Hair burned by flat iron: how to recover the health of hair strands?

 Hair burned by flat iron: how to recover the health of hair strands?

Lena Fisher

Having straight hair often requires the use of the famous flat iron - also known as a straightening board. But excessive use of this appliance can leave hair dry and even burned.

First of all, it is worth knowing that any source of heat - hair dryer, flat iron, babyliss - damages the hair and increases the dryness of the ends. But that's not all: "The damage can evolve to triconodosis, a consequence of the dryness and aggression to the hair that exposes the hair cortex, leaving it susceptible to several damages, including the appearance of knots only visible with the use of a hair camera.increase," says trichologist, hairdresser and cosmetologist Tharik Bonomo,

Even without sophisticated equipment, if you run your hands over your hair and notice little balls that make it rough, you can be sure: your hair is already in an advanced state of porosity and dryness.

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How to recover damaged hair?

In fact, recovering from the damage caused by flat iron is not an easy task, because when the hair shaft is damaged, it does not regenerate anymore.damaged, there is only one solution: to cut off the part of the hair that is dry.

Tips to avoid damage caused by flat irons

If you want to keep your hair healthy, the most important tip is to avoid getting to that point. For those who like to keep their hair straight with the iron, there are some tricks that decrease the chances of dryness from the iron. See below:

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  1. Always use leave-ins So, buy one that is appropriate for your hair type and spread the product on clean, damp hair, always before using a hair dryer, a flat iron, or a babyliss.
  2. Once a month (or according to your hairdresser's recommendation), it is worth moisturizing in a salon, with professional products.
  3. Trim the ends at least every 3 months, even if you are letting your hair grow out. This eliminates minor damage to the ends.
  4. Reduce the use of flat iron as much as possible, and if possible, leave it only for special occasions, such as parties.

Source: Tharik Bonomo, tricologist, hairdresser, and cosmetologist from Tharik Bonomo Salon e Estetic, in São Paulo (SP).

Lena Fisher

Lena Fisher is a wellness enthusiast, certified nutritionist, and author of the popular health and well-being blog. With over a decade of experience in the field of nutrition and health coaching, Lena has dedicated her career to helping people achieve their optimal health and live their best life possible. Her passion for wellness has led her to explore various approaches to achieving overall health, including diet, exercise, and mindfulness practices. Lena's blog is a culmination of her years of research, experience, and personal journey towards finding balance and well-being. Her mission is to inspire and empower others to make positive changes in their lives and embrace a healthy lifestyle. When she's not writing or coaching clients, you can find Lena practicing yoga, hiking the trails, or experimenting with new healthy recipes in the kitchen.