you the same result.
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  • Burnt scalp from overdying my hair. ANYONE IN BEAUTY SCHOOL OR HAIRDRESSERS?

    I need major help. I have dyed my hair quite a few times this week, because i bleached it and it looked AWFUL. I don't know what to do about it..my scalp burns really bad, my hair looks awful (it's extremely damaged and broken), and i can't avoid the ponytail because wearing it down looks about 10 times as bad. I need someone to help me that knows what they're talking about, because I need to do something about this tomorrow. Please help me :( Thanks so much!Burnt scalp from overdying my hair. ANYONE IN BEAUTY SCHOOL OR HAIRDRESSERS?
    A lot of colors and especially lighteners will make your hair as dry as the desert. So doing this repeatedly over a very short amount of time, I can only imagine how cry your poor hair is! Your hair is thirsty! What you should do is buy a hydrating treatment at a beauty supply store or sometimes they carry them at department/retail stores. A very rich conditioner would work 'okay' too. Saturate towel dried hair with it and put it in a plastic shower cap. The longer you leave it in, the better result you will get. Do some chores, surf the internet, do anything! I would suggest at least an hour. Believe me, you'll forget it's even on and your hair will be loving you. For extra penetration, heat up the hair with a blowdrier through the cap. What that does is open up the outer layer of hair to let the moisture in deeper. I would suggest doing this every other day depending on the damage. Then just wash it out!


    Try alternative methods of wearing your hair, a thick headband or very loose ponytail. Any stress on the hair can make it break off much easier. Also, DO NOT color your hair again for a while. I've been in situations where clients who have very damaged hair come in and someone colors their hair and it falls out in chunks in the sink. You don't want that. The scalp issue just needs time to heal up but don't put any products such as gels or sprays anywhere near your scalp because it will very much delay the healing process. Steer clear of curling irons and flat irons as well. The heat will further damage your hair. I hope this helps! Good luck!Burnt scalp from overdying my hair. ANYONE IN BEAUTY SCHOOL OR HAIRDRESSERS?
    Put aloe vera gel on your scalp to relieve and heal the burns.


    Don't put anymore chemicals or heat on your head, you will be in more pain and do more damage.


    The damage to you hair is already done and you will have to live with the ponytail until you can get a hair cut.


    Aloe won't cure the hair problem but won't do any more damage.
    No pony tails, it pulls the hair and that's the last thing you want to do right now because it will cause more breaking and damage to your hair and scalp. Rinse it first and apply conditioner to it and leave it. After about 5 min. rinse the conditioner out with cool water then get to a salon.
    There are scalp masks that you apply to your scalp, wait like 5 min. and then wash out. My friend had a really dry scalp and this really helped her.
    Saturate your hair in olive oil, gently rubbing it into the scalp. Wrap it in a warm, slightly moist towel and leave it on as long as you can. Try to avoid heat. You've damaged your hair and scalp enough. Your cuticle needs time to relax. It's not going to happen over night, but it will calm down eventually. If you absolutely have to color it again in order to fix it, then go with a semi permanent, but be careful. Buy a shade lighter than what you originally want, because damaged hair takes on color too dark sometimes. Do a strand test to see how long to leave it on. You might not have to leave it on as long as what the box says.

    Home coloured hair, wanting to go lighter on a budget!!! SYDNEY HAIRDRESSERS WANTED!?

    i have darkest brown home coloured hair, and what to go a lighter brown, with some blonde highlights. I dont mind paying a little extra for a good job, but i dont really want to spend more then two hundred. is there anyway that i could colour my hair at home for the base, and then go to the salon to get the highlights?





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    Thats the base colour i want my hair to be.. sort of a lighter brown, with a redish hue to it.








    Any help would be needed, and any one in australia that know of a good hairdresser that doesnt charge a fourtune, pass their number over :DHome coloured hair, wanting to go lighter on a budget!!! SYDNEY HAIRDRESSERS WANTED!?
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    ehow.comHome coloured hair, wanting to go lighter on a budget!!! SYDNEY HAIRDRESSERS WANTED!?
    Get one of those do it yourself packs from pricline or kmart it does the base colour and highlights with very clear instructions. The pack costs about $25 i'm not sure of the name( maybe loreal) but when you go to the hair section of the store you will know what i am talking about cause it shows a picture on the front. Otherwise if you don't want to do it yourself go to Hairhouse Warehouse the salon in there is reasonably priced

    What would be a fun Holiday Gift for my Hairdresser?

