Question:
How to not have dead ends in your hair? ?
2009-01-31 16:25:48 UTC
Okay i have dead ends fast and i hate it i would my hair to not have dead end so fast any tips to help them ?
thx
29 answers:
2009-01-31 16:41:01 UTC
If you have "dead ends" then your hair is probably dry.

Get a hair cut, and have all the dead ends cut off - even if it means you get a shorter than you wanted haircut,

then use a good hair care system involving a high quality dry hair shampoo and conditioner and a leave in treatment designed for dry hair don't wash your hair every day - every other day is fine,

also try to stay completely away from heat based hair styling machines such as hair dryers, curlers and straighteners, although if you have to use a hair dryer get a diffuser,

minimise on hair styling products - use these only when you are going out don't use them daily and never use ordinary hair spray or the old fashioned "moose" these dry hair terribly.

When I get dry hair I dye it! It might sound unusual but after every time I dye my hair it feels so lovely, shiny, thick and well you know awesome! Even if the dye you choose is almost the same colour as your natural hair go for it. Don't bleach your hair or try to lighten it this works in reverse and actually dries it out.
bof_smelt
2009-01-31 16:32:27 UTC
Do you mean split ends? The main things that damage your hair follicles are over-brushing, styling products (mostly gels and sprays but some shampoos are harsher than others too), blow drying, curling, and coloring/chemically treating (perms) your hair. So the more of those things you eliminate the better your hairs health will be.



I also recall recently reading an article that recommended just using a wide tooth comb on wet hair to avoid damaging it.



Personally I use Alba's natural shampoo and conditioner, a combo comb, towel/air dry my hair, and don't style it with any products and I have no split ends.
2016-09-30 10:49:55 UTC
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Artemis
2009-01-31 16:29:35 UTC
You mean split ends? Find a salon-brand shampoo that has benefits like no split ends, and get your hair trimmed by 1/4th of an inch every 2 months.
kattie
2009-01-31 16:28:58 UTC
use a lot of conditioner, stay away from heat products like blow dryers and curling or straightening irons, and trim your ends regularly (every 6 weeks or so).



a good shampoo/conditioner combo is Herbal Esscences long term relationship (it's in the red bottle)



you can use deep conditioner too- like Garnier Fructis deep conditioner. that works well and keeps your hair hydrated to protect from split ends.



there are also some specialty shampoo/conditioners that say like "no split ends" or something, just look around in the drugstore
La cuti
2009-01-31 16:30:28 UTC
yeah well you could actually cut those dead ends a little bit

try not to use much heat, like to straighten your hair, and if u do, use protective products

if u are blow drying you hair make sure, that when it's done, u give your hair some cool air, you can find that in the blow drier

so yeah that's what you can do :

good luck
2009-01-31 16:32:07 UTC
Oh i hate that all i can tell you is that heat is what really damages it, like straightening or curling your hair a lot, reviving conditioner helps a lot with that, when staightening your hair(if you think you really need to) dont hold it to long at the ends because thats what damages it, playing and ripping at your hair a lot damages it too, best of luck with you locks of love:)
2009-01-31 16:29:47 UTC
I'd suggest changing your shampoo and using a conditioner or something. Also , get it trimmed every once in a while to get rid of what is dead already.
Softball.Addict;;<3
2009-01-31 16:29:33 UTC
Get the ends trimmed every month-6 weeks.



Split ends,,,not dead ends.
2009-01-31 16:28:41 UTC
the reason why youre getting dead ends is because your hair is really dry. use a deep conditioning treatment on your hair once a week.
sean d
2009-01-31 16:35:27 UTC
you have dead ends because you let it grow out and never get it trimmed if you trim it not sure how long you should wait to do this but a hair dresser will tell you.
2009-01-31 16:29:04 UTC
some people's hair dies faster than others. if this includes you, get a haircut every 3 months or so. this will cut of the newly dead hair and make your hair stronger. it also helps to have shorter hair, but if you dont want to, just get frequent haircuts (1-3 inches a cut)



good luck!



A
2009-01-31 16:37:52 UTC
split ends? haha.



try not to use heat on your hair very often.

say if you straighten it one day, don't wash your hair that night so it can be straight the next day also.



and it could be because of dry-ness also so you should let natural oils in your hair come out, don't wash your hair everyday, maybe just every other day is good.
- Alexis.
2009-01-31 16:29:21 UTC
I used to have them too. My best advice is to get your dead ends trimmed off. Your suppose to get you ends trimmed every 6 weeks.
2009-01-31 16:29:06 UTC
Get regular trims 4-6 weeks.
2009-01-31 16:30:29 UTC
if u shraight ur hair alt it will become like that but f u shraight ur hair lke 1 or 2 times a week it wont.
Megan
2009-01-31 16:29:37 UTC
Keep getting your hair trimmed often and I think they have new shampoo and conditioner for your situation.
ilyjjune
2009-01-31 16:30:15 UTC
once you get dead ends, you can't repair them. you have to cut your hair.



blow drying flat ironing excessive heat and tons of things contribute to them! so they're pretty much unavoidable.. just make sure you get your hair cut regularily. :]
Skweeki
2009-01-31 16:30:41 UTC
well... technically you're supposed to trim your hair every 3 weeks but who wants that? use a gentle brush and great brand shampoo. (sunsilk!)
Anonymous
2009-01-31 16:28:54 UTC
Trim your ends more frequently.
2009-01-31 16:29:14 UTC
trim your hair once in a while

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liz.inwonderland
2009-01-31 16:29:37 UTC
just trim your ends a little bit once in a while:]
djemila.phresh!
2009-01-31 16:28:59 UTC
deep condition your hair.

works everytime.

just after you wash it put some conditioner on it then leave it for a while && after a while your hair looks normal.
2009-01-31 16:28:32 UTC
You mean split ends?



Don't iron your hair.
samantha l
2009-01-31 16:29:26 UTC
have it trimmed every 6 weeks good luck
?
2009-01-31 16:29:04 UTC
*Split ends ?



No excessive heat.

Condition.

No harsh brushing.
Blondie
2009-01-31 16:28:53 UTC
a good haircut and pantine
acemcdonut
2009-01-31 16:28:42 UTC
Shave it all off. Problem solved.
notjustme
2009-01-31 16:28:54 UTC
by cutting them and when you do that they grow faster


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