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The Makeup Confessional

Oct 29 '11

Split End Destroyer: Deep Conditioners and Heat Protectant

In the winter time the air is dry, which is great for keeping curls or a sleek straight look, but winter time also creates the perfect conditions for split ends, and dry hair. Winter is coming soon, so here are a few tips and products that will keep your hair soft, shiny and healthy.

Take your dry, end of the day hair and brush it out gently from bottom to top, to reduce breakage.

Take a spray bottle full of water, or a wet brush and dampen your hair until it is thoroughly moist all the way through.

Conditioner of choice: Aussie 3 Minute Miracle, can be bought at your local drug store, Walmart or grocery store. ($3-4 depending on where you buy) Squeeze out a sizable amount, or enough to apply to the length of your hair. Work through with fingers, focusing on the ends.

Twist and wrap your hair up into a messy but functional bun and secure with a hair elastic. 

Wait thirty minutes and wash out in the sink, or in the shower. Blow dry WITH HEAT PROTECTORS!!!!! These are very important! They keep your hair safe from damaging irons and dryers.

I recommend these:

Tresemme Heat Tamer Spray: Again, commonly found wherever hair products are sold, very cheap also $3-4. 

Redken Smooth Down Heat Glide: This is a more pricey option for heat protection, can be found at some CVS and Walmart stores, but it depends. $16

Redken Extreme Anti-Snap: This isn’t a heat protectant but I wanted to show it because I used it on her hair, and it is a leave in treatment for split ends. Runs about $18.

And…

Voila!!!! Very smooth hair after one conditioning, and better results over time.

Special thanks to my little sister and model, Bella. <3

Hope this helps! 

xx Morgan

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