How Do You Keep Your Locks Lovely?

I leave it alone! I shampoo 3 times a week, air-dry, don't color or perm, and hardly ever use styling products. It feels great, and it looks pretty good too (but it'll look better after it grows a little).

I maintain my long, beautiful hair by sleeping on a silk charmeuse pillowcase, every night. It keeps my hair from tangling and looking a mess in the AM. I have been sleeping on silk charmeuse pillowcases for over 10 years and I NEVER get split ends. The silk also feels cool and very luxurious and it is supposed to be very good for the skin. I found some fabulous looking printed silk pillowcases (butterflies, paisleys) in beautiful colors and they are machine washable. I cannot sleep without my silk pillowcase ad take it with me everywhere.

To begin with, I always use salon products. although there are ones at wal-mart just as good... if hair is colored, use shampoos and conditioners for your hair type, plus color...comb through conditioner in shower with very wide comb, and rinse in almost cold water. (Saves Color) Only wash every 2 days unless hair is too oily... always add oil when straightening, and I let my hair air dry. Its also bad to wrap it up wet in the towel...avoid products with alot of alcohol. Bed Head after party is good.

I use a good deep conditioner.

I spend on good color-using Aveda and good quality shampoo and conditioner for color treated hair

Weekly deep conditioning treatments and daily application of leave-in conditioner.

I keep my locks lovely by using styling cream

I spend the extra money to buy salon brands, and it does make a huge difference in the way my hair looks, especially over time.

I have very thick hair that can pretty much take anything.

I shampoo and condition daily only because I workout daily and have very thin hair. I use leave in conditioner to de-tangle my long hair and let it air dry.

I only use shampoo, conditioner and gel.

Shampoo and condition not more than every other day. Hot oil treatments once a month. Use good quality products (including brushes, hair dryers, etc) and only allow a professional to color your hair.

I towel dry my hair. No heat.

I wash them.

Deep conditioning treatments once a month, just on the ends. It keeps them healthy, and protects them from getting dry and split.

I do hot oil treatments at least once a week.

Ever since I discovered tea tree oil, I've had much better luck keeping my hair and scalp moisturized, so that's the piece of advice I try to pass on to everyone!

watrching it every day

I comb my hair dry, shaping it at the same time, instead of using a dryer.

I don't own a blow dryer!

washing it everyday

Weekly deep conditioning and try to use as little heat treatments as possible. When I do I try to use a heat protect spray.

I NEVER use shampoo on the ends, just conditioner. Keeps it from being limp and breaking easily.

I take care of it,no heat,wash every other day,use leave in cond.

I keep my hair "Locks" looking lovely by first of all not washing it everyday like I used to when I was younger. I also find that using a deep conditioner once a week that you leave on your hair for 20 minutes also keeps my hair in very fine condition. I have very long layered color treated & highlighted hair. I would like to think that it is one of my best features. So keeping it looking amazing is important to me. I have learned that you don't need to spend a lot of $$$ to have gorgeous hair, you just need to take time to take care of it. That is what I do. I tend to it, like a garden, making sure to keep it trimmed, hydrated & nourished!

Coconut oil deep conditioner- & if you can ever get your hands on Leonor Greyl products or Ojon, use them! I rarely if ever blow dry.

Don't blow dry or heat style!

Coconut oil deep conditioning treatment!

Philosophy's hair marinade! Use it once a week.

Deep condition once a week. Never use a brush on wet hair. Regular haircuts.

My best hair care advice is to air dry your hair as much as possible. Blow drying dries it out. Thanks for the giveaway!

I wash my hair and then afterwards before I dry it I put in a smoother cream and then a liquid that helps gloss and keep friz away when I blow dry it with a round brush. I have to do this because my hair is wavy and I need to pull it straight with some curl. My stylist showed me how to do this and what products to use because it was driving me crazy but this really works for me.

Thank you for the AWESOME GIVEAWAY.. Please count me in :)

wash my hair

The most important thing I do is use conditioner on a regular basis and keep my hair trimmed to avoid split ends.

I blow dry my hair but leave it a little damp. Over blow drying your hair does just that to your hair, it over dries it!

I spray with hairspray to keep it from getting frizzie

I minimize my use of hair "product," let my hair dry and be naural as much as possible and I keep it covered when I'm out in the sun.

I have long wavy hair, number 1 rule , I never use a hairdryer. I only use Loreal shampoo and conditioner. I wash it every other day.

I have very long hair. It doesn't take to styling much so mine is pretty much just wash and go. Because of the length, I go through lots of conditioner to keep it tame.

I do very little to my hair. I wash it with tressemme shampoo and conditioner. I then put tressemme mousse in and blow dry. That's all I do. I let it style itself. Nice and easy.

My very best hair care advice is to rotate your shampoo and conditioner every 6 months. This prevents buildup of product on your lovely strands.

All natural shampoo and conditioner Onesta....i love it!

My hair tend to be very dry and frizzy so I have to condition it often and do a hot oil treatment once a month without fail

Don't laugh!! Home perms and a Flowbee!

Ojon!

I like to purchase the conditioner that certain boxes of hair color have (I have purchased them from online drugstores) and use them in place of the usual hair conditioners. They work great and are relatively cheap.

i straighten it everyday and rinse my hair every day. i do get an oil treatment at LEAST once a month.

