Really dry hair help

[Mnhealth202020]

I have been using a product from Phillip Kingsley here. It’s a protein blow dry spray, which says it can be used daily. I have been using it every 3 days (hair wash days) for a month.

My hair is very dry now, it was soft and shiny before. My ends feel like hay, they’re stiff and matt easily. I think my hair has been overloaded with protein thanks to this product, as nothing else explains the change in my condition? It hasn’t been coloured or excessively heat styled, this was the only change in my routine. The rest of my haircare products are not protein based.

Any tips on how to recover my hair? I’m actually worried my salon might refuse to colour my hair at my appointment due to the condition

[slinkysaluki]

Soak it in coconut oil overnight and shampoo out next day. I have naturally very thick, coarse dry hair and it works for me.

I use Toni and Guy Catwalk Honey and oatmeal shampoo and conditioner and use a little coconut oil smoothed through when dry or Moroccan Oil is good but pricey

[slinkysaluki]

Some people dont rate coconut oil but it works well for me. I buy Aldi organic coconut oil its only £1.70 for a good sized jar

[pinkprosseco]

Try Lush hair and scalp treatment made from avocado, banana and basalmic vinegar. Or Bodyshop banana hair mask. Both really worked for me.

[slinkysaluki]

Mayonnaise full fat is supposed to work too, not tried so cant confirm that

[redferrari]

Coconut oil works well if you warm it up slightly. Leave it for 4/5 hours, has made a lot of difference to my hair in lockdown.
I also add a few drops after I blow dry my hair to dry bits.

[Mnhealth202020]

Thanks for all the advice, I actually got my hair cut today and she cut off way more than I wantedi guess the positive is that my dry ends are gone