Sometimes when you do a lot of damage to your hair and the
hair follicle is damaged all the way through it cannot be undone by any
products. Dying your hair and chemically treating your hair in any way will do
more harm than good. It’s hard to say if the damage you have
can be repaired, but you definitely need to stop dying, give
your hair a break for a while try to regain
some moisture and then to avoid having to dye it again I would suggest that you
go back to your original natural hair color.
I’d also suggest that you keep up with the conditioners
especially the deep conditioners, leave it on for a long time hours or
overnight if need be and keep doing the oil treatments Moroccan or coconut; you
may not see results right away but keep at it, it takes time. On the Nexxus
site I read a lot of customer reviews for the deep conditioner that I have the
Nexxus Humectress where people said that it helped restore their chemically
treated, bleached and dyed hair, I can’t guarantee anything of course but you
could give it a try.
Also I’d suggest going to a hair stylist, a good one and
consulting with them about the damage, there may be professional treatments
they could do to help.
Stop using harsh shampoos; use ones with no sulphates
because you don’t need to strip your hair anymore than it is and try shampooing
you hair less.
Try doing over night deep conditioning and reconstructoring
treatments such as hair masques, they can greatly help to improve the condition
of your hair. I use the Macadamia Deep Repair Hair Masque and again for many
people it works wonders, not sure if it will work for you specifically but you
can do some research.
Do not use any heat on your hair, no blow dryers, curling
irons or flat irons until you start to see improvement, using heat will only add
to the damage and when you wash your hair use cold water.
If your hair is falling out you can try to combat this with
a root stimulating shampoo or a shampoo and conditioner specifically designed
to help stop hair loss, you don’t want your hair to get thinner and looked
damage. Do some research on this online or ask at your beauty supply store.
Try not to brush and comb your hair very much until you see
improvement, you don’t want to do anything that will break the hair any more.
You won’t be able to undo the damage overnight unfortunately,
but there are steps you can take to make your hair look better, it will take
time for your hair to recover and if the damage can’t be undone over time focus
on growing healthier hair and slowly trimming off the damages parts.
Good Luck.
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