So you wake up one morning and you are scared to death by the frizzy creature on your head. Then you realize to your horror, it's your hair. You have fallen victim to your holiday up do gone wrong and dry winter hair!!! The first thing you need to do my friend is check yourself into HAIR HELP GROUP!!! I have great news for you! Not only is there an easy way to get help without checking your self in to a hair group in the Catskills with no lights and running water , there is also a way to recover without scaring your loved ones with hair that is too frightening to mention.
THE RECOVERY
Start by using your Mason Pearson hair brush (which is the Rolls Royce of hair brushes) and brush your hair. Start from the ends and work your way to the roots section by section. For any one area that maybe tangled, use the tip of your brush and you will have great results. After, and only after, your hair is properly brushed out may you add water. Here are three easy steps and product recommendations that will complete your evening leaving you with soft,manageable,shiny hair that smells amazing.
STEP 1
Shampoo your hair using Redken's All Soft shampoo which is an incredibly moisturizing shampoo and can be found everywhere. Remember even when shampooing be gentle, your hair may still be venerable to tangles.
STEP 2
Rinse well and condition your hair with the Age Recharge hair mask by Kerastase which, in my book, is the best product of it's kind on the market. Follow the directions on the box.
STEP 3
Now for your final step to full recovery. Apply Voile Nuit by Kerastase to your hair and go to sleep. This product was recently launched by Kerastase and we can't keep it on the shelves. The leave-in overnight treatment is going to forever change your life form dull to fierce! Kerastase has designed one for fine hair and one for thick hair so no need to stress about limp hair. Now isn't life fair?
So now your co-workers, loved one and pets (if any) won't have to deal with your tresses in a shamble because of neglect.
I WISH YOU GREAT HAIR!
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