The Largest Choice of Beauty Salon Equipment in the UK. Learn more

Hair Care for Damaged Hair

(283 products)
View as

FAQ

What are some effective hair care tips for damaged hair?

To restore and repair damaged hair, it is essential to use products specifically designed for hair care for damaged hair. We recommend trying our collection of hair care products for damaged hair at Roxie Cosmetics, which includes deep conditioning masks, protein-based treatments, and nourishing shampoos to improve hair health and prevent further damage.

How often should I use hair masks from your hair care collection for damaged hair?

For optimal results, we suggest using hair masks from our hair care collection for damaged hair once or twice a week. These deeply nourishing treatments provide intense hydration and repair, promoting healthier and stronger hair over time.

Which ingredients should I look for in hair care products for damaged hair?

When selecting hair care products for damaged hair, look for key ingredients like keratin, argan oil, jojoba oil, shea butter, and vitamins A and E. These ingredients are known to nourish, strengthen, and restore damaged hair, promoting healthier and smoother locks.

Can using heat styling tools contribute to hair damage, and how can I protect my hair?

Excessive heat styling can contribute to hair damage, especially when not using proper heat protection products. We recommend using heat protectant sprays or serums from Roxie Cosmetics' hair care collection for damaged hair to protect your hair from heat damage. These products create a barrier between your hair and the heat, reducing the risk of damage.

Are there any specific hair care routines I should follow to maintain healthy hair after using your collection for damaged hair?

Yes, maintaining healthy hair after using our hair care collection for damaged hair is essential. Along with regular use of our products, we recommend minimizing the use of heat styling tools, avoiding harsh chemical treatments, and gently detangling your hair with a wide-toothed comb. Additionally, incorporating a balanced diet and staying hydrated will contribute to overall hair health.

Look impartially at how you treat your hair. This paragraph will collect some bad practices you need to eliminate or change your approach. The more seriously you take it, the more effective your hair regeneration will be.

Do you style your hair with a warm air blow dryer, a curling iron or a straightener without heat protection?
You're doing your hair a lot of harm. Invest in a heat protection serum and ensure you use the abovementioned tools. Remember that it is safer to set a straightener or curling iron to a higher temperature and "run" through the hair once than to use a low temperature and repeat the action several times. The lack of thermal protection is a big mistake. The heat protection serum is a barrier between the heat and the hair. Never ignore him.

Do you use rubber bands with metal elements? Do you squeeze your hair tightly?
Do not do this. Metal elements pull the hair in and tear it off. Intense squeezing with a thin rubber band causes the hair to rub at this point and become even weaker. Many beautiful and wide hairbands are on the market now—the broader and softer, the better.

Will you tear your hair from under the scarf or purse strap?
I know it's hard to remember to gently pull your hair out from underneath your clothes, especially when you are in a rush. Daily rubbing of hair against clothing items significantly weakens their condition. I often tie my hair when I go somewhere, and only after I reach my destination do I dissolve it. Thanks to this, I avoid unnecessary abrasions, and thanks to the thick elastic, I do not have creases on my hair.

Avoid sleeping with wet and loose hair.
It may seem inconspicuous, but sleeping with wet hair promotes the growth of bacteria and weakens the condition of the scalp. On the other hand, sleeping with loose hair causes the scales to be broken. We often change positions, "twist" at night, and then rub our hair against the pillow. It's best to braid your hair overnight.

Damaged Hair Care: hair mask, conditioner and shampoo.


A crucial step! Use the right cosmetics. The shampoo is supposed to cleanse the scalp gently, the conditioner to provide valuable ingredients and protection, and the mask to nourish and rebuild incredibly. Alternatively, you can skip the mask, but I advise you to go for all three with badly damaged hair.

Shampoo;
Remember that the shampoo is intended mainly for washing the scalp. This is where the hair is greasy from the skin. It is best to apply the shampoo to wet hands, rub it in, and then massage the scalp.

Conditioner;
Use after each wash! Sometimes we hear that someone gives up using the conditioner. Don't do this. Shampoos have washing and cleansing substances. After using them, the hair is a bit harder and less bouncy. This is the first reason we use conditioner; it restores softness and elasticity and makes it easier to detangle.
Additionally, the conditioner provides the hair with the necessary nutrients.

Mask;
People who need to apply a regenerating treatment on their hair should use a home SPA as often as possible. How to make a home SPA? Wash your hair with shampoo, dry gently and apply a mask. Wrap your hair at the top of your head and tuck it under a shower cap or wrap it with cling film. Put a hat or turban on everything; heat it with a dryer. Thanks to the heat, the hair will open the cuticles and be more susceptible to the absorption of ingredients. Leave the mask on for about 30 minutes. After this time, rinse your hair with lukewarm or cool water to close the cuticles.