Hair so damaged I fear it'll never grow?
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Topic: Hair so damaged I fear it'll never grow?
Posted By: heyy_k
Subject: Hair so damaged I fear it'll never grow?
Date Posted: January 15 2011 at 4:38pm
My hair has not grown in two years.
two years ago,it was bleached I straightened it everyday, no heat protectant
I then decided to go dark again a year ago, around half a year ago back to blonde
and 6 months ago went back dark to grow it out
Still straighetnign everyday but with a protection product
I noticed a couple of months ago my ends were breaking off at white dots, my hair was very dry etc
had a 1/2" trim but the problem seemed to be getting worse, the amount of hair breaking off was horrible
My hair has been stuk shoulder length for two years
So finally, I paid £60 for a cut at another salon telling me they'd cut the damage away so I could grow out my hair
I had 2" off and am using a strengthening shampoo however (been using it for around a month)also have been using it's a 10 miracle mask...there are still white dots everywhere and it is still breaking off
My hair is a horrible weird wavy mess, it's also shorter than I feel good with. It would be okay if I could straighten it but even more damage would just be urg. :/ I don't want to cut anymore off as I don't want to appear masculine but
Will I ever be able to grow my hair out?
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Posted By: xxxzvp
Date Posted: January 16 2011 at 10:50am
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My wife wears her hair very short, she gets it cut with clippers, and I can tell you, she doesn't look masculine. Short hair can be real sexy.
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Posted By: espy
Date Posted: February 17 2011 at 8:24am
Everything will be ok, just give your hair time to recover.
Meanwhile, forget the chemicals; massage the scalp with almond oil, it stimulates hair's growth; use gentle, sls free shampoo, better natural; eat a lot of fruits and vegetables; exercise; and in no time the problem will be resolved.
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Posted By: Dark40
Date Posted: September 29 2011 at 6:13pm
You need to stay away from the chemicals, and have regular trims. Do deep conditioners weekly. Or, however often you feel there is a need. Also use a good moisturizing shampoo, and oil regularly with Coconut oil. I hope this helps.
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Shannon D. Bax
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