Hair type
Damaged hair typically shows split ends, noticeable breakage, a rough or straw-like texture and reduced shine, often from heat styling, chemical treatments such as colouring or bleaching, or repeated tight styling. It usually feels weaker and tangles more easily than healthy hair of the same underlying type. Products marketed as repairing generally work by temporarily smoothing the hair's outer layer and filling in surface gaps, which improves look and feel rather than reversing the underlying structural damage — the most reliable way to fully remove damage is trimming it off as hair grows out. In the meantime, gentler washing, protein and moisture treatments, and consistent heat protection all help manage the day-to-day condition of hair that is already compromised.
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This is general information, not medical advice. It does not describe any specific product, and does not diagnose, treat or cure any condition. If you have a persistent skin or scalp concern, speak to a pharmacist, GP or dermatologist.