I have naturally curly hair and just got a bob which entails me to straighten it!
I wash my haiir 3 times/wk. Air dry, use heat protectant than I straighten and use shiny serum afterwards!
DOVE HAIR PRODUCTS ALL THE WAY!!!

I do nothing extra special. I do use Pantene shampoo and conditioner. I get no complaints

I go swimming 3 times a week and I am careful to wash my hair well each time. I do not use a hair dryer. My hair is short with lots of grey so it is easy to keep looking good.

I gently brush my hair daily but I only wash it about every 3 days. I find that if I wash it too often it gets extra dry and flyaway. Once a month I do a deep conditioning treatment. I keep my hair short so I can always let it air dry. I never use a blow dryer.

I use mayonase once a month and hardly ever blowdry or use heat on it

I use a great conditioner every time I shampoo(daily) and a hot oil treatment once a month. I also have my hair trimmed by monthly to keep split ends at bay.

Thank you so much for the chance to win.

I only wash m y hair every couples of days and only blow dry when I have to.I like a good clarifying shamppoo but a good conditioner can make a big difference

I was every other day using first a dry scalp treatment then a volumizing shampoo.

I use good quality shampoos and conditioners andI mostly let my hair air dry if I have the time.

I like to use good quality shampoos and conditioners.

I have curly hair that tends to get frizzy so I have have found products that work best for my hair. I use a leave in conditioner and gel and then I just let it air dry. I also get it cut every 8 weeks.

I invested about $50.00 in a filter for my showerhead, and cannot believe the difference in my hair. I was having a horrible time with my colored blonde hair picking up weird tones. I was told it might be chlorine in my water, so I decided to give the filter a try. Not only does the cleaner water keep my color fresh, it seems to be in better condition too. A bonus is that my skin is not dry anymore.

I would of never thought a good hairbrush would make all the differenc in the world. A good boar hair bristle brush will run you in the $100 mark but the shine that it gives hair is the ultimate payoff. The brush lasts forever not like the cheap ones from the drug store that pull hair and cause breakage. The boar bristles condition your hair as time progresses and the bristles do not fall out. It has made a world of a difference for my hair and it is an investment I'm glad I made.

bare essentials. i wouldnt go without it. sisnce ive been using it for last 2 years, ill never go back to liquid r reular powder.

I know it is kindof out of style right now, but I roll my hair with heat rollers! Thanks!

I use a handmade shampoo bar to keep my hair from becoming frizzy!!

Try not to wash it more than 3 times a week. Then I torture it with a straigtener to make it look nice.

I try to use very little products in my hair. I think it makes it look heavy. I prefer the wash and go method.

I use hair masks at least once or twice a month

My best tip is to only shampoo every other day or every third day. It keeps more moisture in your hair!

Use a leave in conditioner on your days off because it makes a huge difference in how your hair looks and feels.

wash (and go) everyday. dont do much to it.

I keep my hair clean and the ends cut. I air dry my hair part of the way as to risk damage.

I try to avoid blow drying my hair because it can damage it.

I air-dry my hair when I can, and don't use irons on them. In addition I use salon-quality conditioner. While I don't see a lot of difference between shampoos, a good conditioner makes a big difference for me.

I wash my hair in the early morning, so it can air dry naturally, and very seldom use heat of any kind on it.

I try to let my hair dry naturally especially in the summer under the sun, not using a hair dryer etc seems to keep my hair silky

I don't overly style them. I usually try to airdry my hair and do not use flatirons.

My best hair care tip is to cover your lovely locks when you are out in the bright sunlight. Too much sun can damage your hair and make the color fade.

I use a shampoo+conditioner as well as a conditioner. I haven't had a hair cut in OVER a year and I have NO split ends. I think this is what does it for me!

I actually wash my hair every other day, unless it needs it. I make sure I lather it up very well, and always use a moisturizing conditioner! I use a wide tooth long pick, and let it air dry as much as possible. Once in a while I will cover my hair with mayonnaise with a cap, for a few hours, and then shampoo and condition.

When I feel like I might be getting bulid-up I add a tsp or so of baking soda to my shampoo and make it a clarifying shampoo.

When covering the gray, I touch up the roots instead of putting color on all my hair.

I use deep cleaning conditioners to keep my locks curly and hair shiney.

Go to bed with wet hair and you will have texture and body the following day.

I don't blow dry my hair or put any chemical on it.

I use L'oreal Vive shampoo twice a week and Pert Dandruff once a week. I always rinse my hair with ice cold water for a high shine. When my hair was longer I used a 1/2 cup diluted vinegar for a detangler then rinse with cold. Comb from the bottom up so your not breaking your hair off. Let dry for at least 12 minutes before putting on volumizer and good and dry on medium only leaving hair slightly damp.

I make sure to buy a decent (good) shampoo and conditioner which are suited to my hair type. I am also careful to leave in the conditioner long enough to do it's magic. When I get out of the shower I let my hair air dry until it's just slightly damp and then I do not have to blow it dry so long.

wash my hair 2 times! not just once when i am in the shower

I shampoo my hair everday.

I can never go without conditioner, both the rinse-out kind and leave-in.

