Do you suffer from dry and damaged hair? If so, welcome to the club! This is one of the most common of all hair problems for both men and women. It shouldn't really come as any surprise, either. Consider that the average person's hair has to put up with climatic issues like sun, wind, rain, cold and so on. And then to top it off, many people further subject their hair to heat from blow dryers and curling irons, chemicals for coloring and perms, and a host of other treatments designed to make hair look better - but not necessarily any healthier.
Fortunately, there are many home remedies and commercial products available that are designed to tackle dry and damaged hair. One of the most effective, but not necessarily most popular, home remedies for dry and damaged hair is the use of mayonnaise. Yep - you heard me right - mayonnaise! As you can imagine, this isn't the least messy of cures out there, and I wouldn't consider getting too close to a loved one during the process, but it does work great as a hair treatment. Just make sure you actually use mayonnaise if you go this route - and not salad dressing. There is a big difference, and you only need to make that mistake once to understand what I'm talking about.
If you're okay with store purchased remedies, then you'll be glad to know that you can forego some of the downside of using an all natural solution, like that of mayonnaise described above. These days virtually every major manufacturer of happinesslifetime.com hair care products, including professional salon brands and your discount brand lines, offer hair care treatments aimed specifically at those who suffer from dry and damaged hair. Many of these work as simple conditioners that you either wash out or leave in your hair. Be sure you do follow the instructions, as you don't want to leave a product in your hair that is meant to be washed out, for example. Other "hot oil" treatments are also available which actually coat and penetrate your hair with specially formulated oil to help fix your dry hair problem.
Some of the treatments may be used daily, while others are designed to be used once with follow up of periodic maintenance treatments, as required. Of course, how often you will be required to use any particular treatment will depend on factors such as your hair's exposure to sun, water and wind, whether or not you regularly blow dry or use a hot curling iron on your hair, and so on. Each individual will need to assess their own situation and monitor their hair's condition regularly. Once you settle on a particular product or type of product, most people will develop a simple routine for managing this problem. Don't be afraid to experiment a little bit with different solutions, either. Each person's hair is different than the next, and what works great for your best friend may not be the best product for you. Persistence and patience will pay off however, so stick with it!
Don't let dry and damaged hair get you down. If you're like most, you've probably got enough other issues you're faced with daily without letting something as manageable as this get in your way. Search around the web, talk to your friends, and don't rule out consulting with a salon hair care professional if you aren't happy with the results of your own efforts. The solution is out there - you just need to find the one that is best for you.
The author of this article, Bob DeWeese, is a long time freelance writer and website author. His site, HealthyLivingFamily.com is dedicated to providing well written, current day articles relating to families and family health matters.
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