What products are good for damaged hair?

I spend a lot of time in the pool because i'm a swim instructor, and when i go out i always blow dry my hair to style it. What are some hair products that work really well to keep your hair healthy?What products are good for damaged hair?
Alright so this isn't like a salon product or anything but it works really well and it can be made at home! Try mayonnaise and egg yolks! I know it sounds disgusting but I do it all the time. Put it in your hair and wrap a hot towel around and leave it on for 15 minutes then rinse it out.What products are good for damaged hair?
What products are good for damaged hair?





A very good hair product that I have been using for over 15 years is the ';Australian 3 Minute-Miracle'; for the conditioner, and for shampooing......just a good neutralizing shampoo. I take real caution in the hair products I use, and would not recommend anything to anyone that I would not use. These two hair products are wonderful for your hair (even if you do not have damage).





The neutralizing shampoo will bring your hair back to the normal Ph-Balance that it should be after being in pool water. Please see the information on the hair Ph-Balance on the websites below. http://www.dermadoctor.com/article_Healt… (Use Edit at the top of your broswer, and then click ';Find'; to go directely to the information on Ph-balance in the article).





For an excellent conditioner, the ';Australian 3-Minute Miracle will immediately correct any problems that your hair is experiencing. They use the world ';miracle'; because you will noticeable feel and see the difference after one use of it. The Aussie hair care line is really great products. I'm African American with some what ';kinky'; hair, and their products works wonders for my hair. I lalways get compliments on my hair.





Regarding the ';neutralizing shampoos'; again......as I said I am really cautious about the hair products that I use. So.....in order that I get a very good neutralizing shampoo, I spend extra money just to buy it in ';relaxers kits'; for right now. For example, I buy either ';Dark and Lovely Relaxer'; kit, and/or the ';Optimum'; relaxer kit just to use their ';neutralizing shampoo'; that comes in the kit (and discard the other products in it).





You can also go to Sally's Beauty Store to find out what other neutralizing shampoos that are sold separately (instead of having to buy a relaxer kit like I am doing right now). I just haven't taken the time to go back to Sally's yet to check out the one that are sold separately, yet. The two that I am thinking about are these tww that are on Sally Beauty Store website:





';Isoplus Neutralizing Shampoo'; http://www.sallybeauty.com/Neutralizing+…





Motions Oil Moisturizer Moisture Creme Neutralizing Shampoo http://www.sallybeauty.com/Neutralizing-…





I hope this information may be of some help to you. After reading your question, I am going to make the time to go to Sally's to buy a good neutralizing shampoo that is sold separtely, instead of having to buy it in those relaxer kits. The neutralizing shampoo in the kit comes in a very small bottle. But until then, right now the $3.89 a box is worth it. Take care.
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if your hair isnt very oily then you could use baby shampoo, it's more gentle on damaged and dry hair. most conditioners should work as long as you keep them on your hair for at least a couple minutes before you rinse. try not to brush your hair too often and maybe try a serum before blow drying your hair to prevent it from getting too brittle.


hope this helps
Well you need a good chlorine shampoo. Here is a good one


http://www.infinitefragrance.com/store/p…





If you have wavy or curly hair use mousse and a ionic hair dryer with a defuser. Never use a brush . Use your hands if you touch your hair. For mousse I recommend Got 2B kinky.





If you have straight hair use bed head thermal lotion and an ionic dryer.





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I forgot to say soak your hair in olive oil once every couple weeks when needed. Leave in for 30 min to an hour then rinse and clean like normal.
aubrey organics: burt's bee's: carol's daughter: kiss my face: avalon organics: jasons: emo gold: and alba are great: safe brands to use =]





you want to stay away from shampoos with SLS (sles) or ALS in them as they cause hair to thin :: there are lots of other harsh ingredients to watch out for::


http://www.sunshine-health.org/left_menu…


http://www.natural-health-information-ce…





and you can make your own great conditioners %26amp; shampoos @ home::


http://www.essortment.com/lifestyle/home…


http://beyondjane.com/beauty/hair/best-h…





it's good to wet your hair with non-chlorinated water before you get in :: also spraying coconut or olive oil on your hair will help protect your hair from the chemicals in the water: you skin too!!
deep conditioner most definantly.


it does what the name says, it deep


conditions your hair. try getting one that


has olive oil in. olive oil is very good for your hair.


:D also deep condition every 2 weeks.








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i'm a swim instructor too. i know what your talking about. one thing you can do is condition your hair, but instead of rinsing it out, just leave it in for a while.