Let's discuss how you got your hair healthy things you've learned, mistakes you've made, products you love/hate, recommendations you want to share, and hair goals you want to achieve.
I have curly hair and the most beneficial thing for me has been learning about product ingredients. I now know what ingredients my hair doesn't respond well too and I can stir clear of using those products and wasting money. I experimented with extensions and while they are nice, it should be done in moderation and fortunately for me it didn't damage my hair. However I won't be partaking in extensions again because I don't want to risk damaging my hair.
Mistakes I've made was trying all the different things that were hyped and ended up being complete crap for me. I've always been good at caring for my hair so as they say if its not broke don't fix it. A lot of people think salon products are overrated and drugstore products work just as well however that's not the case for me. My hair has always been under the care of a stylist for the most part and I really believe that's largely why my hair has always been in great shape. Also the fact that I continue using great products at home keeps my hair in great shape.
I think that's a mistake a lot of people make is that they go to the salon and get their hair repaired but don't continue the process at home, so your hair really doesn't make any progress. However I think it's important to choose a salon/stylist that use quality products as well or bring your own. At first I thought it would come off pretentious and rude to bring your own products for a stylist to use. However not all product lines work the same for everyone, so although I can like the stylist technique the products may not be suited for my hair. In which case I bring my own especially since I have to use a certain shampoo for my scalp.
Also tools are very important and are not all created equal. I've tossed all my combs and now only use brushes, the Mason Pearson brush is one of the best hair investments I've made. I've always only used heat in moderation because heat is certainly a hair killer especially if you have color treated hair. I don't wear my natural hair color so my hair is always dyed and it's important that I use good protein and lots of moisture. Moroccan Oil Repair mask is a staple and I add the oil to it when I want it to be more hydrating.
My goal is growing out my color so I can switch it up as I don't want to over process my hair by adding a new color on top of already processed hair. I'm also going to try to go without straightening and wearing my curls for the whole year.
I have curly hair and the most beneficial thing for me has been learning about product ingredients. I now know what ingredients my hair doesn't respond well too and I can stir clear of using those products and wasting money. I experimented with extensions and while they are nice, it should be done in moderation and fortunately for me it didn't damage my hair. However I won't be partaking in extensions again because I don't want to risk damaging my hair.
Mistakes I've made was trying all the different things that were hyped and ended up being complete crap for me. I've always been good at caring for my hair so as they say if its not broke don't fix it. A lot of people think salon products are overrated and drugstore products work just as well however that's not the case for me. My hair has always been under the care of a stylist for the most part and I really believe that's largely why my hair has always been in great shape. Also the fact that I continue using great products at home keeps my hair in great shape.
I think that's a mistake a lot of people make is that they go to the salon and get their hair repaired but don't continue the process at home, so your hair really doesn't make any progress. However I think it's important to choose a salon/stylist that use quality products as well or bring your own. At first I thought it would come off pretentious and rude to bring your own products for a stylist to use. However not all product lines work the same for everyone, so although I can like the stylist technique the products may not be suited for my hair. In which case I bring my own especially since I have to use a certain shampoo for my scalp.
Also tools are very important and are not all created equal. I've tossed all my combs and now only use brushes, the Mason Pearson brush is one of the best hair investments I've made. I've always only used heat in moderation because heat is certainly a hair killer especially if you have color treated hair. I don't wear my natural hair color so my hair is always dyed and it's important that I use good protein and lots of moisture. Moroccan Oil Repair mask is a staple and I add the oil to it when I want it to be more hydrating.
My goal is growing out my color so I can switch it up as I don't want to over process my hair by adding a new color on top of already processed hair. I'm also going to try to go without straightening and wearing my curls for the whole year.
Yeah I'm that type of person who likes such things but in that case you should also think about some restoring products and procedures. Also I'm really dissapointed with that fact how fast bright colours become pake and then you need to start everything again from the beginning 
And no matter what type of hair-dye you choose, the result will be always the same.
I didn't find a way to solve this problem completely, though the situation with it now is better than in me teenage yars.
They're the best! Besides only such shampoo really helped me with restoring my hair 
Also very good are masks from different oils, my favourite are coconut oil and the argan one 
