Coconut oil is one of the few oils that can penetrate the hair s haft. It is very attraced to hair protein and goes right inside the hair. It binds the protein to prevent its loss from the hair. It can be used as a prewash treatment.

If you use protein conditioners, it,s quite hard to make them really work because they don't really form permanent bonds with the hair. There's research going on how to make this happen but there are no definite resoluts yet. I'm going to try some methods and post them here

One method is brazilian keratin treatment. I didn't do that of course. Keratin is glued to the hair with formaldehyde

Ok so I'm not posting one of the methods that I tryed, because it didn+t work. There seems to be no way to peranently bind keratin into damaged hair again. there's things that seem to make your hair look stronger for a while though. Im trying those next and will post only the working ones, if there are any.

Tryed coating my hair with natural herbal color. My hair seems stronger but it,s too eary to say if effects will last. I will repeat it a few more times. I'm hoping to create a permanent coat on my hair and plan to leave it free from chemical dyes. Except for the roots of course.

As it turns out I have protein sensitive hair. Meaning protein drys it. I tryed a few moisture, protein and oils free treatments and I'm beginning to get my hair back. Its not dry anymore, well for a few days at least.

Tip:when your hair is wet, pick a strand and stretch it. If it breaks, your hair needs moisture so use moisture conditioners. If it streches like mad, your hair needs protein, so use protein conditioners. Its as simple as that :)

I have had quite a few problems after henna but I think I finally found a conditioner that works now. It's brunette goddess. Of course, it doesn't give permanent results.I decided to let my hair grow a few more inches though. Hopefully it won't rebel with splits and breakage

dont use Paul Mitchell...its shiit and a waste of money