split ends how to repair or stop?

[*sarah*]

Hi guys I recently had my hair bleached up to have a purple put on, it has been a bit dry so have been using a mask every week, but have now noticed quite alot of split ends, I had my hair trimmed when dyed then about an inch off 3 weeks after now 3 weeks on, I have quite a lot of split ends, can I do anything to prevent them or get rid of? xx

 

[SJK]

You can't repair a split end, you can only cut them off, but good quality products should help prevent them happening in the first place. Use a decent shampo and conditioner, and a mask twice a week.

 

[*sarah*]

what would be good to use? I dont like the smooth or sleek type shampoos as I have fine hair (lots of lol) I like it poker straight but not stuck to my head :biggrin: I've been using aussie colormate and osomo mask xx

 

[SJK]

I don't think you're getting enough moisture into the hair. Try Paul Mitchell colour care (orange bottle), or the Pureology hydrate range, or Redken or Kerastace. If you have a decent hair salon near you, go in and ask for a decent, moisturising shampoo, conditioner and mask. Expect to pay £30 ish for just the shampoo and conditioner, but it will last, and it will help.

Bin the Aussie, and the Osmo. Your hair needs better than that.

If you want a budget option, go into your nearest wholesaler and ask their advice. I'm not sure Sally's has the best range, but other places do.

 

[*sarah*]

Thanks for that had paul mitchell along time ago when hair was totally knackered! so think i'll get some of that again xx

 

[SJK]

If you like Paul Mitchell, you might also like the Supercharge, it's an intensive conditioner and well worth a try.

 

[VIVA.GLAM]

Paul Mitchell do a good moisture range. The Super Charged Moisturizer is a great conditioning treatment, it'll help re-hydrate your hair.
These products may be pricey compared to your Aussie but they do last a long time. You can't put a price on having healthy hair.

 

[persianista]

In the pureology range there is a split end repair leave in treatment which is really good. I would say use the repair shampoo and coditioner and the split end treatment as your daily routine for a while. Pureology is on my website (link in my signature) so have a look and a read up.

 

[*sarah*]

Thanks for advice ladies ;-) will I not need to use a colour shampoo and conditioner? Just as its quite a vibrant colour x

 

[persianista]

All the entire pureology range is centred around colour care.