What Kind of Hair Treatment Should You Get?

Dry hair occurs when the hair shaft cannot absorb or retain enough moisture, resulting in a brittle, lackluster appearance. Dry hair may result from washing too frequently, using harsh soaps and heated styling tools, or excessive exposure to the elements. In many cases, home remedies can restore moisture to dry hair. Start today!!!

You need a 'Anti-Frizz' Treatmnent. Frizz is mostly caused by a lack of moisture in your hair but humidity can also contribute to it.

The most readily visible signs of damaged hair - rough texture, over-porosity, dryness, and brittleness - are generally caused by damage to and over extension of the cuticle layer of the hair shaft. This can come from blow-drying, wind, harsh shampoos and chemical treatments, as well as other heat-styling methods and environmental influences.

Thin hair means you have lesser hair follicles placed closely together. That is why quite often you see a lot of scalp during your styling process. Naturals with thin hair tend to have to fluff out their roots a bit more after taking down their twists to hide the exposed scalp.

After spending all that time and money at the salon, you don't want to see your precious hair color disappear just because you cleansed with a product that stripped it of its hue. Go for your Color-Treated Treatment now!