My friend needs hair help. damaged hair?

Yes there are try mayo and olive oil they have natural remedies to moisturizer your hair also try wella hair repair at Sally's in beauty school we swore by this stuff. Or get cholesterol there and add any kind of oil they have then put hair under a dryer to set for 10 min so the hair gets moisture to it and continue for 3 days a week then take multi vitamins to help with keeping the hair strengthen as it grows back out!!

Two words: DEEP CONDITIONING!

I have bleached my hair several times, one time it just went to far: to the point strands would come out with a simple tug and pull. Find a conditioner meant for deep conditioning, Personally, I use any conditioner that works for Frizzy and damaged hair (I use Garnier Frutis Sleek and Shine; it's cheap and it works!). You run it through your hair, don't be afraid to use a lot, you want to cover all your hair. Leave it in for hours, if necessary (the longer you leave it in, I have experienced, the harder it is to wash all out). Considering the hair is very damaged and dry it wont seem greasy even after leaving conditioner on for so long. Continue this for as long you feel is necessary for the damaged hair.

Here are some other tips:

Co-washing. What is it? Co-washing is pretty much an only conditioner diet for your hair. I know it seems kind of gross but if you make sure to put very little toward the roots and more at the ends and wash all the conditioner, it really works. Shampoo strips your hair of its nutrients and natural oils, causing hair to become drier. In time you should feel your hair become softer

Trimming Dead Ends. I have a feeling in a bad situation, not only the ends of the hair is "dead" but trimming the tips of your hair can help in a small way.

Do NOT brush your hair when it is damp! That is a big no no. This causes more hair to be pulled out by the brush.

Stay away from any heat appliances if possible. This one was tricky for me because I hate my wavy hair and I am the queen of the flat iron but it really helps not to use it so frequently. The same with the Hairdryer or Hair Curling Irons. Gently towel dry hair after the shower and let it dry naturally.

I hope this helps!

ok, this is not any longer in all hazard what you're searching for yet I easily have ghd straighteners and hairdryer {yeah i'm a boy who straightens his hair} so your can tell that they are going to get warm. very heat. yet the place I bathe or tub on an usual basis I gently towel dry my hair a sprint bit(shop it moist yet no longer soaking wet) then I spray the tresemé warmth protection hair spray on and then I blow dry my hair, it gets all fluffy and stuff, then I straighten it, and use a styling wax to the two variety it or carry it c:

Stop blow dying!

and use deep conditioner.

You will see results soon