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Hair broken at crown

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  • 20-03-2018 10:16pm
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    ladyjuicy08
    Registered Users Posts: 304 ✭✭


    Years ago a hairdresser burnt my hair at crown leaving highlights on too long. Even now it won't grow just looks short and very dry I've tried vitamins hair masks sulphate free S&C drinking more water I air dry my hair only use straightener 1 a month (hair has been red for years now no more blonde) Anybody any ideas I feel like I've tried everything


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    Airyfairy12
    Registered Users Posts: 3,390 ✭✭✭Airyfairy12


    It sounds like she damaged the hair follicles. There may be no saving it. Have asked in a Salon?


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    ladyjuicy08
    Registered Users Posts: 304 ✭✭ladyjuicy08


    Airyfairy12 wrote: »
    It sounds like she damaged the hair follicles. There may be no saving it. Have asked in a Salon?

    They always ask what happened when i go get hair cut but they just suggest everything I've already tried


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    Airyfairy12
    Registered Users Posts: 3,390 ✭✭✭Airyfairy12


    ladyjuicy08 wrote: »
    They always ask what happened when i go get hair cut but they just suggest everything I've already tried

    Do you tell them youve tried their suggestions? Have you tried asking in a different salon? maybe try Petermarks or somewhere


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    ladyjuicy08
    Registered Users Posts: 304 ✭✭ladyjuicy08


    I don't go to hairdressers that originally fried my hair but might try somewhere different next time see if have any suggestions


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    SassyP
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    I find the Redkin extreme range (blue bottles) great for damaged hair. Try to do a treatment at least once a week


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    fishy_fishy
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    Would you consider going to a specialist? Like the ones for receding hairline? There might be something that can be done to improve it


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    ladyjuicy08
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    Got hair cut shorter before Xmas and think that's what made it worse because have tie up for work so where I tie up is hitting the damaged part on my crown.. It's always been bad since they burnt it but since hair got cut shorter it went way worse.. I'm now trying not tie it in that place.. I got repair system from superdrug tried it yesterday hair feels much nicer but won't know if it repairs I guess for awhile


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    MinnieMinx
    Registered Users Posts: 232 ✭✭MinnieMinx


    This is a useful website for providing accurate information and advice regarding hair loss.

    https://www.philipkingsley.com/hair-guide/


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    SassyP
    Registered Users Posts: 12 ✭SassyP


    ladyjuicy08 wrote: »
    Got hair cut shorter before Xmas and think that's what made it worse because have tie up for work so where I tie up is hitting the damaged part on my crown.. It's always been bad since they burnt it but since hair got cut shorter it went way worse.. I'm now trying not tie it in that place.. I got repair system from superdrug tried it yesterday hair feels much nicer but won't know if it repairs I guess for awhile

    The profession hair care products are the way to go - you’d get them much cheaper online than in the salons.


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