Identify if you have split ends: The scientific name for them is Trichoptilosis, a longitudinal splitting of the hair fiber, and there are several types. The generic final break,
Splits occurring several times by the same lock of hair,
A division occurs in the center of the strand of hair that appears as a hole if the thread bunched up.
Always use hair scissors if you are cutting your own hair: even if you are only cutting a strand. Paper or regular scissors can fray the ends and cause splits in the road.
Single strand knots (not really split ends) that occur most often in dry curly hair.
Stop teasing or back combing: This is the most damaging type of brushing. He stops at the scales of your hair when you comb / brush that section again the balance is off.
Use hair friendly accessories: The band is the most hostile black hair in this group due to the metal connector. Smaller versions of this are even more harmful. The big green band is joined together by what looks like glue and is much friendlier. The small yellow band is a smaller green and friendly types of hair thinner version. They can also be made of transparent plastic. These small bands are ideal for tying the ends of the braids. The big blue hair band is the hair. These are easy to make, but can be purchased anywhere that sells hair care.
Deep condition regularly: If your conditioning regimen does not work, try a "deep condition" once or twice a month. This involves putting a leave in conditioner or hair oil and leave it in a while. Oils like jojoba and coconut oil are great for this.
Tone down the drying: If you are using a dryer or hot tongs regularly, your hair will begin to show some damage - the warm air removes moisture from your hair. Using a setting too hot or holding the dryer too close to your hair can also cause damage
