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"Even though it was a mild winter here in NYC, my hair did not come out of it OK. Breakage, split ends, dryness--you name it and I&amp;#x27;ve got it. Now here it is almost May and I&amp;#x27;m scrambling to fix it. Are you in the same boat? Here are some hair repair tactics you could try. 1. Incorporate some no-poo days. When your hair is super-dry, the last thing you need is a shampoo that&amp;#x27;s going to strip away what little moisture you have. Instead, try using a creamy, sulfate-free hair cleanser every other time you wash or just use conditioner. 2. Ease up on heat styling. Your trusty flat iron or curling iron could be what killed your hair in the first place. Avoid using it more than once a week to prevent more fried ends. 3. Switch your brush. Mixed bristle brushes (50% boar, 50% synthetic) are really good for distributing the natural oils from your scalp to your hair. Plus they leave it smooth and shiny. It&amp;#x27;s a must-have! 4. Condition while you sleep. A rinse out product you use in the shower might not be enough to really penetrate your hair if you have serious damage. Here are some heavy-duty overnight treatments to check out: TIGI Wonderful Tonight ($61). It&amp;#x27;s pricey, but my hair felt better the first time I tried it. L&amp;#x27;Oreal EverStrong Overnight Repair Treatment Conditioner ($9). A cheaper option that still gets the job done. Phytonectar Oil Pre-Shampoo Intense Hydrating Oil Treatment ($30). This one is great for boosting shine. So, there you go. Got any tips to add to my list? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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