Blow drying, styling it, brushing it... all of it causes split ends. Even just the elements from outside will give you split ends. You'll have to use a damage-preventing shampoo for it or something. Or get it trimmed every 4-6 weeks.

Alright, thanks for your advice.

thank goodness for Heaveth being here, the hairexpert I've got the same problem, those shitty ugly split ends. It's not really bad now, but there were times I was really frustrated by it. Especially in the summer.

same here. my hair ios wavy/

thank goodness for Heaveth being here, the hairexpert I've got the same problem, those shitty ugly split ends. It's not really bad now, but there were times I was really frustrated by it. Especially in the summer.

Awww. I have plenty of split ends because my hair hasn't been cut in over a year. But it's not noticable unless you're looking for them. My hair looks ( and really is ) very healthy.

I want to try Garnier's new Shampoo and Conditioner called Long & Strong. It's supposed to help protect long hair ( and I suppose hair in general ) and keep it from breaking.

From my experience: most anti-dandruff shampoo kills the hair. The hair gets dry and split ends result. Anyone tried any anti-dandruff shampoo that's good for the hair?

From my experience: most anti-dandruff shampoo kills the hair. The hair gets dry and split ends result. Anyone tried any anti-dandruff shampoo that's good for the hair?

If you only use it 2-3 times a week and use a clarifying shampoo the rest of the time (Pantine Pro-V clarifying shampoo is a good one), and then a mild conditioner, it should still help the dandruff problem and not cause as much damage. I've also found rinsing with cool water instead of warm water helps with mild dandruff as well, as warm water tends to dry out the scalp.

When I was younger I used to use Head and Shoulders. I didn't think it was too bad, just didn't smell pretty like other Shampoos.

I use some Paul Mitchell stuff.

I really need a haircut. It looks so messed up when I get out of bed, and it doesn't get much better after I take a shower, but tons of people compliment me on it.. they're like "Dude, your hair is awesome!" A lot of the time it's because they think it looks like I simply don't give a fuck, heh (they've actually said that).

So I love conditioner because it makes my hair soft

but I hate conditioner because it makes my hair fluffy

I hate fluffy hair!!!

Can't do a damn thing with it, it drives me nuts. Grrr....

Makes me feel like a dandelion

Hah, odd simile.

Lol well it gets all wispy and the baby curls at the front curl up and wont stay down cause it's fluffy. So in the breeze it looks like dandelion tufts.

lol

I have to use conditioner to help with tangles, but I don't apply any directly to my scalp.

Behind my ears I have these little curls, so it looks so weird when I wear my hair up because I have these curls sticking out from behind my ears. Friends and stuff say it looks cute, though.

i let my hair get pretty long, and it started to curl, and like don said, dude, it looks like you dont give a fuck. and they were right. then i had to cut it b/c i went on a cruise, and had to look somewhat presentable for the ladies

Do you prefer to wear your hair up or down?

I usually like to wear mine down and curly. But wearing it down and straight takes less effort.

I rarely wear my hair up and if I do it's usually in a big bun on top of my head. I call it the "princess bun" because it looks like it should have a little tiara around it.

Today, I'm being lazy and putting my hair in a low bun, which I really don't think looks best on me, but I'm just going to the doctor.

I almost always wear it up. Most often in a high messy bun thing. If I'm lazy, just a pony tail.

I can't stand having hair in my face, it drives me insane. That's only allowed during sex and even then, depending, it has to go up. It can definitely get in the way.

At night when I'm relaxing or in my pajamas, I prefer my hair up and out of my face. Other than that, I like it down.

This is how I always wear my hair:

DON'T ASK, I don't know anything.

oh and that's my sisters room.

nice editing