a scarecrow?

[anneasquith]

never had dry hair, but i now resemble a scarecrow my hair is so dry. anyone recomend a good conditioner at a reasonable price and easily available,thanks

[ummmm]

Have you got long or short hair?

[anneasquith]

shortish, a friend suggested baby oil, and leave it on all night!

[4getmenot]

Oh god no never put baby oil on hair. Doesnt wash out for days and is so greasy. I remember when I was at school, I'd had a bath night before and put some in there and laid back in it. My mates took pee out of me for days and it wouldnt wash out, looked like a right tramp.

[milly143]

My hair is shoulder length but really damaged from using straighteners every day. I recently changed to Pantenne Repair and Protect shampoo and conditioner. I think it's between £3 and £4 per bottle so not too expensive but it seems to have a nice effect on my hair. It feels a lot softer and the broken short bits around my parting and crown don't stick up like they did. I was always told you shouldn't use Pantenne because it contains a lot of plastic and of course it isn't actually going to repair anything but it certainly looked and felt better.

[ummmm]

I've been told to use olive oil. I wouldn't try baby oil. You can get hot oil treatments that are suppose to work. Loads come up if you google...

[ICEQUEEN20]

Herbal Essences Shampoo and Conditioners for split ends (the red bottles).. absolutely brilliant, much better than any Aveda or Clynol professional products, and cheap as chips... Believe me I have tried hundreds of hair products !!

[Robinia]

Try VO5 hot oil treatment, but never leave in longer than recommended. I use Charles Worthington conditioner, have done for years. The Boots Expert range do one, I've never tried it but I use the shampoos & they're very good.

[anneasquith]

re the olive oil, must it be extra virgin ?

[4getmenot]

Vo5 hot oil is good. But are you getting your hair cut enough? And also try drinking more water

[carmalee]

try Vitapoint - it's very reasonably priced - is a leave in one and washes out easily.

[ummmm]

I don't think so Anne. When I googled it they said sunflower oil..

[tamborine]

oil attracts dust particles to stick to hair, that could lead to dandruff. Use a good creamy conditioner; gives elasticity/movement to hair. Sleep with it on, via a shower cap and rinse off in morning.

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[bushbaby_de]

I have frizzy hair and use the Aussie stuff - its really good.

[anneasquith]

thanks

[RATTER15]

A scarecrow!! are you a good scarecrow, would you say that you are "outstanding in your field"

roflmao

OK, I'm going!!!!!!!!