Do you see small forks, frayed pieces, or ends that split into two or even three parts at the ends of your hair? These are split ends. They make your hair look dry and unkempt and cause your lengths to break more quickly. You can't \u201cglue\u201d existing split ends back together, but you can prevent them from creeping further up and limit new split ends.<\/p>\n
Split ends are usually easy to recognize. Please note:<\/p>\n
It often feels easier to run your fingers through the lengths than through the ends, because they are rougher and tend to snag more easily.<\/p>\n
Split ends are a clear sign that the protective cuticle layer of your hair is damaged. Possible causes include:<\/p>\n
If you already have split ends, there are a few things you can do to limit further damage:<\/p>\n
You cannot repair existing split ends, but you can protect and strengthen the rest of your hair fiber. The selection below focuses on dry, damaged, and fragile hair and helps prevent further damage as much as possible.<\/p>\n
The products listed below are cosmetic care products that may be appropriate for dry or damaged hair. They are not intended to treat or cure medical conditions.<\/em><\/p>\n