QuoteReplyTopic: Dead Hair Posted: August 07 2007 at 2:14pm
My hair is doing wonderful :) I tried the V05 product Bob suggested and it works like a charm. I can't remember the last time my hair was this soft and shiny, not to mention that I no longer get any breakage.
Hello, Black Lace! I'm glad that chopping is not a consideration. To me, long hair, even with a few flaws, leaves short coifs in the dust. Try a hot oil treatment, or a good conditioner. Believe it or not, the inexpensive VO5 product works best on my wife's hair. If your ends remain too damaged-looking, get a talented, *trusted* person to trim an inch or so. Sometimes even a tiny trim gives hair a fresh look and feel. God Bless, Bob
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My hair is about 1.5 inches below mid-back length but it's been feeling pretty dead lately. Any suggestions of what products I could use or anything to save my hair and to possibly bring it back from the dead? Lol.
I've been growing it for far too long to just chop it off, so that's not even an option. Any help would be appreciated!
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Hello, Black Lace! I'm glad that chopping is not a consideration. To me, long hair, even with a few flaws, leaves short coifs in the dust. Try a hot oil treatment, or a good conditioner. Believe it or not, the inexpensive VO5 product works best on my wife's hair. If your ends remain too damaged-looking, get a talented, *trusted* person to trim an inch or so. Sometimes even a tiny trim gives hair a fresh look and feel. God Bless, Bob 
