Nov

tips&tricks for winter hair!

In the winter my hair always seems to get split ends more, and dried out.

I make sure to when I wash my hair to keep the conditioner in my hair a little longer than usual.

I also buy shampoo that is made to help dry, damaged hair.

I also try to use less heat tools on it because it seems to be worse on my hair in the winter also.

To help make your hair shiny, soft, and heal some of your split ends, try rubbing olive oil into all your hair, then wrap it up in a towel and leave it in for a few hours.

The GOOD and BAD news about this trick.

It really does wonders to my hair, but it's a pain to get out!

use LOTS of shampoo!

n.n

Written by Tabby Ridiman.

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#8 Karly 2011-11-13 16:25

So Tabs will u make a vid on how you do this, petty plz xxxx ? :-)

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#7 Chelsea 2011-11-12 23:42

Hi Tabby,
I know you probably won't get to reading this but I just wanted to say that I think your amazing! Your personality and style is just awesome. I just figured out you had an album, haha. I really like it though and I think you're so funny and awesome. Your a great role model.
-Chelsea, your fan!

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#6 Rossi 2011-11-12 11:25

i hate winter, too

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#5 Lolo 2011-11-12 04:55

The oil just helps hair that isn't split yet. Just trim off alll split ends! Easy tip to healthier hair.

Your hair may still be a little frizzy, but if you keep using olive oil on your hair, and conditioning and use heat protectant, while it grows out healthier and with regular trims it'll be MUCH better. :lol:

You sadly can't heal split ends, so cutting them off is a much cheaper and more permanent fix. (My hair is SOO damaged! So every week I just check quickly for split ends and get my friend's when I'm at her house.)

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#4 shelby 2011-11-12 03:33

where or how do you get your hair like that im friends with you on youtube sd52253 plz tell me becuz coming up im getting a hair cut and i like yours plz tell me

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#3 kracken 2011-11-12 01:58

Tabby is very pretty

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#2 brittany 2011-11-11 20:34

Question, my hair is really frizzy but not that dry , will it help that to ?and do u use regular olive oil or that hot oil treatment you buy at hair stores?

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#1 charisse 2011-11-11 20:16

the best way to get out the shampoo is to NOT add water first thing when cleaning out the oil, Oil and water DO NOT mix

this treatment is also known as " hot oil treatment" and is mainly based for dry, dandruffy itchy scalps, Conditioner is more for hair, A deep conditioner like "Aussie 3 minute mirricle" is also good, Add heat with oil or conditioner as the cuticul in the hair will soak up any and most mousiter

This treatment isnt a perinant fix for soft hair, It wont last forver :)

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