I am a 24 year old girl. I have hashimoto - hypothyroidism. The disease was detected in time and I take supplements and medications, everything is normal, but still, I guess because of it my hair is a little drier. It does not bloom, but it has somehow faded and thinned. I started sparing her and not using hair dryers before. I haven't used it for 3 years, but honestly I'm tired of wearing it in a ponytail, bun, braids and generally tucked away, so that it doesn't look like it's left to dry just like that. I even wonder if it made sense to avoid hair dryers altogether ... can you advise me how to take care of my hair - hair dryer, press, shampoo, etc.? I want it to be dry, straight and voluminous, trimmed to the middle of the back. I will be very grateful.
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Try keratin therapy at a hairdresser. That's how my hair loss stopped. Is not expensive.
I have the same disease as yours and I am 20 years old and I have not noticed such problems as yours. Mine is even quite greasy. Just the opposite of yours. Otherwise, it dried up for me from blushing. but he got better. because I regained my dark color. That's right. So I advise you to buy shampoo for dry hair first. Take for example Sayas or Garnier or Schwarzkopf. They are good brands. Don't get cheap. Buy a dry hair conditioner of the same brand as your shampoo. Then get quinine water. When you take a bath, rub your hair with a towel so that water does not drip and spray quinine water on your roots. It helps to thicken. You can also buy ampoules for dry hair and alternate. They are applied in the same way. You wonder the ampoule and spread it on the roots. It will not get greasy. It's like water. Then you take a spray for dry hair during heat treatment. You spray from the ears down two or three times on each side. Then dry with a hair dryer and then press with a press. My hair is so good and it is long to the waist and I like it. If you do what I tell you, you will succeed.
I have long and healthy hair - I dye the roots at a hairdresser every month and the whole hair every 6 months (brown is the most gentle color with the most shine, you choose one color and put only it if you dye), I cut my hair through month (if I see something blooming every month, I let it go long and that's why they cut it for about 1sn.), I wash it every other day with a mask and shampoo for colored hair (I tried it dry, but it became hard and the hairdresser said that these masks contain cement and for my hair it is best to use a series for colored hair that is hydrating). I use Elsev by L'Oreal or Ultra du by Garnier, changing them every month. From time to time after a bath it is smeared with liquid crystals with argan oil (there are them in DM). I have been going to bed for years with wet hair either loose or tied. During the day in the morning I use a press to curl my hair or straighten it, and the next day I tie her in a tail. Keep in mind that tying is exhausting. Your hair may be dry from the products you use. I bought 2 masks for BGN 100 for dry hair and instead of nourishing me they made it like a broom. That is why it is very important to determine or have the hairdresser tell you what type of hair you should use. Painting is also very important, it is best to do it as I described above. Good luck :)