Question:
Any suggestions on a good shampoo to prevent hair breakage?
cachegirl68
2006-11-16 14:12:35 UTC
Any suggestions on a good shampoo to prevent hair breakage?
Sixteen answers:
anonymous
2006-11-16 14:30:39 UTC
Shampoo is designed to clean hair, not to stop breakage. Conditioners are designed to protect hair, and when put on damaged hair which might be at the breaking point, they might help delay the breakage, but won't stop it from eventually happening.



Some manufacturers provide conditioning shampoos (shampoo and conditioner combined), but those aren't going to stop breakage either. Maybe just delay it for a while.



The biggest hair breakage contributors are permanent wave products (improperly used), bleaching products (used to become a blonde) and other hair coloring products (improperly used).



The next worse hair breakage contributors are careless combing and careless brushing of raspy or snarled hair. What can protect you from breaking your hair under those conditions is a creme rinse.



After shampooing your hair and rinsing it, mush some creme rinse (doesn't matter which brand--even the cheapest works) into your hair, and then comb it. Comb starting at the ends and work toward your scalp. Be gentle. Once you've combed it all, then rinse it out. Best to do all of this in the shower. Much easier than bending over a sink. Quality creme rinses will not only unsnarl your hair and keep you from breaking it while combing it, but it will also give it a healthy looking shine.
buono
2016-12-11 09:04:14 UTC
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bajulal
2016-10-05 12:04:58 UTC
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2015-08-15 10:58:31 UTC
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Any suggestions on a good shampoo to prevent hair breakage?
Ice Queen
2006-11-16 17:48:49 UTC
Do you guys have Loreal Elseve (or its Elvive in Europe) there? There is one anti-breakage shampoo which promises to reduce 90% of breakage, you might want to try out. I was using its hair mask once per week and it's really good, my hair is more strong after using it, you can check the look of the product here: http://beauty-tricks.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=355
anonymous
2016-03-22 20:35:57 UTC
Well, as has been mentioned, bleaching your hair will eventually dry it out and cause it to split and break. A good quality conditioner will help you out and also (as mentioned), trimming your hair at least every month or two. A couple of ideas are try conditioning your hair with regular mayonnaise (sounds gross, I know, but it helps). Drink plenty of water! Your hair is an extension of what you put in your body, eat lot's of fresh fruit and veggies and you will improve the health of your hair. Taking vitamins helps too. Try to lay off the bleaching for a while and let your hair get back to optimum health. Hope this helps! :)
Judith
2016-04-08 15:14:39 UTC
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when shampooing never rub your hair together. scrub scalp and finger comb ends. if your brush has balls on it and any of the balls have fallen off then trash that brush and get a round brush with a metal base (no balls) . it will work like a curling iron and smooth the ends. you also need a smoothing creme for the ends. it looks like you are using something like pantene or fructise on your hair. STOP PLEASE. your hair will get weighed down with these because they are full of cheap wax. wax builds up on the scalp which will eventually cover up all the hair follicles so the hair suffocates and CANNOT grow back. (hence, baldness) towel dry your hair before conditioner and rinse with cool water. no need to use conditioner on the roots. need more tips ? feel free to contact me.
anonymous
2006-11-16 14:16:04 UTC
Therma Silk is what I use, and yes it makes your hair feel silky and helps with split ends and breakage.
justme
2006-11-16 14:22:07 UTC
pantene pro v ice shine it works so good and you probably need a leave in conditioner and i like biolage or a product for me queen Helen it has tea tree oil and avocado oil it makes your hair really strong and it grows really fast.good luck.
ilovegne
2006-11-16 14:36:33 UTC
Pantene has abreakage control shampoo and conditioner.
anonymous
2006-11-16 14:15:15 UTC
i personally love Redken, All Soft. It's a little on the pricey side..but it with a doubt works the best out of anything i've tried and my beautician even recommended it!
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2016-06-26 03:59:47 UTC
Best Shampoo For Breaking Hair
alysinvunderland
2006-11-16 14:14:32 UTC
Anything Yves Rocher, it's inexpensive and it works great. I am not sure if they have stores in the states, but you can order it online.
anonymous
2006-11-16 14:38:31 UTC
Garnier Length and STrength. I have really weakened thinning filipino hair and in no time it patched it up!
anonymous
2006-11-16 14:14:48 UTC
try pantene pro v it really works.
Amira
2006-11-16 14:20:41 UTC
tresame, tresame..........ooh la la!


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