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Tami View Drop Down
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    Posted: October 02 2001 at 1:30pm
I have very fine,thin damaged hair. Is there any great product that I can use to get the life and shine back? I color my hair and its a little past my shoulders. please help
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Sounds like a deep conditioner is in order. I like Mermade by L`Oreal. Leaves the hair like silk. A good leave-in conditioner is one by Quantum (both available at your local Sally`s store). Use a good moisturizing shampoo and conditioner and if you MUST use a hair dryer, keep it on the lowest possible heat setting.
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I have the same kind of hair you have, and I love Bumble and Bumble Deep. It`s expensive, but I only use it once every two weeks. I leave it on for 20 minutes then rinse. It takes care of a lot of the damage but doesn`t way it down. For everyday, I love Biolage Conditioning Balm.
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Sounds like a deep conditioner is in order. I like Mermade by L'Oreal. Leaves the hair like silk. A good leave-in conditioner is one by Quantum (both available at your local Sally's store). Use a good moisturizing shampoo and conditioner and if you MUST use a hair dryer, keep it on the lowest possible heat setting.
Thank you guys for your help. I`ll try them out and let you know what worked.

Tami
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