How Do You Fix Fried Hair?
Too much styling or too many perms and products can leave your hair looking awful. If your hair looks frizzled and fried, you’ve got more options than chopping it all off. Follow this guide on how to fix fried hair and your locks will be lively and lovely in no time. Step 1: Apply a deep conditioner. You can fix your fried hair quickly and simply by applying a deep conditioner. The sooner you do this, the better. Visit your local drug store or hair salon and look for a deep conditioner that contains keratin. It should also be specifically formulated for dry or damaged hair. (No surprise there, right?) Deep conditioner is applied to wet hair, so it’s best to apply in the shower or bath. Put a generous layer of this product over every square inch of your hair and let it do its magic for at least 10 minutes. It will absorb into your hair shaft and result in softer hair. Do this twice a week until your fried hair recovers, and then continue with a once-a-week application afterwards. Step 2
If you’ve ever fried your hair while getting it highlighted, colored, permed or permanently straightened, you probably found yourself trying desperately to somehow save your hair. Unfortunately, when your hair is chemically fried, it becomes very damaged and is somewhat difficult to save. Step 1 Deep condition your hair. Put in a deep conditioner which says that it is for dry, damaged hair. Put it in your hair as soon as possible and leave it in for ten to fifteen minutes. Rinse out after about ten to fifteen minutes. Deep condition two to three times a week. Step 2 When you shower, put a shower cap over your hair. You want to avoid getting your hair wet every day. Opt to wash your hair every other day or every couple of days. Washing your hair daily is damaging, so avoid washing hair daily. Step 3 Use a leave in conditioner. In between days when you are deep conditioning, put a leave in conditioner. You won’t need to put this one the days when you deep condition, but every other day y
