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How To Repair Perm Damaged Hair

Andrea Towler, the front desk receptionist for a small financial planning firm, had finally had one bad hair day too many.

"When I looked in the mirror I saw split ends and straw dry hair. I was just fed up," the 25 year old admitted. "So I started asking questions to find out who knew what about tips for damaged hair. As well as needing to know what I needed to do to learn how to repair perm damaged hair and everything. You know the works?"

"First I learned there was no glop I could use to repair the split ends."

"Then," she continued, "I started using a thick hydrating conditioner. The idea behind that was to keep my hair moisturized. That's a good one to add to your list of tips for dry, damaged hair by the way," she said gesturing with her hands.

"I became acquainted with regular hot oil treatments."

Towler went on, "Here's another good one. Whenever possible, like on the weekends, I let my hair dry naturally. No blow drying. And that was only when I couldn't get away with letting my hair stay dirty as much as reasonably possible. In other words I only washed it when necessary as the natural oils helps your hair recover. "

"I also learned to be gentle with my wet hair," she added. "So I never EVER brush my hair until it's dry. And I use a wide tooth comb for tangles."

"Finally I avoid heated tools as much as possible. And when I have no choice but to use them I always apply some heat-styling protectors!"

Repairing damaged hair isn't easy. It's better to keep it from getting that way to begin with. But hopefully these proven tips for damaged hair can put your hair on the road to recovery.