Chemically straightened hair

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Chemical hair straightening has recently come under fire for causing some super-scary side effects, with hair damage being the least of it. Here's what you need to know

Many people love the look and feel of soft, straight hair. Unfortunately, many of the tools and products used to straighten hair, such as straightening irons, chemical straighteners, and many other hair products can irritate, or even...

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1. Use Dry Shampoo This definitely needs to be on our list! When we go out, we’ve got to bring dry shampoo or some talcum powder. It’s a lifesaver! You know how it is—sometimes you just don’t have time to wash your hair, or maybe it’s getting a little greasy, and that’s where dry shampoo...

Caused by over-processing from too much bleach, hair dye or chemical straightening, the “chemical cut” is what occurs when the bonds in the hair are so badly broken that the hair essentially snaps off, leaving you with uneven ends, thinness and major breakage.

This is a guide about chemically straightened hair is damaged. If you have gotten your hair straightened, it may have gotten damming in the process.