Help for fried perm
When a perm goes bad
I just recently permed my hair and now it is severely fried, I cut a bunch of it of, but still no good. I can’t cut any more off because I have a big tattoo on the back of my neck and due to work need to keep it covered. please can you help me, how can I fix my dry damaged, severly fried hair????
Diana Inlow of www.lamasbeauty.com has some great advice:
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The primary culprit in protein loss is chemical services. Protein damage almost never occurs without moisture loss. I recommend: Nexxus’s Therappe Luxury Moisturizing Shampoo Encapsulated Lipids, Nourishing botanicals and hydrating emollients help restore and maintain vital moisture needed for dry, brittle hair to be naturally soft, pliable and radiantly healthy. Nexxus’s Keraphix Restorative Protein Creme Reconstructor This intensive reconstructor is blended with strengthening keratin Amino acids, Time released Nutrients and Nucleic Acids to restore health, elasticity and shine to dry, weak, damaged hair. Returns hair to its natural emoliency, for a shiny, silky look and feel. Ideal for chemically treated hair. Nexxus’s Humectress Ultimate Moisturizing ConditionerI recommend you use Sebastian Penetraitt treatments The ultimate conditioner for dry, brittle hair. Contains deep hydrating Emollients to dramatically improve elasticity, pliability and lustre. Preserves the vital moisture balance necessary for hair to be smooth, soft and radiant. I recommend you use Sebastian Penetraitt treatments once a month or, Nexxus’s Emergencee Strengthening Polymeric Reconstructor. If your hair is badly damaged do a treatment a week for the first month until your hair feels good again then go once a month after that. |
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hello i dyed my hair black like a month ago but i didnt dye it right so there were parts that werent black anyways i tried to lighten it putting red dye on top pf my black, but the results werent good only my roots are red and the parts i didnt dye properly. what should i do? should i bleach it? but my hair is too thin and weak and im scare to damage it too much. what should i do? i wanna lighten my hair
Comment by Lina — January 13, 2006 @ 8:38 pm
To Lina with red & black hair,
You are right to be afraid of damaging your hair more by trying to fix this! Stop! You are not alone with this dilemma. Go to my most read articles, click “Getting back to your natural hair color,” and also read “related articles” at the end of the post.
Good Luck!
Comment by Barb — January 17, 2006 @ 3:28 pm
Is Nexxus alright to use on chemically fried hair from having a perm done on highlighted and lowlighted hair and then i had a major chemical reaction from Nioxin SHampoo….because my hair took the perm great and I went in got my ends trimmed due to normal burned ends from the perm and hightlights but two weeks later I washed my hair with this Nioxin because my head was itching and it literally fried my hair all over? The company of Nioxin denies it would do it but I am living proof so I would like to know if this product would help me with this problem I have. Right now all the hair dressers want to do is cut my hair and I do not want to do that…..I want it long for my wedding in August….any help would be greatly appreciated.
Comment by Marion — January 24, 2006 @ 5:21 pm