It is very important not to wash your hair too much. It strips the natural oils and makes it frizzy

For me it is cover the gray.

i don't do much, just wash let air dry scruff it up a bit and taadaa done

I use color keep shampoos and conditioners. I never blow dry my hair either.

The one thing I do most for my hair is to add a few drops of olive oil to my conditioner prior to applying. It is a natural moisturizer my hair loves.

Thank you. :-)

The best way for me to have better looking hair is to get a good cut. This is not easy since so few hairdressers can cut it properly or rather will take the time to do so.

My hairdresser convinced me that I did not need to wash my hair everyday, and that if I only washed every other day that my hair would be a lot healthier. I took her advice and I think allowing a bit of oil in my hair has made a big difference. I thought it would look dirty, but it doesn't and actually looks a lot fuller.

I try to only wash my hair every other day. My water comes from a well and can be tough on the hair.

I don't do much, I'm pretty much a simple person, however, my hair seems to do best when I rotate different kinds of shampoos and conditioners'.... I always keeps 3-4 different brands available at all times.

I try to only wash my hair every other day so I don't overdry it with the hair dryer. I deep condition once a week with a hair mask, then put on a leave in conditions on the weekends.

I don't "over-do" my hair. After washing and conditioning, I style it once and that's it. My curls stay curly all day.

I love to scrunch my hair everyday.

I have a great leave-in conditioner, which cuts out a step in the shower and also leaves a wonderful scent in my hair.

I have very long and thick healthy hair. I never use a blow dryer and let my hair dry naturally and I really believe that this helps prevent damage to my hair. It does take much longer to dry but it's worth it.

Lots of hot oil treatments and deep conditioners

Plenty of leave in conditioner and I haven't blow dryed or brushed it more than a few times in my lifetime. (I have curly hair.)

I used to wash my hair every day, believing that super-clean was necessary, and finally figured out that every OTHER day makes my hair look shinier, smoother, all-around healthier!

My hair is curly aand unruly, I always try to use lots of conditioner. I also try to keep it trimmed.

I use a good hair masque once a week and use color boost drops twice a week to keep my hair color fresh.

My hair is layered and about shoulder-length. I don't blow-dry or flat-iron, but when I comb it out wet, I am sure to turn my head upside down and comb it that way. Then I let it dry without recombing it down, and it dries with lots of body.

I use Matrix Biolage Mint Shampoo and Conditioner.

I keep my hair short and don't have to use a hairdryer or flat iron on it. A litl eproduct on the top and I'm good to go !!

I just use products in the Matrix line. I also use an inoinic blow dryer and flat iron to smooth the hair cuticlesand it doesn.t hurt that I put my daughter through beauty school ,so she,s a professioal hair dresser and she keeps my cut looking good. I really need her because after suffering cancer since 2001 ,I need her to keep me from looking right.

I've really been digging the John Frieda Collection's Root Awakening shampoo and conditioner. My hair is silky smooth, has lots of shine, and can be washed daily. Since I love to work out, that is a serious bonus. For styling, all I need is to blow my roots out with a diffuser, put a little mousse in the natural wave, and I am ready to go!

Shampoo and condition every other day and I get my hair trimmed regularly

Once a month I use deep leave in conditioner I also try to avoid blow drying my hair

FOR THEISE WINTER MONTHS I MAKE SURE TO USE MOISTURE SHAMPOOS AND CONDITIONERS TO KEEP MY HAIR SOFT AND FLAKE FREE ABOUT EVERY 2 TO 3 DAYS!!! I THEN USE A COCKTAIL OF ANTI-FRIZZ PRODUCTS AND HOT ROLLERS THAT HEAT UP IN 10MINUTES! MY HAIR IS FULL OF BODY SHINEY AND SOFT WOTH NO SIGNS OF DRY SCALPE!

I absolutely {heart} neutrogena's deep conditioner treatment. I use it once a week and it makes my hair super soft and so shiny!!!

Shampoo and condition every other day. Let air dry

I use hair products specially designed for my hair color, and it really has seemed to make a difference.

Snip of the slip ends and almost NEVER blow dry.

I always condition after shampooing.

I only wash my long hair every other day- because any more than that dries it out. I also use deep conditioners and leave in treatments every time I wash. I also do not blow dry my hair more than half way because it can get frizzy if I do. Lastly, I get my ends trimmed every 6-8 weeks to prevent them from splitting.

I use conditioner before and after shampooing

Well, I wish I knew because my locks are not so lovely.

One of the benefits of having breast cancer, chemo treatments, and losing your hair, is...you get brand new, healthy locks (but I wouldn't recommend this for everyone...lol) :)

Honestly, I don't wash my hair that often. When I do, I use premium products and make sure that I always put something in it to protect it from the heat of my blow dryer and straightening iron on the days I opt to not wear it curly. I also get my hair trimmed and colored (not bleached) religiously to keep it healthy.

Shampoo and conditioner everyday but I avoid blowdrying when possible. I also avoid many styling products on some days by putting it up casual.

I use a shampoo that removes chlorine because I swim. I also use a shampoo for color treated hair and conditioner several times a week to keep it soft. I do not blow dry it too often because I feel that it makes it very dry.

Since I color my hair, I make sure that I use the weekly conditioner. I also get regular cuts to keep my hair looking fuller.

