I had balayage done about 8 weeks ago and it has wrecked my hair so much!
They toned twice and did a treatment but the ends are like straw.
I'm considering just getting it dyed back to my natural colour and using a treatment but don't know what.
Can any hairdressers help?
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01-05-2013 08:01 #1
Damaged hair
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06-05-2013 16:55 #2
It's always good to start with a good Shampoo & Conditioner for Coloured Hair. Use a Treatment once or twice a week, The Moroccan Oil Treatment is a nice Leave in, and I love the Moroccan Oil Intense Hydrating Mask, makes the hair feel beautiful. If the ends are breaking, I'd suggest Redken Anti Snap as a leave in, doesn't make the hair feel soft as theres protein in it but stops hair snapping! I also love the Redken Intense Renewal mask. Its a treatment that has moisture, protein and Anti frizz all in one.
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06-05-2013 17:27 #3
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I'm not a hairdresser but I had a similar experience to you and my hair was so damaged, I was really upset.
I switched to Kerastase Nutritive, used the Shampoo and the leave in treatment in place of conditioner and it worked wonders within about 2 weeks. I also use the elixir ultime after washes and that works a treat too.
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06-05-2013 17:48 #4
Thanks for the replies ladies.
I went to Price Attack today and got some Argan Oil for moisture and Joico K-Pak Revitaluxe for the protein.
Fingers crossed it works!
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06-05-2013 17:58 #5
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06-05-2013 18:05 #6
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06-05-2013 18:08 #7
I would make sure you get a semi, not a permanent colour, that should help, I had mine bleached to strip some colour then dyed with a permanent coliur with bleach in it... so essentially doubled up on it... my poor hair was wrecked. That was 10 months ago, I will be honest it took awhile to get it back to nice and shiny and healthy but it got there eventually I just made sure I had regular trims every 6 weeks as well.
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06-05-2013 18:16 #8
Thanks for the tip
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06-05-2013 18:19 #9
Try a latino treatment, it really improves the overall quality of your hair.
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