How to Revive Dried, Damaged and over Dyed Hair?


Julia is a professional hairstylist that worked in different hair…
Dyeing your hair is fun. Seeing the outcomes of over-dyeing your hair kills. It is just so sad to see your once-luscious hair now looking all fried up and of a shade that you don’t even remember when you got it. This article will help you on how to revive dried, damaged, over-dyed hair in natural ways. You will get your dyed hair all revived in the natural beauty that they once had.
Healthy virgin hair strands come with their natural outer lipid layer that surrounds every hair with moisture and keeps the cuticles flat and smooth. It also lubricates the strands keeping them friction-free and in a sway mode.
With time, hair color chemicals may degrade the lipid layer and leave you with dry, motionless, and rough hair.
How to Revive Your Hair?


- Pick the right shampoo and conditioner:
If you are blonde, then the shampoo you use is very important always to maintain the color you leave the salon within the months to come. Cool blondes must also use anti-yellowing, toning shampoo such as the purple shampoo a few times a month.
The purple shampoo helps balance any unwanted and brassy colors caused by the kind of water you have, chlorine, sun, or the ocean. And like always, you should use a sulfate-free shampoo to keep that color in your hair as long as possible.
- Give your hair a protein boost:
I can never get the healthy locks back if I dyed my hair! But no, that isn’t the truth. With this damage, you will also focus on adding some protein and moisture back to your hair. Protein will help rebuild the bonds and keep your hair from breaking, whereas the moisture will replenish the hair and keep it from feeling and looking just plain and dry.
Luckily the products available in the market these days may work wonders in repairing the damaged fibers of hair. You can bring back all the life in your hair that you have lost to the over-the-coloring of them.
- Cool it with heat and bleaching:
Addicting to the curling iron or never leaving the house without having your hair blown out? Heat tools and blow drying also build the over-processed look. If your hair is fried, you should cut back to styling with heat only once a week, which acts as a certain barrier against damage. Ingredients such as aloe vera and sunflower seed extracts may help in preventing moisture and damage.
These are a few ways of how to revive damaged hair so that you can make your hair look fresh and lively again. Dyed hairstyles can look great only if you have them in the perfect look and feel.
Many stylists offer you the best hair reviving technologies and give you your main back. Dyed hair colors can be very attractive but make sure you also maintain your hair after you have them colored.
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Julia is a professional hairstylist that worked in different hair salons in the U.K and Australia. Julia has worked with some of the greatest hair care brands and attended many Hairstyling fairs in Europe and North America. Julia is here to share her tips and knowledge with you, to help you get that "dream hair" you want.