Is your hair at its breaking point? Never fear, we have compiled a handy guide to help give your hair some much needed TLC and prevent damage.
Read on to discover how you can take your hair from dry to fly.
what is hair breakage?
Hair breakage is when strands of hair snap as a result of hair bonds becoming dehydrated. A lack of moisture in the hair typically causes it to become dull and straw-like, whilst being brittle + prone to split ends.
Hair breakage affects all hair types, textures, and lengths so you aren’t alone in your struggles to revive your hair back to health.
what causes hair breakage?
There are multiple factors that could be impacting the health of your hair and causing breakage:
Heat styling. Before applying heat to hair (hairdryers, straighteners, curlers) it is important to always use heat protection and protect your tresses from drying out due to extreme heat.
Chemical treatments. Treatments such as perms, bleaching, and keratin straightening can damage the hairs outer cuticle; resulting in dry hair.
Over-washing. Excessive hair washing can wash away the natural oils that would work to prevent your hair becoming dry and brittle.
how to stop + prevent hair breakage
Hair breakage getting you down? Don’t worry, we have the kure or more specifically, a comprehensive collection of products specifically designed to help hair restoration and breakage prevention.
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It (almost) goes without saying that heat protection is key to healthy, happy hair. Our supernova moisture and shine cream is a triple threat, offering not only heat protection but also detangling and frizz taming.
Formulated for all hair types, the kure instant bond repair shampoo is clinically proven to repair, strengthen, and prevent future damage when used alongside the kure instant bond repair conditioner. Both the shampoo and conditioner work together to target hair dryness and protect against the contributing factors of hair breakage. They are also gentle enough to use every wash) without stripping the hair of its natural oils.