Prep Hair

To get the most out of your hair, it’s important to start with a healthy base. If you have damaged or over-processed hair, this will be essential. A protein treatment helps strengthen the hair and prepare it for an optimal dye job by repairing any damage in your strands caused by heat tools or bleach. You’ll want to spend some time at home with this step so that your hair can be completely saturated with the product and give it time to absorb its nutrients before moving on to the next phase of your hair care routine.

Once we have our clean slate of healthy strands, we’re ready for color!

You need to insure that your hair is the best possible shape with no damage in order to get the most long lasting results.

It is important to remember that you need to insure that your hair is the best possible shape with no damage in order to get the most long lasting results. I recommend using a hydrating shampoo and conditioner before bleaching your hair, as it will help keep your hair smooth and conditioned while also protecting it from the bleach. Make sure you use a heat protectant on your hair before blow drying or flat ironing, as this will help prevent any damage caused by styling tools.

After washing and conditioning, I have found that applying a deep conditioner can be very beneficial at repairing any damage done while straightening or blow drying your hair. There are numerous ways to apply these deep conditioners, but my favorite method involves coating my entire head of wet strands in coconut oil (or any other natural oil) and letting them sit for thirty minutes before washing again with shampoo only twice more until all traces of oil have been rinsed out completely after each wash cycle ends with water only!

Anns

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