First of all you need to condition your hair, and avoid using heat on your hair until you can get a hair cut. Once your hair has been cut still avoid using heat for about a week to give your hair chance to gain back its natural oils. If you wish to continue heat styling your hair, maybe give it a break once or twice a week and use heat protection spray.
I've had the same problem myself, and already having short hair meant I didn't want it cut much shorter. I use:
Treseme heat protection shampoo and conditioner. And also the 5 minute deep conditioner also by treseme. They work brilliantly but I still have to give my hair a break every so often. :)
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Burnt Hair Records was created in 1990.
you must be patient, it will grow out, in the mean time use a good conditioner.Every time I showered when I had burnt hair, I used hair repair shampoo with aloe vera (or you can use aloe vera gel or anything with more than 50% aloe vera) and rinsed with ice cold water.
If you mean the motor is burnt then the answer is no. It is not cost effective.
there are a few things you should do. go get a mask for you hair. a good brand is kendra. it also matters what kind of hair you have. if you have thin hair, that hasn't been cut in a while, and you style it a lot then your kinda screwed. but if you have thick hair, or curly hair. or your Asian then you need to not wash, or style your hair for at least three days. let the natural oils repair your hair. when you do wash it, use a damage repair shampoo and get a nice leave in repair spray for after your done in the shower.
You can try a deep conditioning treatment which will help a little, but the best remedy for burnt hair is to have a good hair cut.
You can't
a smell of burnt hair comes, i think
You probably can't, but I'm not sure
Either you burnt it or it has something on it
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You can sue if you burnt your hair in a store if the owner was negligent. In order to win your case, you have to prove that it was the store owner's fault.