Hairstyle product

[Polpettina1986]

Hi all!!
I am desperate to get my hair less dry. I tried everything 😪. Please hit me up with your favourite product for this!!

Bleach London reincarnation hair mask is good for my bleached hair.

Wella fusion conditioner. The only one that works for me

This is brilliant. Percy & Reed Oil No Oil. You only need a little bit

https://www.percyandreed.com/products/percy-and-reed-smoothed-sensational-volumising-no-oil-oil-for-fine-hair

Elasticizer, twice a week, every week.

Thanks ladies!!I'll try them all 😀

Elasticizer and regular trims!

I've tried the bleach mask, good but left my hair quite heavy ( I have really thin hair) - ends have improved... I have purchased the oil let's see next wash how it goes!

Honestly (and I really don't mean this in a nasty way, my hair goes exactly the same way!) dry ends need to be cut off when they get that bad. It's fried from too much bleaching and I would guess too much heat styling? No product is going to bring it back to good health, though it's worth trying the things listed above to keep the rest from going the same way.

Coconut oil is good.

A bond repair shampoo and conditioner?

@Sugarnspicenallthingsnaice my hair is not bleached and do not use heat styling...probably the pic look worst than actually is!!

What do you currently use on your hair - i.e. shampoo and conditioner? Mine is a bit wavy (less than yours) and goes very dry with any silicone products. Does your hair flash dry too?

Kerastase serum and hair oil

Another pic 🤣

@Trickedbyadoughnut at the moment I use Garnier Botanic Therapy Magnetic Charcoal shampoo and pantene conditioner, blue/purple bottle.
@GogAndMagog tried coconut oil and argan oil, result is quite heavy and oily ends and I would like to keep the volume!
@Sugarnspicenallthingsnaice definitely a trim will help tho!! I'll try the oil (percy&reed) tonight!!

Hmm, that shampoo has sulfates and benzyl alcohol, and if the conditioner is the one I'm thinking of I think it has silicone, so my also very fine hair would go dry with that. Worth trying a silicon/paraben/silicon-free combo like Faith in Nature maybe?

I can't get on with a full Curly Girl Method (too much work for me) but taking some of the principles has worked well for me.