Heat, color, and daily styling take a real toll on hair. The good news: with the right care, you can repair existing damage and prevent more. Here’s how to bring stressed strands back to life.
Understand what ‘damage’ means
Hair damage is largely about broken bonds and a lifted cuticle. Heat and chemical processing break the internal keratin bonds that give hair strength, while the outer cuticle becomes rough and porous — which is why damaged hair looks dull and tangles easily.
Repair the bonds
Bond-building treatments reconnect broken keratin links from the inside. Used weekly, they measurably reduce breakage. Our Silk Repair Hair Mask combines a bond-building complex with plant proteins for exactly this.
Everyday habits that help
- Turn down the heat — style at 150–180°C and always use heat protection.
- Wash with lukewarm water and avoid over-washing.
- Use a microfiber towel and detangle gently from the ends up.
- Sleep on silk to reduce friction and breakage.
Be patient
Damaged hair can’t be fully ‘healed’ — but it can be dramatically improved, and new growth comes in healthy. Consistent care over a few months makes a visible difference.
For severe damage or hair loss, consult a trichologist or dermatologist.