Your hair has to put up with quite a bit. You put your hair through the wringer, from scorching heat to chemical treatments. It should therefore come as no surprise when it begins to exhibit indications of wear and tear.
Dryness, dullness, split ends, and frizzing all contribute to brittle hair.
Dry hair, like dry skin, has a range of severity from mild to severe, as well as a variety of causes. Half the battle is figuring out what causes your hair to become dry and brittle.
Your hair, like you, is one-of-a-kind. The volume and texture of your hair, as well as your styling options, are determined by its type. Some hair types just do not respond to heat and styling tools as well as others.
Hair that soaks up water instead of resisting it is usually too dry. Brittle hair is also prone to being harsh to the touch and breaking when pulled or stretched. It could be an indication of dry, brittle hair if your hair doesn’t retain style or color well.
If your hair is beginning to exhibit indications of damage, don’t ignore it. The presence of more hairs in your brush than usual, or hairs scattered across your pillow when you wake up, could indicate thinning rather than breakage.
