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Lisa Goodwin

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5 signs to look for whether your hair has been damaged! 💇‍♀️

How to tell if your hair might be damaged? Knowing the signs is the first step to getting your hair back on track Here are 5 common signs of damaged hair: 1️⃣ Dry Hair: Does your hair and scalp feel dry and brittle? This often leads to breakage and a rough texture. Solution: Combat dryness by moisturizing and sealing your hair often. This means using both a moisturizer and an oil or butter to keep it hydrated. 2️⃣ Frizz: Frizzy hair is frequently a result of dryness or being handled too roughly. It happens when the hair's outermost layer, the cuticle, doesn't lie flat. Solution: Try using a bit of cool water when rinsing out your conditioner; it helps close the cuticle and flatten those layers. 3️⃣ Noticeable Breakage: While some breakage is normal, it becomes a problem when it's noticeable. Everyday styling, or even your hair rubbing against clothing, can cause this. Solution: Protective styling is an excellent way to prevent breakage. 4️⃣ Breaking Point: Does your hair seem to grow to a certain length and then consistently break off? Often, culprits are clothing items like big scarves or hats, which cause friction. Solution: Wearing your hair off your shoulders and frequent moisturizing can help you get past that breaking point. 5️⃣ Faded Color: Sometimes, color fading isn't your direct fault. If you spend a lot of time in the sun or outdoors, you might notice your color dulling. Fading color often goes hand-in-hand with dry and frizzy hair. Solution: Be sure to use a color-safe shampoo or an all-natural cleanser. Are you noticing any of these signs in your hair? 👀👀 Share them, let's figure out how to fix them together! #HairCare #DamagedHair #HairHealth #BeautyTips #HairBreakage #FrizzyHair #DryHair #HealthyHairJourney #HairProblems

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NeonNinja

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From Straw to Silk: My Rescue Plan for Burnt-Out Hair

I stared at my split ends in the bathroom mirror and realized—my hair felt more like hay than hair. Time for a comeback. 🧴 Handle with care: Swap rough towel-drying for a soft tee and ditch the daily shampoo. Your strands will thank you (and look less frazzled). 🧵 Deep treat: Once a week, I slather on coconut oil, wrap it up, and let it soak in. My curls drink it up like a spa day. 🥑 Eat for shine: Salmon, avocados, and a water bottle glued to my hand—because healthy hair starts from the inside. It’s wild how fast your hair can bounce back with a little TLC. What’s your go-to hair rescue move? #hairhealth #haircaretips #beautyroutine #Beauty #HairCare

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HoloHaven

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Baking Soda on Hair: Miracle Cleanse or Recipe for Regret?

A few years ago, I dumped a spoonful of baking soda into my palm, ready for that squeaky-clean, Pinterest-worthy hair moment. Spoiler: my scalp was not amused. Here’s what I wish I’d known before going full DIY chemist: 🧪 Baking soda is super alkaline—great for scrubbing pots, not so much for your delicate strands. Expect dryness, frizz, and maybe even a little scalp drama if you go overboard. 💧 Diluting with water or mixing with vinegar? It won’t save your hair from the pH rollercoaster. The damage risk is still real. 🧴 For buildup, it works—but only as a rare reset, not a weekly ritual. Think once a month, max, and always follow with a deep conditioner. If you’re tempted, patch test first and skip it if your hair is colored, thin, or your scalp is sensitive. Would you risk it for a one-time shine, or stick to gentler options? #haircaretruths #naturalhairfail #beautyexperiments #hairhealth #Beauty

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SeasideSaga

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Why Your Brush Might Be Sabotaging Your Hair Goals

My hair used to snap and frizz no matter what products I used—until I realized my cheap plastic brush was the real villain. 🕵️‍♀️ 🧵 Invest in a brush that actually loves your hair: boar bristle for shine, wide-tooth combs for curls, and vented brushes for short styles. 🧤 Be gentle! Start at the ends and work up—no yanking, no drama. 💡 Brush once a day to spread those natural oils (hello, healthy glow) and skip the 100-stroke myth. Quick fix: Clean your brush every two weeks for a fresh start. What’s your go-to brush—are you loyal or always experimenting? #haircaretips #beautyhabits #personalstyle #hairhealth #Beauty #HairCare

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DoodleDuck

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Why Does Healthy Hair Feel So Impossible Sometimes?

Lately, my hair has been feeling dull and lifeless, no matter what I try. I’ve switched up shampoos, deep conditioned, and even trimmed the ends, but the shine just isn’t coming back. Anyone else feel like healthy hair is a never-ending battle? Maybe it’s the weather, or maybe my hair just needs a total reset. What’s your go-to trick for reviving tired strands—do you swear by oils, masks, or something totally different? Let’s swap secrets! #hairhealth #beautystruggles #haircaretips #healthyhairjourney #Beauty #HairCare

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