Can ______ damage your hair?

Can.......

1) Hot showers

2) Using the blow-dryer

Damage hair?

Can ______ damage your hair?

yes i always turn the water on cool or slightly warm to wash my hair. ive only used the blow-dryer twice in my life

Can ______ damage your hair?

using the blow dryer i think can damage your hair

hot showers make your skin dry

Can ______ damage your hair?

Using the blow dryer, any type of heat styling tool can damage your hair, especially if yo do not use the right heat protection, I know. The most hot water can do is mess up your hair style lol.

Can ______ damage your hair?

Warm showers are better for your hair and skin, but don't be afraid to indulge. Blow dryers are also bad for hair if you aren't taking care of it. By using restoring creams etc., good shampoos and proper styling products you can repair the damage from styling tools.

Different hair types have different needs. You might benefit from blowing your hair dry if it naturally dries unattractively. As long as you take care of your hair - also with regular cuts - using blow dryers, curlers, straighters etc. is fine.

Can ______ damage your hair?

blow dryers can, and hot water can maybe give you dry skin, use warm water for your hair in the shower.

'Sun-in' on hair when not sunny?

Does using a blow dryer on hair when it has the product 'Sun-in' on it work just as well as being in the natural sun?

'Sun-in' on hair when not sunny?

Yes only if you are very careful, use a minimal amount, and have light hair (as in dark blond or lighter) it turns your hair orange if you use too much. Last summer I nearly used a bottle of sun-in with a blow drier and it left it a bit dull (not as shiny as it would had I been in the sun), but it did get lighter.

It may be okay if you use a shampoo/conditioner that is for colored hair.

ps.the more you keep redoing it with sun-in, the blonder it gets, but the more damaged also.

'Sun-in' on hair when not sunny?

You'll probably get different results. I was under the impression that Sun-in worked best with the light from the sun. Heat might yield different colors. Also, the sun provides a more controllable result. I'd stick with the sun.

'Sun-in' on hair when not sunny?

PLEASE DO NOT USE SUN IN, itworks horribly, I used it on my hair and it frizzed it took me nearly two years to grow my hair out again. sorry for being so dramatic about it just don't want ya to experience what I did. God Bless

try going to a salon

'Sun-in' on hair when not sunny?

please don't use sun-in. it's a terrible product, it really fries your hair.

'Sun-in' on hair when not sunny?

yeah sun in isnt good it will turn youre hair orange

'Sun-in' on hair when not sunny?

Sun-in will turn your hair orange if you have darker hair. It works about the same with the sun and the blow dryer. But even if it looks ok at first, it will start to turn brassy and orange looking after a while, not cute! I tried it once on my dark brown hair and had to redye it to get the orange out.

'Sun-in' on hair when not sunny?

I used sun-in for the first time a few weeks ago, with a blow drier. I thought the results looked really good (blonde not orange) and it did not fry my hair at all, in fact it made it shinny.My hair is already blonde,and I didn't use the whole bottle. Also if you have brown hair (Like your avatar) you probally shouldnt use it as there is a warning right on the back saying it will turn your hair orange. But other wise I say go for it! Good product!

How do i get out my perm without ruining my hair?

I got a perm almost a year ago and it wont wash out. Naturally i have like stick straight hair and i want to go back to that. Does anyone know an easy way to get rid of it that wont make my hair and dryer then it already is. p.s. a straight perm is not the answer, i need a free way that i can do at home.

How do i get out my perm without ruining my hair?

well, im having the same problem. I got a perm almost 3 years ago. when i started to straight iron it it got a little better. but use a protectant. otherwise your hair will start breaking. if you get a better answer let me know!!

Help! I hate the texture of my hair...any advice?

Okay so my hair is a little damaged from dying it and using heat hair tools- blow dryer and flat iron. I haven't dyed it for a couple months because I'm trying to give it a break. I use a flat iron and/or dryer 3-4 times a week. I feel like I have tried every product and home treatment possible to improve the texture of my hair and nothing has worked for me- even the expensive stuff I've only seen a SLIGHT improvement. The problem with my hair is that there is moderate breakage so it is dry and brittle, it is slightly frizzy, and also slightly wavy. Do you have any recommendations for treatments or products I can use to bring shine back to my hair? To make it soft, supple, and smooth?

