Dry Hair

Dry Hair Treatments

If you are the type of person who likes to colour their hair and try new styles, you may find your hair is often dry and brittle. This can be due to over bleaching of the hair, poor products or from the overuse of hot styling tools.

Here are the typical causes for dry hair. You can help combat the dehydrated hair by using dry hair treatments. Hair restoration will commence promptly and can help to prevent split ends and reduce frizz.

There are a number of products on the market that you can use to help with your dry hair concern. Firstly, there are specialised shampoos, conditioners and masks that are all made to repair the hair. They help to lock in moisture and repair damaged hair follicles.

Oils and serums helps to make the hair appear shinier and vibrant while heat protectants will help to reduce further damage if you're guilty of overusing that straightener.

We discuss many of the oils and ingredients that can help dry hair in our guide on how to get rid of dry hair. The right hair products for you are of course an important starting point, but you may also want to check out our guide on how to get rid of dry hair.

Quality Dry Hair Treatments

In addition to using a haircare range dedicated to dry hair, it's important to ensure your products are well suited to meet your needs. For example, glycerin is used to help hydrate the hair, in addition to oils. These oils include avocado and argan oils.

It's also important to take into consideration the PH balance of the product. The lower the PH the less likely it is to cause drying. Furthermore, try and steer clear of products containing alcohols and salts. If you're uncertain about which product is best for you, feel free to reach out to our staff for recommendations.

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Dry hair is often a result of chemical treatments or heat styling but it can also be caused by too much washing or poor quality hair products, hot water, or even just the harsh Australian climate. Many of those things are avoidable but dry hair can also be related to some health conditions. To help repair dry hair, limit exposure to heat and heating tools, avoid chemical treatments, and invest in better quality hair products.

For extremely dry hair choose a hydrating shampoo and conditioner and use a moisturising mask approximately once a week. When you do wash your hair, rinse with cool or lukewarm water and limit your use of heat styling tools. Regular trims will help avoid split ends.