PODCAST: Season 3, Episode 5: Serial entrepreneur and inventor Louise Grubb
PODCAST: Season 3, Episode 5: Serial entrepreneur and inventor Louise Grubb

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Ask the Doctor: ‘Can pinhole glasses correct nearsightedness over time?’
Ask the Doctor: ‘Can pinhole glasses correct nearsightedness over time?’

Sarah Gill

What the Irish wore to the Met Gala this year
What the Irish wore to the Met Gala this year

Sarah Finnan

What to look forward to at the IMAGE PwC Businesswoman of the Year awards
What to look forward to at the IMAGE PwC Businesswoman of the Year awards

Leonie Corcoran

This Portobello home has been injected with light, flow, and zingy colour
This Portobello home has been injected with light, flow, and zingy colour

Megan Burns

This two-bedroom apartment in Co Kildare is on the market for €295,000
This two-bedroom apartment in Co Kildare is on the market for €295,000

Sarah Finnan

How to break through burnout and the signs to watch for
How to break through burnout and the signs to watch for

Niamh Ennis

Vogue Williams’ guide to summery garden furniture
Vogue Williams’ guide to summery garden furniture

Vogue Williams

Irish chef, author and proprietor of Paradiso Denis Cotter on his life in food
Irish chef, author and proprietor of Paradiso Denis Cotter on his life in food

Sarah Gill

Women in Sport: Surfer, scientist and writer Easkey Britton
Women in Sport: Surfer, scientist and writer Easkey Britton

Sarah Gill

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How To: Revive Brittle, Damaged Hair


By Melanie Morris
27th Nov 2015
How To: Revive Brittle, Damaged Hair

“The Summer months can wreak havoc on the condition of your hair” says super-stylist Dylan Bradshaw. “Over exposure to extreme sunlight, sun protection formulas, salt sea water or chlorinated pool water, and dry air will leave strands brittle and frizzy, with coloured hair being most badly affected.”

The solution?

Feeding the hair with a good shampoo and conditioner (don’t scrimp here) will restore natural oils and bring it back to health ?and manageable condition. Here’s where hair masks also come into play, “bandaging” damaged hair fibres and protecting hair from further friction and the compounding effects of winter’s harsh, abrasive elements. Heavy masks are best for thick and/or curly hair, while finer hair will do better with a serum-type product.

The Products?

1.?

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Rahua Rainforest Grown Shampoo, €35

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K?rastase S?rum Th?rapiste, €23

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L’Or?al Professionnel Pro|Fiber Reconstruct Masque, €21.99