I have to dye my hair so keeping it conditioned is highly important. I use leave in conditioners too

i keep my hair short and wash it most days to keep it clean, but will skip a day every now and then to retain the hair's natural oils

i wash my hair every other day.

Pantene Pro V Thick and Full shampoo/conditioner. Because I have coarse hair sometimes, I don't wash it every or even every other day. I try to wash it at least twice a week because it keeps my hair feeling so good.

Every week, I combine a couple of tablespoons of baking soda with my shampoo to get rid of product buildup that every day washing doesn't get. Keeps my hair shiny and beautiful.

I keep my hair lovely by keeping blow drying to a minimum, and using conditioner daily!

I heard Dr Oz mention a charcoal filter to add to your shower head, my friend did this and WOW!!! I really should do this myself, but I just need to remember to get it on my shopping list! 4 kids will mess your mind!

Wash and condition only

After I shampoo the condition my hair, I always try to let it air dry, rather than blowing it dry, before using the curling brush.

I almost never blow dry my hair, which has helped keep it healthy, shiny, and split-end free.

Just washing it with a good shampoo.

Add a few drops of Olive oil into your conditioner bottle. Leave the
conditioner on a few minutes longer than usual. Try to do this 2X
a week. You will have beautiful, shiny hair.

Washing, conditioning , hot oil treatments and of course oiling it once a week

I don't use chemicals on my hair and use a deep conditioning mask on it once a week.

I've been washing my hair with baking soda for 1 1/2 years now. It works great, don't even need any conditioner.

I wash my hair every other day, get it cut every 6 weeks and color myself. I rarely use a blow dryer and let it dry naturally

I wash my hair with bottled water. It keeps the hard minerals from choking the follicles so that my hair is not breaking and frizzy anymore.

Make sure to wash and condition. Every two weeks do a deep conditioning.

Since I have very thick hair with a mind of its own, I've tried just about every product to bring it in submission!
I send for free samples of different brands hoping to find a shampoo and conditioner that will work for me. I was pleasantly surprised when I tried the Head & Shoulders samples. For once, my hair wasn't limp after using conditioner and actually had more body!. The fragrance leaves such a clean, fresh feeling too. Use the shampoo and conditioner together for maximum benefit. Another tip is to not brush wet hair, don't tease hair since this breaks hair and causes split ends and don't spray your hair into an unmovable mess. Clean, shiny healthy hair that moves is the way to go!

I do henna once a month. And I mix my henna with olive oil and egg. I have natural straight hair and I don't need to use brush at all. But I highly recommend henna with olive oil & egg for silky hair!

One of the best treatments for your hair is to use Infusium 23 leave-in-conditioner after washing and conditioning your hair. It strengthens your hair and keeps it shiny.

I keep my hair clean and I don't blow dry it or use a curling iron or hot rollers. I also don;t use any goos or gunk on my hair. A treatment of warm olive oil once every three or four months and it keeps my hair looking shiney and healthy withour looking greasey. Or it might be that I was just blessed with good hair.

Coconut and egg white serum by Organix for silky hair! I never have to use conditioner.

I gave up for about 40 yrs. I refused to get a perm after suffering through my mom's home perms. I finally got one at a real beauty shop. It was much better than my Mom's. I now have hair that doesn't just lay there flat. It has body and it is wash and wear for me. That is so good for me since I have a frozen shoulder. Everyone should try it.

I stopped doing my own colors. I get professional care and it looks so much better.

I use Aveda color conserve shampoo and conditioners. They keep my hair fresh and not coated down with gooky stuff.

I get my hair cut every 8-12 weeks. I do not wash it every day. I usually let it air dry. Sometimes I condition it with mayonaise. When I swim, I wear a cap and conditioner under the cap. I eat healthy food and drink a lot of water. I only color my hair about 4 times a year.

I only wash and condition 2-3 times per week. Also Infusium 23!

I air dry my hair, never blow dry. Make sure that you wash and condition.

Once a week I use a conditioning mask on my hair. I also use a highlighing oil that adds sheen and healthy moisture to my hair. I get frequent cuts to cut off the damaged ends.

LOL - take a look at my hair and you won't WANT my advice! But I HAVE learned that it's better to have my hair colored at a salon because it doesn't end up brittle like it does when I color it myself.

Towel dry most of the moisture from your hair before your start applying heat from your hair dryer. Use conditioning and/or styling products that have heat protecting ingredients (like silicon) to protect your hair while you dry it. If you don't use a suncreen in your products, try to wear a hat when you are outdoors in the sun. I don't use hairspray and my stylist tells me that is one of the reasons my hair stays in good shape.

I use a volumizer shampoo to keep my hair in top form.

Weeeeeelllllll I have not had much as far as locks to start with, my hair is thun, and baby fine and thinning!
I use Pantene thickening shampoo.

Avoid blow dryer and curling iron as much as possible (although it does look better for me with them!); condition with a deep conditioner once a week; and newer Head & Shoulders products really are gentler on my hair than when I tried them years ago.

I air dry it as much as possible. I rarely brush my hair but mainly just comb it out in the morning and use my fingers to tousle it. I also just started using Jojoba oil on the ends and as a scalp treament occasionally.

I air dry it as much as possible. I rarely brush my hair but mainly just comb it out in the morning and use my fingers to tousle it. I also just started using Jojoba oil on the ends and a scalp treament occasionally.

