Deep Conditioner/Conditioning Mask

[#1]

My hair was long and damaged from frequent coloring. I had it cut short yesterday, however, my hair is still a bit dry. I am going to keep it short and un-dyed for at least a year. I am looking for a great deep conditioner that brings back the shine and moisture to my hair. Please advise! Thank you in advance.

[#2 · Accepted solution]

Honestly I would DIY since the best contain ingredients in those mask are also available in your kitchen cupboard. Olive oil is great for moisture, vinegar is great for shine, and honey is great to get rid of oil/purifying/anti-bacterial. I would suggest search online and do a combination of olive oil, white or apple vinegar, and honey.

[#3]

My hair is extremely dry and damaged from dying it over and over. But what works in just 30 minuets and is always at hand is mayonaise and egg. My mom showed me by cracking one egg into some mayonaise untill it was a creamy texture then putting it into my hair, focusing on the roots which were driest. after 30 mins. wash it out in the shower and put conditoner in it. let it air dry for best results. and the next day when you heat style it or whatever it comes out shiny and silky soft I swear i use it all the time! it's such a life saver.

[#4]

I just did the same thing! My hair was past the middle of my back and I foil it 4 times a year, sometimes five. So I had 7 inches cut off because it was getting to dry and damaged and the ends were blonder than the top. I had it cut where it's slightly longer in the front than the back. It touches my shoulders, but that was a very bold move for me. I am so attached to my hair, it's my thing. Its almost a security blanket for me. I am using argan oil to help heal it. I bought the Josie Maran from Sephora.

[#5]

Fekkai and Biolage make a good deep conditioning mask.  You can find these brands at Ulta or a hair salon