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Split Ends — Bye, Bye: The Most Effective Ways To Prevent Breakage

Split ends are one of the most common hair problems, but they’re also one of the most preventable. Split ends occur when the protective outer layer of the hair, known as the cuticle, becomes damaged and begins to wear away, leaving the inner layer, or cortex, exposed. This can cause the hair to split and fray, leading to a rough and damaged appearance. So let’s go over some of our tips to keep your ends full and healthy.

Get Regular Trims

Regular trims are one of the most effective ways to prevent split ends and hair breakage. No one wants to hear that, but there is no better way to care for your hair and prevent damage than by cutting off your dead ends. Once you can make a fresh start, it will be much easier to maintain your hair in good condition while helping it grow. And remember, no matter how good a hair care product is, it will never be able to seal dead ends.

Be Gentle When Brushing And Styling

Brushing or styling your hair too aggressively can cause unnecessary stress and damage. Most of our hair breaks off when we brush it too aggressively. Especially if you have the habit of brushing your hair while it’s wet. Be gentle when brushing and detangling your hair, and avoid using hot tools like straighteners and curling irons on a daily basis. When possible, air dry your hair or use a low heat setting on your hair dryer to prevent heat damage.

Use The Right Hair Products

Using the right hair products is essential for preventing hair breakage and split ends. Look for products that are formulated for your hair type and free from harsh chemicals like sulfates and alcohol. Additionally, use a deep conditioning treatment once a week to nourish and strengthen your hair. You can also try out different bond-building haircare treatments, or opt for natural alternatives like coconut oil.

Protect Your Hair From The Elements

Exposure to the sun, wind and cold air can cause significant damage to your hair. Wear a hat or use a scarf to protect your hair from the elements, and avoid spending too much time in direct sunlight or swimming in chlorinated water without a protective cap. All of these things can add up and damage your hair more than you may think.

Avoid Overdoing Chemical Treatments

Chemical treatments like coloring, perming, and relaxing can be damaging to your hair, leading to breakage and split ends. If you must undergo chemical treatments, be sure to go to a professional stylist who uses high-quality products and follow their aftercare instructions closely. But whenever you have the option to skip them altogether, do it.

Consider Protective Hairstyles

If you have long hair, consider wearing protective hairstyles like braids or twists to minimize stress and tension on your hair. These hairstyles can also help keep your hair moisturized and protected from the elements. This is especially important while you’re sleeping because hair can break off super easily while we’re moving in our bed during the night.

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