Once a month I do a mayonaisse conditioning treatment for my hair. I leave it on for 20 minutes, apply heat using a hair dryer, and always rinse it out with COLD water. It leaves my hair so unbelievably shiny and smooth and the effect holds for weeks.

I wash it every other day and blow dry a few times a week. I also get is trimmed frequently and use only a little gel if I am going out.

I finally learned to use the "cool shot" on my blow dryer and it adds shine and usually saves me from using the curling iron for touch ups.

I avoid styling most days so I just make sure my hair is conditioned / moisturized and let it go natural

Shampoo every other day. Condition after every shampoo. Trim or cut every six weeks. Never blow dry. Apply serum or almond between palms and rub through ends to keep looking smooth.

Shampoo daily, brush lots, use "product", and get it "high and tight".

Infusion. 21 is a help-used on dry hair between shamp

I do not color or perm my hair. I try to shampoo 3 times a week, because if I shampoo more my hair seems to get very dry. I use a conditioner each time I shampoo and this helps to keep my hair soft and silky.

I have an oily/itchy scalp and dry ends so once a week I put Aloe Vera on my scalp and Jajoba Oil on my ends. It's best to leave it on your hair for at least half an hour; I do this while I'm cleaning or doing chores around the house on weekend mornings. After washing it out, my hair looks and feels fabulous.... I get so many complaments on my hair and they are always nice to here.

I am a nautral blonde with very fine hair. If I don't wash EVERY DAY, my hair looks greasy. As I get older, my hair has also begun to look frizzy on the ends (even with requent hair cuts).I cannot use many products becasue they weigh my hair down. The wonderful gift of being a natural blonde is a nightmare when it comes to hair care. I have tried every imaginable product out there over the years and would welcome any new ideas to try. My own tricks include using Neutragena Anti-Residue Shampoo once a week, a good trim every 6 weeks, changing my daily shampoo every couple of weeks and using very little conditioner. I have found that CATWALK Root Boost is light enough fo nights on the town and John Frieda Sheer Blonde Crystal Clear hair spray is good on non-rainy days.

I'm in my early 40s and fish oil has helped my hair too! I have also been using mousse on the front of my hair (where gray hair would be if I didn't color it) and it has helped me get some body and fullness back into my hair.

Because I dye my hair and add highlights it can dry my hair. I always make sure to at least once a week use a deep heat conditioner. For daily use I use a non-drying shampoo and pantene conditioner. Before styling I add a moisture protecting product for styling and then when completed I add a little dab of serum for shine.

I am post menopausal and I find that large doses of Vitamin "D" and Calcium along with cholesterol treatments for my hair have been very effective

The best thing I ever did is to get keratin treatment for my hair. It makes my hair so incredibly silky and smooth. No frizz. And so easy to dry.... cuts the drying time in half. Can't believe I only found out about this 6 months ago! This has changed my life!

I agree taking Omega 3s and flaxseed oil and highly effective especially in menopause and using sulfate-free products. An important point is to make sure styling proiducts do not contain alcohol-if using heat. Having dry hair, I use a small amount of moisturizer mixed with my styling product-especially when in the sun-it is like a hot oil treatment. But the most important thing is to replace your shower head with a filtered one, at hardware stores, to keep the chemicals in our drinking water off you hair and scalp. Huge benefits!

My hair had become FRIZZY, no amount of conditioner, gels, or treatments seemed to make much difference. Then I started taking FISH OIL capsules with my daily vitamins, my hair has become soft and smooth again! Maybe I had some kind of deficiency, I don't know. I am just happy to be frizz-free!

Once a month I use the old standard standby of Mayo... Put on dry hair until coated, put on a shower cap and leave in hair for at least an hour, then shampoo. My hair is thick so one shampoo does it for me, if your hair is thinner you may need to wash a couple times. I've been doing this for 20 years and my hair is smooth, silky and shiney

Nexxus Therappe, ORS Replenishing Pak, and Neutrogena Triple Moisture Leave-In Cream leave my hair feeling healthy and refreshed.

My best tip is Infusium Leave In Treatment Conditioner. I put it on my hair after every shower right before styling. It makes my hair soft, shiny and more manageable.

Have waist length naturally wavy hair (wanted to get a permanent and stylist wouldn't give me one - that's when you know you have a good stylist) wash it couple of times a week using shampoo and conditioner made for permanented hair. A hint from my stylist to encourage the waves. Also braid it every night before going to bed.

I have very long, red hair with highlights. My hair extends past my buttocks and I often find myself sitting on it. Theoretically, my hair should be heavily damaged with all the processing, flat ironing and blow drying I subject it to. However, my hair is soft, shiny and manageable because of all the time I invest in it. I use the Morroccan products, specifically the oil which not only smells scrumptious but is a miracle worker for the hair. I apply it before and after blow drying. I air dry my hair until merely damp, then blow dry the rest. I do a quick once over with the hot iron in the end to seal in the moisture and prevent the frizzies.Twice a week, I deep condition my hair, sleep with the conditioner wrapped first in plastic bags and then in a towel, locking in heat for the night.After a quick hair wash in the morning,my hair is as soft and manageable as could be.I ALWAYS cover my hair when in the sun, protecting it from exposure just as I do with my skin.Hydrating the body is so

During my work life wore my hair frosted, with great easy to keep short hair. After retiring, & reaching 60+, let hair grow out. Now 78, hair white with similar short, easy to keep, hair style that softens 78 year old wrinkles. Shampoo & condition often as Texas climate is rough on hair - very drying.

