Hair SOS

Is your mane sending out a major distress call? Is it damaged? Frizzy? Limp? Whatever the dilemma, bad-hair days can be a thing of the past and gorgeous locks can be waiting right around the corner for you. Aside from regular trims and visits to your haircare professional, healthy hair starts at home. Using the correct product for your hair type can turn your nightmares into dreams come true. Get in control and conquer your mane! All you have to do is revive your problematic tresses with a little TLC and these essential products. —India-Jewel Jackson

PRESENTED BY GARNIER FRUCTIS®

DEPRESSING DAMAGED MANE? In just one week, repair
your hair from the inside out with Garnier Fructis Instant Melting
Conditioner. The result? Strong, healthy, nourished hair that's
seven times less likely to break.

NEED A BOOST? For lots of body and vibrant bounce,
try Alterna's Ten Mask. Chock-full of nourishing ingredi-
ents like white truffle oil and champagne grapeseed oil,
this invigorating deep conditioner offers an intense
dose of softening moisture when used once a week.

FED UP WITH FRIZZ? If you’re constantly
struggling with wild, unruly hair, fight frizz with
Carol’s Daughter’s Tui Hair Smoothie. It
instantly tames your mane and adds shine
without being greasy.

DESPISE DANDRUFF? Time for hair
rehab. Give your scalp an intense
shampoo session with Ojon Detox
Recovery Cleanser—it removes every-
thing from chlorine to product buildup to
unsightly skin flakes.

TANGLED TRESSES? Gently remove kinks with a
detangling brush. Try Sephora's boar brush; aside from
detangling, it promotes shine, and there's even a tiny
comb attached to tame those annoying flyaways.

SAD SPLIT ENDS? Repair your brittle split ends
with a rejuvenating protein-infused serum. Korres
Natural Rice Serum will seal your ends and
restore moisture as well as help protect against
brushing, ironing, and blow-drying.

OVERWHELMINGLY OILY HAIR?
Combat excessive oil with a clarifying
shampoo. It’s perfect for removing
product buildup and residue from your
hair’s natural oils. Look for Carol’s
Daughter Clarity Herbal Shampoo.

DEAD ’N’ DULL DO? Ditch dull hair and
give your locks a glossy luster with
Frédéric Fekkai's Salon Glaze Clear
Shine Rinse. It’ll instantly bring your hair
back to life.

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Comments

sunnydays13 | 28 Dec 08 at 3:03 pm

Hair breakage is a serious issue but it is not hopeless.If you want your hair to look and stay healthy, you need to be sleeping on a satin pillowcase. I had heard a lot about them from friends and also from my stylist. She told me that cotton causes friction leaving you with split ends and frizzes. It also is naturally absorbent so it pulls the moisture from your hair and skin. The combination of dried out hair along with weakened ends due to the friction that cotton creates causes your hair to break and also hair loss. I switched to a satin pillowcase and I’ve seen a huge difference in my hair and also with my skin. I don’t wake up with those pillowcase lines on my face in the morning either. I found a website that has a page devoted to the benefits of sleeping on satin and they had some absolutely beautiful prints and solid pillowcases. I found a gorgeous pastel flower print. The company is A Touch Of Satin. If you’re interested, their website is http://www.atouchofsatin.com if you want to read about the benefits. Well, I hope this helps you out.

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