Frizzy Hair
When frizzy hair decides to attack, it is primarily caused by a moisture
deficiency, including a lack of water and oil. Once the frizzies
attack, your hair is more subject to split ends and the electrostatic
effect. Just ask your cat when you walk along a furry carpet, and greet
her by touching her on the nose. By leaving your hair natural for as
many years as you can, without treating with strong chemicals,
especially those in coloring, simple brushing, combined with your
natural oils will defeat the frizzies and give you that natural shine.
When your hair is in good condition, the cuticle layers of your hair are
tight together, not separated like dried-out onion bulbs. Hair that is
in poor condition will have cuticle layers that are raised and damaged,
and as a result the ability of your hair to retain moisture will be
reduced. With good porosity, your hair is smooth. With poor
moisture-holding power, your hair has that fragmented look that gives rise to
the frizzies. Coarse and brittle hair fails to reflect light making
your hair appear dull and lifeless.
Be wary of treatments that remove moisture from your hair in order to establish color or hold. Bleaches, hair dyes, and perms are the culprits. With the damage comes the dreaded split ends and hair shaft breakage. If you cannot restore your frizzy hair with one or two attempts, you would be well advised to consult a hair specialist, especially if you have experienced the onset of multiple problems. Sometimes what looks like a good solution in the short term, fails in the long run and sets off a chain of events that create even greater problems down the line. Consult a beauty specialist. It is well worth the time and money.
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