I use a conditioner that I got from a local shop called Mojo Spa. It makes my hair pretty strong.

I use Kenra hot spray before I blow dry my hair. It protects my hair from heat damage and makes it shiny!

I don't use a blow drier at all and use Graham Webb Ice Cap conditioner-best stuff EVER!!

I use Head & Shoulders everyday... great product!

My hair is high lighted so I use Fructis shampoo & conditioner for colored hair & love it! I also avoid blow drying.

I simply wash my hair several times a week - no other products are used other than shampoo.

I use a heat protecting serum before blow drying.

i have problem hair and the only thing that helps it is to deep condition once a week

Use shampoos & conditioners that don't include sulfates, they strip & dry out your hair.
Rinse your hair in cool water. Sally Hershberger primer for wavy hair, and Tresemme heat protector spray. Tresemme product makes my hair behave when I use the curling iron, love this stuff!

Try to limit how often you use a blow dryer,flat iron, curling iron or hair color as these items damage and dry out your hair quickly. Use a good shampoo and conditioner to keep it clean, soft and shiny.

Frequent trims, no heat (curling irons, flat irons, etc) and only the milder forms of hair color.

I do nothing to my hair. No blow dryer, no curling iron, no flat irons, no dyes. A good shampoo/conditioner and that's it.

I pay little attention to my hair except to keep it clean and shaped into an attractive cut.

I do not blow dry my hair unless absolutely necessary .

Pantene shampoo and conditioner keeps my hair clean and moisturized . I use a shine spray ahave a great hair cut

I air dry it and don't dye it.

For the shiniest hair ever, I use Fekkai Salon Glaze each time I shampoo.

To seal in shine, eliminate fly aways and to experience managlele, full, volumized, soft hair rinse the conditioner as usual until the last 5 to 10 seconds then rinse with cool water.

I take fish oil and flax oil EVERY day and drink tons of water.

I try not to wash everyday and try to air dry as much as possible!

I shampoo daily and my best tip is never brush wet hair! Use a large tooth come to come through your hair. It really helps avoid damage and split ends. And keep your hair covered while in the sun for extended periods of time.

I keep my locks lovely with moisturizers.

I always let my hair air dry

I never blow dry my hair. I don't over wash it, usually only every other day. I keep it trimmed and use a good hair brush on, the hair color I use on it is not a permanent hair color so less damaging.

My hair is in excellent shape, even my hair stylist says so. I shampoo & condition every other day and the only other product I use on my hair is mousse. I never use a blow dryer, a curling iron, or a flat iron - no heat of any kind.

I use shampoo without conditioner and I massage my head for circulation with a rolling bed of pins which rejuvenates the scalp and increases hair growth. I air dry my hair. maryc

I rarely ever use any product (except shampoo & sometimes conditioner) and don't use heat very often on my hair.

I had discovered this product on hsn, its called "hair rules", its a cleanser. They say a lot of sulfate you use in your hair isnt good, it strips it. So I suggest altenating and trying this product.

I grow it long, so it's shiny. Use Pantene and don't dye it, unless I'm having a mood and want a change.

I trim my hair regularly.

I use a leave in conditioner with spf

I don't scimp on shampoo and conditioner. I love the Redken for color treated hair. It leaves my hair soft & shiny and helps my color last longer.

I wash and condition my hair and air-dry it. I only occasionally use hot curlers and I think that has kept it from becoming too damaged.

I avoid heat (curling irons, blow dryers, etc), use shampoos that don't contain sulfates or alcohols, condition often, and make sure my hair is moisturized.

One world--Wen.

I wash my hair twice, each time using about the size of a dime in organic shampoo. It lathers up nicely the second time, while saving on the amount of shampoo that I use. I also condition daily and get my hair trimmed every couple of months. Since switching to organic shampoo, I have gotten my naturally curly hair back. I never use a hair dryer or curling iron any longer; I smooth and put my lockes into place by hand. I dye my hair using henna, and my hair is very shiny now.

I never dry my hair with a blow dryer - the heat is not good for your hair, I always condition it well, since I have a perm now I am really careful about not overwashing it and I use paul mitchel to keep the curls nice.

Air drying - good for my hair and the environment.

A good haircut every 6 weeks.

Just a good quality of shampoo + conditioner everyday works for me. I also use heat tamer spray (I use Tresemme) before applying any sort of heat to my hair (hair dryer, straightener etc). It protects my hair against heat and friction to keep it shiny and soft. Plus... it smells good :)

I avoid flat irons and curling irons altogheter because they are very damaging to my hair. Instead I use , sponge rollers and the airdrying method (3 to 4 times a week) to give my long hair extra volume. Also, deep conditioning once a week helps.

My locks aren't all that lovely. I have super thick and wavy hair but it tends to frizz out a lot. I wash and condition it every single day and I never use curling irons or blow dryer on it.

I get frequent haircuts and keep it short. I find by keeping it cut it's easier to keep styled.

