Split Ends

Split ends in the hair are the most common hair complication that every woman faces. Split ends happens when the protective cuticle is stripped away from the ends of the hair. Split ends are more common when the hair is dry or brittle.

Split ends are most frequently seen in long hair but also found in shorter hair that is out of condition and is an affliction of anyone trying to grow their hair.

Split ends are more probably to develop in dry or brittle hair, and typical causes of damage involve excess dying or briskly brushing. Split ends occassionally occur because the protective hair oils do not reach the end of the hair shaft, causing it to split.

Having a regular trim will cut out the split ends and keep your hair maintainable. Hair dryers with a high heat setting or hair straighteners can also cause this kind of damage.

The better way to get rid of spilt ends is to cut them off. There is no other efficient cure for split ends. The conditioner you use is also important in preventing split ends.

Treatment & Care Tips for Split Ends

Wet hair should not be brushed.

The juice of leaves of bhongra massaged on the head is effective hair tonic.

Don't brush too energetically, as tension caused by brushing promotes splitting. Instead, brush gently from crown to ends using a soft-bristled brush.

Have a Trim routinely.

Sleep with silk or satin pillowcases as the smooth surface on your pillow will minimize tangling, which can lead to split ends.

Use a shampoo which lists sunscreen as a major ingredient.

It's perfect to use a wide tooth comb if your hair is vulnerable to splitting.

To control the issue of falling hair, massage with olive oil. Dip towel in hot water and then cover your head with that towel. Do it again when it get cools. Do this for 15 minutes before shampooing.

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