Comments on: Top 10 Split End Busters

By: of2885

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By: rialey

rialey — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 14:01:02 +0000

i do almost a lot have these and my hair is heathy shiney and prettyful.. i dyi it all the time and i flat iron it all the time it to my chin too took me 4 mths to get that hair to grow like that when it was just on top of my head being all short and sad up there but never in my life have i had split ends and people like omg you gonna damage your hair lol.. hair hair is thick very thick i cut it and dyi and put soo much heat on it to get pin stright and well for 3 years i have beeen fine noting is bad the only thing that is bad about my hair is that IT WONT STOP MOVENG around peopel walk past me and It like SWOISH And fallows them i like STAY STAY I SAID SIT DOG SIT whitch i have actuly done that befor ..

By: everyday.beauty.tips. » Blog Archive » stop split ends. now!

everyday.beauty.tips. » Blog Archive » stop split ends. now! — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 04:02:44 +0000

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By: jamie

jamie — Tue, 25 Dec 2007 07:02:58 +0000

I had extremely long, thick, shiny blonde hair as a child and grew up receiving constant compliments on my hair. (I used to have hair very much like Jan Brady from the Brady Bunch.) When I hit puberty, my hair texture and thickness changed some, it became a bit more wavy, or ‘bumpy’ as I called it, but not drastically so. Then I had my first bout of noticeable hair loss when I was in my senior year of high school. This occurred after crash dieting, so I figured that was the cause and that when I began eating normally, my hair would return to it’s normal thickness/luster. It did grow back, but as an adult (I am 32 now) I have never had the thickness/length that I had when I was younger and still suffer occasional bouts of hair loss during times of stress. It always seems to grow back, but when you loose that much hair, the overall thickness will eventually change. I have spent most of my adult life trying to ‘achieve’ beautiful hair again, and this quest has preoccupied my thoughts almost on a daily basis! (Before I go any further, I must say that I am grateful for all that I have in my life at the moment—I do seem to be an attractive person in many other respects, so I think it is good for all me to acknowledge that here). For the record, my hair does have good texture, color (strawberry blonde) and shine. I get split ends rather easily, which is part of the reason I have a hard time getting it long; I have to trim it often. I also highlight it on occasion, which I think I will stop doing and just use lemon juice in the summer or some kind of other ‘natural’ helper—I also like the suggestion of not wearing it down all the time. I have no thyroid problems or vit. deficiencies and I take a calcium supplement, which seems to make my hair grow faster. Also, I think exercise/stress management may be important. I eat a fairly pristine, organic diet with lots of fresh fruits and vegetables, not a whole lot of grains, but sometimes I feel I may not be getting enough animal products or dairy? The biggest dietary change between now when I was younger is the daily ingestion of caffeine. Could this be the ‘culprit’?? I went caffeine free for three months one summer, but this may not have been long enough to see a result. I have had cystic ovaries, but no sign of polycystic disease, which is the condition responsible for hair loss in women. So I would love to hear anyone else’s experience with caffeine and hair growth. Lot’s of great suggestions on this site! Thanks of posting!

By: sidney

sidney — Tue, 13 Nov 2007 22:31:18 +0000

thanks for the tips i can’t wait to start but you should prob put a list of these oils you are talking about it would be more help in the future proces
though i also heard if you but beer on your head once a week that it would grow longer faster to =] but i will deffinately try the oil thing =]
thank-you for the tips =]