I used to spend an inordinate amount of time and money and effort on my hair, and it wouldn't do what I wanted it to do-so-I got it cut very short, I use a good shampoo and conditioner, and I am happy as a clam! Thank you!

I use quality shampoo and conditioner and get the ends trimmed when they need it

I keep short and well hydrated.

keeping it as natural as i can

I think it is all about the shampoo and conditioner. I have very fine hair and I can tell a huge difference in the amount of volume that I have when I use a cheap shampoo or conditioner

I keep my locks lovely by using good shampoo and conditioner. No blowdrying or curling iron. It is really thick and grows really fast. I only wash my hair every 2-3 days because that is all that it needs.

i use good shampoo and not not blow dry my hair...living at the beach it already gets dry from the sun and salt water

Eat right, shampoo regularly, good shampoo

I use salon shampoo and conditioner, never blow dry, and very rarely straighten.

When blowdrying curly hair, start with hair that is very wet. Scrunch to shape curls. Then dry from the ends up. Flipping upside down may make this easier.

I only wash and condition my hair as needed, about once a week. Excessive washing causes your hair to overproduce oil.

The most important thing I have started doing for my hair is to use a heat protecting product on it before I dry/curl/straighten my hair. It not only leaves my hair amazingly soft and smelling good, but it has reduced the frizz and the split ends and all the other damage that too much heat can do! Since I refuse to leave the house without styling my hair, this is the one thing I can do to make it look its best all the time!

Keep it short and conditioned.

I deep condition my hair once a month. When I go to the beach, I put conditioner on my hair and do not wash out. That way I give my hair a hot oil treatment.

I do the usual shampoo and conditioner. I have shortened it to avoid split ends

I love going to the salon for my haircut and coloring and buy their best shampoos.

I'm not fussy with my hair, a good conditioner and some mousse and I'm set

I make sure I make an appointment for a haircurt BEFORE it starts to look bad..about every 4 weeks. I also try to avoid blow drying every single day and opt for air dry on the weekends when I have more time.

I use only high quality products & try to keep harsh elements off it!

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I dry my hair naturally and I use Redkin products.

keep it trimed and thinned out (gets to thick which is not usual for an old man), just a touch of grey on the temples.

brush daily

I get a good haircut and color regularly. I also don't use any hair appliances other than a blow dryer.

My #1 tip is to avoid blow drying/flat iron/other heat styling - you can color your hair (I do) and still have it not be damaged, but heat styling will break ends and cause other damage even with just one use (esp. hot iron).

Cut my own hair

I get regular haircuts at good salons. I now volunteer as a hair model, so stylist who are getting the advanced training has hair to work with. These are some of the best stylists in the area and I'm geting the entire cut, blow dry, and wash for free! The haircuts have been wonderful! I also eat very healthy, drink lots of water and take vitamins, so I don't need to color my hair, even though I'm 47! There are only a few unnoticeable white hairs (no greys)! I don't wash my hair or blow dry my hair every day either. I use conditioner.

i don't blow dry my hair or color it

I don't wash my hair every day or blow dry.

I drink lots of water and take daily vitamins. I use styling products that help protect my hair from the elements. I also switch up my brands of shampoo and conditioner regularly.

i use the l'occitane hair care products, they are really wonderful, i just wished i lived somewhere with soft water because that has a big impact on your hair. i don't color my hair often...maybe highlights once a year. i use the ghd hair stylers and products they do not dry or fry your hair...they are expensive but worth the money. also, i agree with the not blow drying everday, let it air dry

conditioner, conditioner, conditioner. I even sleep with it on.

I also don't blow dry it...too much damage!

I don't blow dry it every day--most days I let my hair air dry naturally.

About twice a month I wash my hair with regular old soap--it strips off all the hair products (gel edt.) and leaves my hair easier to style

I always rinse my hair with cool water after shampooing, it closes the hair shaft and protects

After I shampoo and condition I spray in conditioner to help with tangles and to ensure my hair looks good. I also try to vary shampoo/conditioner to keep my hair bouncy

I change the brand of shampoo and conditioner I use every few months so my hair doesn't get too used to any one product. I also make sure that I don't wash my hair at least one day per week so it gets a chance to build up some oils.

I like to use organic/natural shampoos and conditioners. In the warmer weather, I let my hair dry naturally. I do use a dryer in cold weather, but take care not to over dry.

hair dye is battle the gray-no heat at all-shampoo/condition every 3 days

I wash my hair every other day, I deep condition once a week, and I use sulfate free shampoo.

I wash my hair every 3-4 days (unless I get really sweaty) to prevent it from drying out.

I use a natural fiber brush and keep my tresses brushed every day. I do not chemically treat my hair.

i try not to wash it everday

i only wash every other day keeps my hair healthier

I use sulfate-free shampoo and let it air-dry as much as possible.

I don't chemically treat or style my hair. When I am about to brush my hair I spary on a detangling spary.

I use Organic Virgin coconut oil and shear splendor restorative conditioning hair marinade as a hair mask. I also use purity made simple to get rid of any product buildup up every month.

