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Join us for Sip & Savour – a flavourful Spanish wine tasting event

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‘A lot of blood, sweat, and tears went into those years’
‘A lot of blood, sweat, and tears went into those years’

Victoria Stokes

This picturesque Donegal home has been structured to make the most of its incredible views
This picturesque Donegal home has been structured to make the most of its incredible views

Sarah Finnan

The double-edged sword of home improvement television
The double-edged sword of home improvement television

Sarah Gill

Valentine’s gifts for the interiors lover in your life
Valentine’s gifts for the interiors lover in your life

Megan Burns

February 2025: The best of streaming, TV and cinema this month
February 2025: The best of streaming, TV and cinema this month

Sarah Finnan

Natasha O’Brien: ‘I want the silent victims to get the same justice that I did’
Natasha O’Brien: ‘I want the silent victims to get the same justice that I did’

Sarah Gill

“Building is fun”: Architect Valerie Mulvin on her illustrious career
“Building is fun”: Architect Valerie Mulvin on her illustrious career

Gemma Tipton

A Boyzone documentary and Barry Keoghan’s new film – what to watch this week
A Boyzone documentary and Barry Keoghan’s new film – what to watch this week

Sarah Finnan

Supper Club: 3 tasty slow cooker recipes to warm your belly
Supper Club: 3 tasty slow cooker recipes to warm your belly

Sarah Finnan

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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