How to Treat & Prevent Split Ends
We’ve all at some point experienced split ends. They develop when your hair is damaged from being too dry, bridled, or frayed. Although it is easy to spot, it takes a little more work to fix. Follow this helpful guide to correct your split ends.
Air-Dry Hair
Using a hair dryer or towel to dry your hair does more damage than good. Instead, try air-drying your hair. Though it takes a bit longer, it leaves you with better results and healthier strands with zero split ends. If you air-dry your hair consistently, you’ll notice healthier hair, from the look to the feel.
Reduce Heat
Ditch the flatiron, and put away the hair dryer. Heat will not help with split ends. In fact, too much heat is the cause of split ends in the first place. Instead, use the old fashioned methods of brushing your hair with a nourishing oil to ensure there isn’t damaging tugging going on as you comb through knots. You’ll achieve a stunning, smooth look without damaging hair. Plus, you’ll bring out the best in your natural texture.
Apply Leave-In Conditioner
This hair product is an essential when it comes to correcting and preventing split ends. Leave in conditioner will keep your tresses moisturized from root to tip, while supplying the right amount of nutrients to the rest of your scalp. For the best results, apply the product first to your ends, then gradually work your hair up to the shaft and the scalp so that most of the product is focused on the ends and the excess is lightly applied elsewhere.
If you have split ends you’d like to mend or want to prevent them from developing on your healthy tresses, keep this guide at the top of your mind. You’ll be better equipped to handle the situation and target the problem at the source. After a few adjustments to your routine, your hair will be healthier in no time.
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