    She's done my hair for a few months now, and during the holidays, I like to give out little things here and there, as far as price anywhere from $5-$15. Something original and from the heart, I guess...(from the heart = cheap lol) so anyways what would be kinda fun.....besides cash I already tip her. What do you sayWhat would be a fun Holiday Gift for my Hairdresser?
    try to find a tree ornament of scissors or something cute like that, hairdressers tend to be very proud of what they do for a living, its like art to them, and its something that is usually always one their mind.What would be a fun Holiday Gift for my Hairdresser?
    I gave my hairdresser a Chia Head. It looks like a human head and the plants grow on it to look like hair that he can trim. He love it and thinks its so cute, and it wasn't all that expensive...I think I paid $15.99 for it.
    A cute ';Best hairdresser'; ornament or something to pamper herself, A pedicure gift set for her tired feet, they have these in a mini size especially around christmas
    any gift card from her favorite department store or maybe a giftbag with some nice opi nail polish or bath and body works lotion in it..
    how about a subscription to a Hair Style magazine.... With some bathtub special items... so she can relax at home after a long day on her feet... some comfy slippers..soap.. candles...
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    RED HAIR - how can i get it brown (not too dark) hairdressers help is appreciated.?

    Basically i have been dying my hair red for a year using xxl live colour (hair was a mousey brown) but im fed up of it and want to go to a chocolate brown colour.


    Ive tried not to dye my hair now for 3 months so it will hopefully fade abit but now my roots are coming through badly and i dont want to put another red dye over it but the roots are getting me down as they look awful.


    How can i try and get my hair a nice brown colour - i really dont want it to go ginger or browny-red, please help. x








    also as i am pregnant i dont really want to be putting too much hair dye on or a colour stripper as im unsure whether i can use thisRED HAIR - how can i get it brown (not too dark) hairdressers help is appreciated.?
    firstly - yes in order to get rid of the red (which will show as undertones beneath a brown dye) then you will need to use a colour remover. don't panic though, they are far less harsh than bleach and are well known for being non-damaging. i really recommend Goldwell: http://www.salonsdirect.com/PD_51339.asp鈥?/a>


    then use a ash brown dye to fully neutralise any remaning red tones, try a light ash brown dye so as to not go too dark immediately. it is much easier to darken it if it is too light than to lighten it if it is too dark. i recommend Revlon: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Revlon-Colorsilk鈥?/a>

    :S i don't know my hair colour xD help!!! any hairdressers :)?

    ok i want to get these http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/16-Streaks-20-Qual鈥?/a>





    but the problem is i have no idea what colour to get :S


    i don't know my hair colour people say it looks like a Dark blonde colour !! help what colour is my hair i don't want to get a pair of them then waste money :S help





    my hair is blonde but is really dark and looks nothing like blonde %26gt;:(





    The thing is it looks really blonde when i have finished drying it :S





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    What colour would you say i should get dark brown extensions and i was thinking of dying it brown though :S








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    Thanks lovelys ;):S i don't know my hair colour xD help!!! any hairdressers :)?
    I don't think ur hair is that blonde....maybe it auburn...I wouldn't put brown highlights in it, or colour it brown, if ur hair is still that colour...how about blonde, if ur hair is blonde than make it dirty blonde i think it would look good with ur face:S i don't know my hair colour xD help!!! any hairdressers :)?
    tbh..i think its a bit dodgy buying them over the internet. you dont know what quality they are ? when i went to buy my extensions the women that WORKED in the hairdressing place gave me the WRONG colour after physically matchin it to my hair IN PERSON. so if i ******* that up im pretty sure if you buy them over the internet your not going to be satisfied. best choice? go to the salon services and there is a colour chart were they will match your hair EXACTLY. and the quality will be so much better. there a bit costy.. but by looking at your hair you would only need 2 strips. most people need about 3 or 4 :] so your lucky. dont make the same mistake i did.. it cost me 拢70 lol. hope i helped xx
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  • Anyone who lives in southampton - bournemouth area, i need a good hairdressers!?

    I want one that preferably specialises in long curly hair. i want to get my hair cut but everytime i go to the salon by my house they never get it right, and all they want to do is straighten my hair, and i want to know how to style it curly!! does anyone know a really good salon in bournemouth or southampton or between?! i once went to haringtons storm...that was good, but too expensive :(


    and where can you find prices of haircuts etc on the internet? the salon websites never tell you them?!


    thanksAnyone who lives in southampton - bournemouth area, i need a good hairdressers!?
    Salon La Vogue in Southampton, she specializes in curly hair! I'm going to her tomorrow, wish me luck!





    she did my prom hair and it was amazing by the way, she's greatAnyone who lives in southampton - bournemouth area, i need a good hairdressers!?
    there is a great one near bournemouth that my daughter goes to. when i say bournemouth its actualy in poole but its only a few miles. it is really friendly and they do a great job. if you want any more info then feel free to email me as if i give you the name it might be classed as advertising.