A Guide To Hair Damage And 5 Ways To Fix It!

If you're noticing your hair starting to fall out in clumps or is damaged somehow, it might be time to take action. Hair damage can be caused by various factors, from accidental blowouts to harsh chemicals. Here are five tips for fixing hair damage and keeping your locks healthy

 

Hair Thinning

 

There are many causes of hair thinning, but genetics is the most common one. If a person has a genetic disorder that weakens their hair, that person's hair will thin over time. Other causes of hair thinning include illness, stress, age, and female hormones.

 

Remedies

 

Here are some of the most popular remedies:

 

1. Supplements. One of the most common ways to address hair thinning is by taking supplements. Many different supplements have been shown to help promote hair growth, including biotin, iron, and vitamins B6 and B12.

 

2. Hair Growth Products. These products contain ingredients that help stimulate hair growth and prevent it from falling out in the first place.

 

Dry Coarse Hair

 

Like soft hair featured in shampoo ads, running fingers through coarse hair feels knotty and prickly.

 

Some of the common reasons for this type of hair concern are:

 

High Heat: If you dry your hair with a hair dryer at a high temperature, your hair will be more prone to this concern. You should wrap your hair gently in a towel and keep it until it soaks all the moisture from your hair.

 

Overwashing: Overwashing your hair with shampoo can strip it of its natural oils and lead to dryness, breakage, and even hair loss.

 

Remedies

 

Start by using a moisturising shampoo and Conditioner. Not only will these products help to restore moisture lost from your hair, but they'll also help reduce the severity of dry, coarse patches.

 

Our top pick for this is Olaplex Hair Products. This product works deep within the root to repair your scalp-related problem and provide healthy-looking hair.

 

Tangled Hair

 

There's nothing quite as frustrating as trying to untangle your hair after a long day. With all the built-up tension, getting that knot out can be a real pain.

 

There are many possible causes of tangled hair, from genetics to poor conditioning. Here are some of the most common:

 

Poor conditioning: If you don't properly care for your locks, they'll become tangled quickly. Avoid using products that contain harsh chemicals, water too hot or cold, and excessive heat or humidity.

 

Wearing the wrong style: Poor hairstyles can cause tangled hair in several ways.

 

Remedies

 

If you're having trouble getting yourself unstuck, here are some tips for tangled hair:

 

Start by gently massaging your scalp with your fingertips in a circular motion. This will help loosen any knots or tangles. -

 

Once the knots are loosened, use a wide-tooth comb to move through the hair in sections. Be sure to go slowly and avoid pulling on the hair too much; this could cause further damage.

 

Finally, use a conditioner or shampoo designed for tangled hair to cleanse and detangle the strands. If you don't know which one to use, you can try Palmers Hair Products. Some of their products, such as Palmers Coconut Oil Shampoo, are enriched with natural ingredients like coconut oil, which is known for being incredibly moisturising and conditioning. It also helps reduce the appearance of frizz and split ends and eases the detangling process.

 

 

Prematurely Greying Hair

 

Premature greying hair is a condition in which grey hair appears at a young age. There are many possible causes of prematurely greying hair. Some of the most common culprits include:

 

●       Environmental exposure to chemicals, such as dyes and pollutants, can cause grey hair prematurely.

 

●       Genetics may play a role in how quickly hair grey, with some people turning grey earlier than others.

 

Remedies

 

If you are set on covering your greys, consider using a henna dye, which will transfer a rich copper-gold hue to your hair.

 

Walnuts are very nutritious for keeping the colour of your locks vibrant. Other hair-friendly ingredients include fish, broccoli, seeds, and kale, which contains a fair share of omega-3s.

 

Frizzy Hair

 

Curly hair can be a frustrating problem to deal with.

 

Some of the leading causes of Frizzy hair are:

 

Too much humidity: When the humidity levels are high, the water in your hair becomes condensed, leading to a lot of static electricity. This can cause your hair to stick together and become frizzy.

 

Dry hair: The oils in most products help keep your hair moisturised, but when they're constantly being stripped away by styling tools and the environment, your locks can become quite straw-like in texture.

 

Remedies

 

1.      Start with a moisturiser. A good moisturiser will help reduce frizz and make your hair look smoother. Palmers Hair Products have a good range of moisturisers that work with all hair types.

 

2. Apply a heat protector before you style your hair. Heat damage can cause frizz, so a heat protectant will help prevent it.

 

3. Use Olaplex Hair Care Products. Olaplex Products helps restore the hair fibre's structural integrity while eliminating the formation of new protein strands. This results in improved elasticity, shine, density, and strength. Olaplex can be used on both colour and chemically-treated hair. It is safe for all hair types, including natural hair, and can be used on both men and women.

 

Summing it Up

 

In conclusion, this guide has outlined the different types of hair damage, how to prevent it, and some easy fixes. Whether you have experienced hair loss or damage from everyday wear and tear, this guide can help you get your hair back on track.