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Advice on hair gone "wirery"!

LegacyUser · 2006-10-03 21:27:54

My hair has overtime become very wirery. I wash my hair everyday. I have never used any conditioners etc. Any advice? How can I keep the hair strands from going all loopy and wirery? This really is an odd problem?

03-10-2006 10:27pm

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LegacyUser

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My hair has overtime become very wirery.

I wash my hair everyday. I have never used any conditioners etc.

Any advice? How can I keep the hair strands from going all loopy and wirery?

This really is an odd problem?

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#2 04-10-2006 7:16am

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Moved to FA

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#3 04-10-2006 9:13am

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I would suggest that you either go to Boots and get sunsilk shammpoo, conditioner and leave in conditioner the purple one works out for about 10 euros,
or go into lush and ask for thier advice on a shampoo bar.

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#4 04-10-2006 10:47am

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Use a deep conditioning treatment. Aussie 3 minute miracle is the best. Leave it in your hair for about 10mins and then wash out. I dont know why some people dont use conditinor.Its a must for healthy,shiny,luscious locks!

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