Q&A for How to Treat Dry, Rough and Wavy Hair

Use a soft towel and pat your hair dry rather than aggressively rubbing it.

Apply a mixture of egg, yogurt and olive oil and leave it on overnight. Rinse in the morning. Do it once every two weeks or so.

Try coconut oil, egg and olive oil and yogurt to tame it.

Baby shampoo is mild and perfect for dry hair but if you’re using a ton of styling product you might have to shampoo your hair multiple times with baby shampoo. Mustard oil works wonders for dry hair by re-hydrating it. Just be sure to use it sparingly (depending on the length of your hair). Coconut oil works too.

When you comb your hair use a big toothed comb and don't use a lot a force. And if you feel your losing hair then try oil in it, once a week.

Those should not be causing hair loss. You may want to consult a doctor.

Yes, it makes hair shiny and smooth.

Maybe shampoo less often (this dries out hair when done too frequently), and use moisturizing products, like hair masks on a regular basis. When you shampoo, always use a conditioner. It may also have something to do with your health, in which case see your doctor. If this does not work, ask your hair stylist for advice.

There are many shampoos that are good for adding moisture to your hair. The Loreal brand has a good one. Also, be sure to use a quality conditioner as well as this will help your hair be more silky and smooth.

Make sure you are using shampoo and conditioner that is specifically formulated for dry hair. Also remember to only use a wide-toothed comb on wet hair. Avoid using extreme heat on your hair as much as possible, and look into getting a leave-in conditioner.

Try not to straighten it every day. Use a natural, sulfate-free shampoo/conditioner, avoid putting unnecessary products in your hair (unless it is a hair oil or something natural and conditioning), eat properly, and take good care of yourself. Check out How to Take Care of Your Hair and How to Have Healthy Hair .

Color your hair to give it color. Mix mustard, egg whites and coconut oil in a bowl and rub into hair. Leave for 10 to 12 minutes and then rinse. That should give it some fluffy texture and volume. If you want to add shine, add some olive oil in the mixture.

You can use dry shampoo. It's like baby powder and will absorb some of the oils on your scalp. Don't forget to comb out the remains of the powder. But watch out, as for some people it can cause a really itchy scalp.

Yes. After rinsing out your henna application, apply a generous amount of oil (coconut oil or seseme is good) when the hair is still wet and let it dry for an overnight treatment. Then wash it out the next morning with your usual shampoo/conditioner.

Yes it is!

You can get thickening shampoos & conditioners for your hair. I'd say they work!

Mine is also rough and dry, and is responding well to water-only washing, about 3 times a month. Sounds crazy I know, but it works! Buy a boar bristle brush to use daily, which also helps reduce dryness. Be sure to wash your brush.

First, treat your hair using the methods in the article. Then, refer to this article for tips on curling your hair: How to Curl Your Hair Without Heat . Curling your hair without heat will help prevent it from becoming dry and rough again.

Sure, just find a hairstylist who specializes in textured hair.

No, it will make it more dry and rough. You want to try olive oil or coconut oil to make your hair softer.

Use regular hair masks and massage oil into the scalp to grow hair faster. Masks can help.

You could do a donut bun, a sideway ponytail, or a fishtail braid, among many other hairstyles.

Try a spray gel. It will leave hair less heavy and more light and airy.

Maybe it's too heavy for your hair. Try a mousse or spray gel. It will bring out your beautiful curls, but let it be more airy and light. It will also look less greasy and rough-looking.

Try to use light products. Like a hair mask in the shower and a light spray gel after wards. If you would like, you can maybe see if you can get a protective hairstyle (braids or Bantu Knots).

Use a curl care shampoo and a smoothing conditioner. Try a hair mask 1 - 2 times a week. As for split ends, go to wavy/curly hair specialist for a cut--they can help with shaping and healing split ends (and might even be able to give you a few sample products and tips to keep the hair healthy). If thick enough, you can try to get a protective hair style, extensions, braids or twists. This will help keep the hair intact and less frizzy. After taking them out, go to a specialist to shape the hair.