Also, I don't like to always style it straight, but everytime I try to scrunch it with mousse, volume gel, and a diffuser it just looks like a bad perm from the 80s...its all fluffy and frizzy, when what I'm going for is pretty, subtle waves! Any good products, tools, or strategies for this?

Help! I hate the texture of my hair...any advice?

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Help! I hate the texture of my hair...any advice?

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Help! I hate the texture of my hair...any advice?

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Help! I hate the texture of my hair...any advice?

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Help! I hate the texture of my hair...any advice?

Use the african american hair oil products. they're great for dry hair.

Help! I hate the texture of my hair...any advice?

It works so well you won't imagine it could!! I use this very economical brand: Suave Professionals Sleek Shampoo and Conditioner. It's in an orange bottle and will totally make you amazed after one use!

Works as well as Matrix!

Help! I hate the texture of my hair...any advice?

Try some John Freida Frizz Ease. Put it on your hair while it is still wet. The you can let it dry naturally (curls) or blow dry it. It well help the shine and cut down the frizz.

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Hair products recommendation for coloured hair?

My hair is thick and there's hardly any hairfalls.Recently,i dyed my hair.After a few days time,i hair bacame courser,dryer,gets tangled easily and a LOT of hair is falling out.What hair product can be used on coloured,curly hair to give it a shine,smooth and silky texture and less hairfall?

Hair products recommendation for coloured hair?

coloring hair (chemicals) will do that ...

i use all natural products on my hair, face %26amp; body ... Burt's Bees has a color keeper shampoo %26amp; conditioner that is wonderful! give it a whirl.

also, when you get out of the shower, to give your hair some luster %26amp; shine, put some almond oil on it, whether wet or dry, just don't use a lot ... you don't want it to look greasy.

Hair products recommendation for coloured hair?

Use a rich in moisture shampoo and conditioner,preferably from the salon, and use a hair serum. It should do the trick!

Good luck :)

Hair products recommendation for coloured hair?

i think the dye you used may be hurting your hair. you could ask your stylist to use a different dye next time. but gat a shampoo that is specialized in colored hair becuase it will make your hair stronger and feel softer.

Hair products recommendation for coloured hair?

pantene products are the best try biosilk too, and theres a hair weaving method where you weave the bottoms of your haid out and it takes off the dead part, so your hair looks more alive and pretty./

Hair products recommendation for coloured hair?

i use clariol nice and easy it is cheapest and i like the brand but i am going green so that is my former hair dye. green hair products will help the environment.

Hair products recommendation for coloured hair?

Redkin makes some excellent products for colored treated hair and they sell there products in Salon and I think I seen them on the shelves of walmarts too. Anyway here is there web site if u want to take a look..http://www.redken.com/home.cfm

Best hair removal?

i have really sensitive skin, i've tried removing hair with razors and they jus make my skin very dry and it starts to itch. putting on lotion, baby oil, etc after shaving and my skin still itches. im scared that if i use wax, itll even make my skin dryer. what hair removal technique should i use?

Best hair removal?

I have sensitive skin too, I like Veet hair removal cream for sensitive skin. I like how it leaves my skin smooth, painless and no itch! Try a patch test first before using it to make sure that you're not allergic. There's also permanent hair laser removal but that could cost you a lot.

Best hair removal?

Alexandrite Laser hair removal, or YAG if you are dark skinned.

Do not go to epilight IPL removal. It doesn't work.

Best hair removal?

American Laser center by far - they work for all skin types and pigments. You'll love them I swear!

Best hair removal?

Laser Hair Removal would be the best because then you would be done with it and you would have no more worrys.

The www.HairRemovalForum.com site below offers you information on the best types of lasers and helps you to see if you are a candidate. The www.SignatureForum.com site ranks providers nationally and helps you to see who is good at offering the service.

Good luck.

Best hair removal?

Plucking (tweezing), Shaving, Depilatory creams and Waxing are temporary hair removal methods.

Waxing usually lasts for 3 weeks, but it is painful.

Electrolysis and laser hair removal are 閳ユ笡ermanent閳?hair removal methods but are expensive and you have to find a trained professional, otherwise your skin could be damaged.

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