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Alexandra heard that wrapping your relaxed hair keeps your ends healthy but her ends look fried and she is not sure if she is wrapping her hair correctly.
#1 Perform a protein or deep condition treatment to repair hair A deep conditioning treatment repairs your hair and protects your hair from chronic dryness and without the usage of a deep conditioner in your hair care regimen, you will often be left with dry brittle hair. Deep conditioning also repairs with your hair what is repairable with moisture and if you still have apparent hair damage, you would then perform a protein treatment and trim or dust what is left as damage on your hair to bring your hair back to its ideal healthy state.
#2 Trim damaged ends that did not repair after your treatments After performing your hair care treatments, trim off the damaged ends because there is nothing more that you can do to repair that hair. In some cases, a deep conditioning treatment and a protein treatment will bring your hair back to 100% health but when damaged, splitting or over processed hair is present, you have to trim the damaged portion or the damage will continue to break of and affect the rest of your length of hair. That is exactly why trims are so important especially if you want long hair because leaving damaged or thinning hairs untrimmed will make your hair shorter over the course of time because of the constant breakage you are experiencing with your hair.
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#3 Wrap hair with a moisturizer and a paddle brush Wrapping your hair at night is only necessary if you are preserving a soft curly or straight hairstyle. Excessively wrapping your hair every night and with the wrong styling tools, very quickly leads to damage and breakage. Make sure you are using the appropriate styling tools to maintain your straightened hair while preserving the health of your hair.
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