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<h1>Advice And Treatment For Damaged Hair</h1>
<div>by Nancy Faizabadi</div> 
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The symptoms of damage vary depending upon the event or events that caused the damage. The most common symptoms are "breakage" hair that breaks easily, a bad case of the "frizzies", split ends, hair that has lost its shine or luster, and hair that has rough spots or feels rough all over.&nbsp;&nbsp; Wind, rain, pool and saltwater, sun, pollution, harsh chemicals, excessive perms, bleaching or coloring your hair, and even teasing it too much can result in damaged hair. 

Regardless of the cause, you can usually do something to make it look at least better than it does at the moment. 
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Treatment:-
There are products and intensive treatments that can help you repairing damaged hair to some extend. The repair products contains silicon based polymers that can glue those small cracks on your hair fiber and cover your hair with some protective films and bring your hair back in shine - at least from cosmetic point of view. 
These products provide you with some temporary solution and is quite useful specially when you are away for long business trips or holidays and have no access to your stylist. 
Treatment for damaged hair and repairing products includes moisturizing and intensive conditioning. There are two types of treatments - one for overheated and dry hair and the other is designed for damages caused by chemically treated hairs. 
These products also offer additional protection and will help preventing(reducing) future damage while cleansing and conditioning hair fibers. <IMG height=86 alt="Cranberry oil for damaged hair" src="http://www.short-hair-style.com/images/cranberry01.jpg" width=130 align=left border=0> Products rich in antioxidants can also help repair cellular damage caused by pollutants and product build-up. 
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Split Ends:-
Split ends are the easiest type of hair damage to control. Split ends are the result of normal hair wear and tear, but can also by toweling your hair too vigorously when it is wet, over blow drying, and excessive coloring, bleaching, or perms. Anothe factor that can lead to split-ends is sun exposure. Fine hair is especially prone to splitting. 
There is no real cure for split-ends. All you can do is have the ends trimmed and be more careful in the future. However like damaged hair split-ends can also be repaired by special serums (lotion-type products) containing polymers that help mending the damaged area and provide a temporary solution. 
If you suffer from chronic split ends then resign yourself to having a regular trim every six weeks, or so, as the damage reappears. 
While there are no "real cures" for other types of damage, you can keep your hair looking at least acceptable by using a deep conditioner once per week and shampooing with a mild shampoo. Be careful not to scrub your hair too vigorously as this may intensify the damage. 
In case of hair damage, hair coloring and other chemical treatment should be avoided until your hair gets a chance to stabilized and get its natural condition. 
Continue with the conditioning treatments until your healthy hair has grown back in.

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Advice And Treatment For Damaged Hair
by Nancy Faizabadi

Symptoms:- 
The symptoms of damage vary depending upon the event or events that caused the damage. The most common symptoms are "breakage" hair that breaks easily, a bad case of the "frizzies", split ends, hair that has lost its shine or luster, and hair that has rough spots or feels rough all over.&nbsp;&nbsp;Wind, rain, pool and saltwater, sun, pollution, harsh chemicals, excessive perms, bleaching or coloring your hair, and even teasing it too much can result in damaged hair.

Regardless of the cause, you can usually do something to make it look at least better than it does at the moment. 
&nbsp;
Treatment:-
There are products and intensive treatments that can help you repairing damaged hair to some extend. The repair products contains silicon based polymers that can glue those small cracks on your hair fiber and cover your hair with some protective films and bring your hair back in shine - at least from cosmetic point of view. 
These products provide you with some temporary solution and is quite useful specially when you are away for long business trips or holidays and have no access to your stylist. 
Treatment for damaged hair and repairing products includes moisturizing and intensive conditioning. There are two types of treatments - one for overheated and dry hair and the other is designed for damages caused by chemically treated hairs. 
These products also offer additional protection and will help preventing(reducing) future damage while cleansing and conditioning hair fibers.  Products rich in antioxidants can also help repair cellular damage caused by pollutants and product build-up. 
&nbsp;
Split Ends:-
Split ends are the easiest type of hair damage to control. Split ends are the result of normal hair wear and tear, but can also by toweling your hair too vigorously when it is wet, over blow drying, and excessive coloring, bleaching, or perms. Anothe factor that can lead to split-ends is sun exposure. Fine hair is especially prone to splitting. 
There is no real cure for split-ends. All you can do is have the ends trimmed and be more careful in the future. However like damaged hair split-ends can also be repaired by special serums (lotion-type products) containing polymers that help mending the damaged area and provide a temporary solution. 
If you suffer from chronic split ends then resign yourself to having a regular trim every six weeks, or so, as the damage reappears. 
While there are no "real cures" for other types of damage, you can keep your hair looking at least acceptable by using a deep conditioner once per week and shampooing with a mild shampoo. Be careful not to scrub your hair too vigorously as this may intensify the damage. 
In case of hair damage, hair coloring and other chemical treatment should be avoided until your hair gets a chance to stabilized and get its natural condition. 
Continue with the conditioning treatments until your healthy hair has grown back in.

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