Drinking lots of water, not brushing it when it's wet, and letting it air dry

Add.a.tsp.of.honey.to.your.regular.conditioner.then.leave.in.hair.for.10.to.20.minutes.then.rinse.thoroughly.Gives.great.shine.to.hair!!
And.also.a.hair.mask.of.mayo.always.works.great....especially.the.new.kind.that.has.olive.oil.in.it...I.think.its.Kraft

I use Avocado Oil or Virgin Coconut Oil on my hair daily. This helps eliminate frizz, hydrates, prevents breakage and promotes hair growth.

Regular trims and air dry!

washing my hair every other day with t-gel shampoo

beer
if you drink enough of it it looks good no matter what and if you wash with it it will leave your hair shiney and silky

don't wash your hair everyday, it strips it of essential oils

I don't blow dry and straigten mine everyday.

I let my hair air dry; I wash it every other day and get it cut every 4-6 weeks

I do not use harsh chemicals. I use organic. I air dry no hot heat.

I wash my hair daily and get it cut every 5 weeks. I find that with cutting my hair on the 5 week mark, that it stays pretty nice.

I use a high quality flat iron to eliminate frizz.

I have curly hair that I hated when I was younger, but now I love it. I wash it and scrunch with some mousse and that is about it. I rarely visit a salon because it is easy to cut myself.

I keep it cut short .

I do a deep conditioning weekly with one of those Leave-In conditioners. I also don't blowdry my hair to death.

To keep my locks lovely I use a gentle shampoo and condition my hair weekly.

Easy peasy. Shampoo, conditioner everyday and brush it right away.

I use Pantene Full & Thick shampoo and conditioner, and i never blow dry my hair

Let it dry for awhile out of the shower and then apply mousee and dryt

I don't fight my hairs natural texture (which is wavy, almost curly) or the fact that it is very thick. Straightening my hair daily just isn't a reasonable options, so I just go with what I have. I don't shampoo everyday, since my hair often gets dry and frizzy, either.

I let my hair air dry occasionally to cut back on the hairdryer and/or straightener but not matter what I do air drying tends to result in frizz so I just do it on days I don't care what I look like!

I wrap it up at night and brush it daily. I also visit my hair stylist every other week.

My hair can tend to be on the dry side, so I don't wash with shampoo every day. If I need to wet it for styling, I just rinse with warm (not hot) water. If I'm blowing it dry I make sure I use a good conditioner.

I have naturally wavy hair that fortunately doesn't need much in the way of styling - I usually just air dry it and go. But to do this, conditioning is essential! I keep a wide tooth comb in the shower and always comb out my hair while the conditioner is still on before being rinsed out. I find it to be much easier to detangle, much less damaging and the conditioner stays on my hair longer which is always good.

My secret is braiding my hair at night after I shower and then when I wake up it is almost dry and I just towel dry it and then use the blow dryer for a minute. I think this way my hair is healthier in the long run. I also really do like Head & Shoulders, there was a time where I was having a real dandruff issue and the other products I used were much too strong with a bad oder. Head & Shoulders got rid of my problem quickly!

I have thick (but fine) curly hair, and I'm not totally sure I have the "perfect" hair care routine...but I try to stay away from harsh sulfates in my shampoo, moisturize regularly, and I use Herbal Essences mousse to keep my curls lovely. =)

I am over 55 and have my hair colored and highlighted every 5 weeks; the best thing to keep my long hair looking lovely! My hair would not look as good if I didn't use a giant brush and some "products" when I blow dry it; it comes out smooth and shiny. Sometimes I use a flatiron and then some large sized hot rollers (for 1min.) for some loose curl. I looove the fragrance of Biolage shampoo and conditioner, so I use those.

I let my hair dry naturally.

I wash my hair with biolage and use matrix conditioner...I blow dry it but not too much so my hair is not damaged.

Ouidad heat and humidity climate control gel

I use baking soda added to my shampoo every 4 or 5 days to remove product build up. I also rinse my hair with water and apple cider vinegar for shine. For deep conditioning I put any kind of conditioner in a microwave safe bowl and heat it it up for a few seconds along with a towel. Then I put the conditioner on dry hair and comb through. Then wrap hair in warm towel and leave on for 20 to 25 minutes then rinse. Also on a daily basis in the shower I comb conditioner through the ends of my hair to make sure it is worked in very well.

I have very long hair and love to get it done when I go out, usually on weekends. During the weekdays, I usually just leave it alone and not use any products or blowdryers or curling irons. I basically just let it rest. Doing this has helped quite a bit to keep my locks lovely and shiny!

The best thing I've ever done for my hair is the (WAY expensive) keratin treatment. It made it so much easier and faster to style, cuts the time in at least half, and my hair always looks great. Worth the $!!!

I'm a curly girl, so I'm evangelical about deep conditioning treatments. The best haircare item I've ever spent $$$ on was small, hard shell portable hood dryer. I strive to do a Wella brand Kolesterol treatments supplemented with coconut oil once a week for 20 minutes, which leaves me with Shirley Temple curls where I have ringlets & bouncy waves where I have less curl, not to mention the shine. You can also sleep, with a towel- if you can sleep with a plastic cap & towel on - for the same effect. People are also getting me very interested in the new "no poo" movement, which involves getting rid of shampoo altogether.

Im a girl who loves her curling iron and flat iron and blow dryer... needless to say my hair needs a lot of repair. I find that switching out my favorite shampoo every once in a while for another favorite just for the one day refreshes my hair.