So I got impatient & used Loreal Feria- help

Hi ladies what should I do? My hair is a bit dry and yucky on the ends-

I always get my color done semi perm but felt I needed a bit more coverage and now AAAAHHH
I want to make sure I have good hair for the wedding-



Aside from getting a trim - what do you recommend?

I blow my hair straight religiously or else I feel like a chia pet-

Help

Start using large rollers insteead of blow drying....that is the #1 problem... I have extremely curly hair that is pretty damaged & since I have been setting it it is shiny & less breakage.

2nd....step away from the feria...it is a very drying color. Try Garnier Nutrisse instead. It is better for dry/damaged hair.

3rd...do a weekly conditioning mask - religiously. if you go to a Sally Beauty Supply, there are a ton to choose from. I like Redken Smooth Down & Loreal's new color line.

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Posted by HearzBellz

Start using large rollers insteead of blow drying....that is the #1 problem... I have extremely curly hair that is pretty damaged & since I have been setting it it is shiny & less breakage.

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I do this also. I have extemely curly hair and I set it w/ rollers or get it set at the salon. My hait is so much healthier since.

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Posted by Valentinegirl

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Posted by HearzBellz

Start using large rollers insteead of blow drying....that is the #1 problem... I have extremely curly hair that is pretty damaged & since I have been setting it it is shiny & less breakage.

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I do this also. I have extemely curly hair and I set it w/ rollers or get it set at the salon. My hait is so much healthier since.

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What do you set it with? Velcro rollers? Hot rollers? When I set my hair ( velcro rollers) & also usually use the blower dryer to set it with heat, otherwise not much happens, but that's probably just as damaging.

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Posted by tourist

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Posted by Valentinegirl

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Posted by HearzBellz

Start using large rollers insteead of blow drying....that is the #1 problem... I have extremely curly hair that is pretty damaged & since I have been setting it it is shiny & less breakage.

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I do this also. I have extemely curly hair and I set it w/ rollers or get it set at the salon. My hait is so much healthier since.

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What do you set it with? Velcro rollers? Hot rollers? When I set my hair ( velcro rollers) & also usually use the blower dryer to set it with heat, otherwise not much happens, but that's probably just as damaging.

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nope, I use 'Big Curls' by conair...they are heated velvet rollers. It works best if your hair is alreasy almost dry, so I wash my hair the night before & then set it first thing in the morning. It takes me about 15 minutes to set it, after 5 minutes of heating up the rollers...I use about 6 rollers for my whole head, and I let them set for 1/2 hour. I unroll them & then just run my fingers through my hair.

Personally, I find the velcro rollers do better for 'styling' your hair, not for everyday wear.

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Posted by HearzBellz

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Posted by tourist

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Posted by Valentinegirl

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Posted by HearzBellz

Start using large rollers insteead of blow drying....that is the #1 problem... I have extremely curly hair that is pretty damaged & since I have been setting it it is shiny & less breakage.

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I do this also. I have extemely curly hair and I set it w/ rollers or get it set at the salon. My hait is so much healthier since.

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What do you set it with? Velcro rollers? Hot rollers? When I set my hair ( velcro rollers) & also usually use the blower dryer to set it with heat, otherwise not much happens, but that's probably just as damaging.

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nope, I use 'Big Curls' by conair...they are heated velvet rollers. It works best if your hair is alreasy almost dry, so I wash my hair the night before & then set it first thing in the morning. It takes me about 15 minutes to set it, after 5 minutes of heating up the rollers...I use about 6 rollers for my whole head, and I let them set for 1/2 hour. I unroll them & then just run my fingers through my hair.

Personally, I find the velcro rollers do better for 'styling' your hair, not for everyday wear.

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Ooh-velvet!
thanks- I don't have curly hair like you, I have limp easily breakable hair with a slight, uneven bend.

I need curlers or a blow dryer or something to make it fuller, but that's usually what breaks it!( sometimes the velcro gets stuck!)

Thanks so much! I think I'll see if I can find those Conair ones!)

ETA: 50 Minutes is a lot of hair time for a workday, I onlt get up an hour before I have to leave, but I may try it for weekends!

and in re: to the original question. . that Fructisse treatment is good as is the Aussie 3 minute miracle.

thanks girls- I am making an appointment now for a trim and will go by some leavins and treatments.

I will give the rollers a shot but do they pull the curl out from your roots?
My hair is Julianna Marguilles curly

YW....good luck!