5 Simple Ways To Repair Your Damaged Natural Hair

Our natural hair is amazing and requires proper care to maintain the health of it. Unfortunately, factors such as frequent styling, harsh weather, incorrect products, heat styling and chemical treatments can damage your kinky/curly/coil hair. These factors will leave your hair brittle, tangle, dry an d susceptible to breakage. If your hair is in need of some TLC, fret not! There are 7 simple yet effective ways to repair your damaged natural hair to it's healthy state. Here are seven essential techniques to incorporate into your hair care routine:

1. Deep Conditioning:
   Deep conditioning is a crucial step in restoring moisture to damaged hair. Opt for our Tailored Beauty Moisture Penetrating Deep Conditioner. It is specifically formulated with ayurvedic ingredients to penetrate your hair to repair the hair shaft from the inside out.  Apply the conditioner generously from root to tip, focusing on the ends where damage is often most severe. To get the best results, apply the deep conditioner to sectioned hair so all of your hair gets coated. Leave it in with a deep conditioning cap (or shower cap) for no more than 30 minutes. This will give the ingredients the right amount of time to penetrate the hair shaft to work it's magic!
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2. Hot Oil Treatments:
   Hot oil treatments are another excellent way to nourish and repair damaged natural hair. The oil will coat the hair and impart the minerals from it into the hair shaft. In addition, the oil softens the hair which makes it easier to detangle especially if your wash day is the next week. Our Tailored Beauty Grow Thick Oil is rich in vitamins and minerals that help strengthen the hair and promote growth. Heat the oil slightly by placing it in a cup of hot water then apply it to your hair, focusing on the ends. Cover your hair with a shower cap or warm towel and leave the oil in for at least 30 minutes before rinsing thoroughly.
   
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3. Healthy Diet: A balanced diet rich in vitamins, minerals, and protein is essential for healthy hair growth. Incorporate nutrient-dense foods such as fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, and healthy fats into your daily meals. These foods provide a wide variety of minerals for your hair. Our hair is the last area of the body to absorb minerals from our diet. Therefore, providing our body with an variety allows it to receive the nutrients needs. Examples of such foods are like salmon, avocados, spinach, and nuts.
   
   
   

4. Oil Your Hair Ends: The ends of your hair are often the oldest and most vulnerable to damage. To prevent split ends, breakage and further damage, opt to oiling them as part of your hair care routine. Apply the Tailored Beauty Grow Thick Oil as it is lightweight to the ends of your hair daily. Oiling aids in sealing in moisture into the ends so they will stay moisturized for longer. This will improve your length retention, reduce friction and protect against environmental damage.
   
   
   

5. Night Time Hair Care Routine: A night-time hair care routine can work wonders for repairing damaged natural hair while you sleep. Before bed, apply the oil to your hair ends to nourish overnight. You can also protect your hair by loosely braiding or twisting it to prevent tangling while you sleep. Then, cover your hair with a satin bonnet or sleep on a satin pillowcase. This will reduce friction and prevent breakage to aid in improving your length retention.
   
   
   

Repairing damaged natural hair requires a combination of consistent care and nourishing treatments. By incorporating deep conditioning, hot oil treatments, a healthy diet, oiling your hair ends, and a night-time hair care routine into your regimen, you can help restore your hair's health and vitality. Remember to be patient and consistent, as repairing damaged hair takes time and dedication. With the right care and attention, you can achieve strong, beautiful, and resilient natural hair.