Time to talk about damaged hair. No one wakes up and decides they want damaged hair; Most of us want beautiful hair that makes people look back. It can be hard to know how to avoid damage, but you're not alone!
To treat damaged hair, you first need to find the root cause. After finding the cause of the damage, you can restore your hair and get enviable hair.
Usually, you can easily notice damaged hair but sometimes it is difficult to know whether your hair is actually damaged or not? Or sometimes, you may think that your hair is completely healthy but in reality you are damaging it by not taking the right precautions and measures to keep it healthy.
So how can you tell if your hair is damaged or damaged? We will share it with you! Keep reading to find out what damaged hair really looks like and how to prevent your hair from getting this condition.
What does damaged hair look like?
Dry hair
Detecting dry hair may be easier. This is not always a sign of damaged hair, but damaged hair is often more susceptible to dryness.
Dry hair can have a coarse and brittle texture, which unfortunately sometimes looks like straw. When your hair is too dry, it can break much more easily.
Sometimes frizzy hair is just caused by the weather, but sometimes it can be a sign of damaged hair. When the hair shaft is damaged, moisture escapes from the hair and the hair can become frizzy.
Split ends
Split ends are another sign that your hair is damaged. Split ends can be frustrating, but none of us are strangers to them. One day your hair will look healthy; Next, you notice that the ends of your hairline look like they're running away from each other.
Split ends can tangle much more easily than undamaged hair. When you comb your split ends, you may notice parts of your hair that break more easily.
Split ends can be quite noticeable but not easy to fix. You can try many different hair products to fix split ends, but the best way to help split ends go back is to get a haircut. Trimming your hair will help get rid of all the dead hair at once and can actually aid in hair growth in the long run.
Thin hair
Sometimes, thinning hair can be just another aspect of aging, but other times it can be a sign of damaged hair. Hair loss from overstretching is an example of this; This happens because the hair follicles are overstretched. Traction alopecia usually begins with thinning of the hair at the front and sides of the scalp.
Dull hair
Healthy hair is usually shiny and vibrant. Sometimes when your hair is damaged, it can look dull and lifeless. Your hair may have difficulty holding pigment.
How can you prevent damage to your hair?
Preventing hair damage may sound easy, but it takes a lot of time and effort. The good news is that once you find a hair care routine that works for you and your hair, it will feel simple.
Find the right product
Finding the right hair care products is essential to prevent hair damage. You can easily buy any hair care product you find on the grocery store shelf, but it's important to consider the product's ingredients. If you're not sure where to start, the .
There are so many harmful and harsh chemicals in the world of hair care these days, but finding natural and healthy products doesn't have to be difficult. 
Nubeà offers a complete line of products conceived and manufactured for scalp and hair health, essential conditions for healthy hair. The unique strength of Nubeà is in the special synergy between Essential Oils and plant extracts that help build the health and balance of the scalp and the beauty and vitality of the hair. 
Please refer to Nubeà Sustenia shampoo and conditioner products for damaged hair to help restore your hair. Or you can come to a salon in our system to have hair experts help take care of and restore your damaged hair!
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