Kristie asks:
Please help, foe about 6 months now when I wake up in the morning and my hair is literally on ends. It looks like the bride of Frankenstein. I have a - line bob and have had this haircut for about 2 years so it’s not new. My hair is very fine. What can I do, what do you think is causing it?
|  | Answered By:
Calum Tierney | |
It sounds like you are experiencing a build up of static in your hair during your sleep. If your bedding is nylon that can do it so you could try changing that or even try wearing a silk headscarf. You could also use a styling product that repels static which most styling products do. |
Lucy asks:
I have fine, flyaway hair and an oval shape face. I recently had my hair cut to about jaw length. Now, it just looks like a bowl cut. What hairstyle would suit my face and is there ANYTHING I can do to encourage my hair to grow faster, or even make it look less like a bowl cut?
|  | Answered By:
Darren Messias | |
The good thing with your situation is that an oval face shape pretty much suits all styles.
If your hair is one length I would definitely suggest having some layers put through, as this will add body and texture to your style, and at the same time hopefully make it look less "bowl" like. |
Rose asks:
I don’t understand what is happening to my hair. My hair has always been baby fine and now that it’s going completely grey, the hair on the crown of my head seems to be growing very dry and brittle, but the rest of it is still growing baby fine. I’ve coloured it for years at home, but now I only use John Frieda’s colour glaze. I’ve used so many products that claim to moisturise and heal damage to hair, but it seems that to no avail, it still is dry and brittle. I even bought so many different kinds of hair oil, but they don’t seem to reverse the dryness. Is this normal for only parts of your hair that is grey to have a different texture? Is there anything I can do, because I keep cutting at the dry hair and it’s getting shorter and shorter on top. I would love to let it grow healthy and I really don’t want to go completely grey. Is there any hope for me? Do colour glazes dry your hair out more?
|  | Answered By:
Jason Kearns | |
Maybe you need to go see a colour expert and let them have a look at this, the product your using might not be helping. |
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