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Damage & Split Ends: hair care & supplements

Split ends and dry, brittle lengths often follow heat styling, coloring, straightening or sun exposure. This shelf gathers 48 products, mostly hair masks and deep treatments, plus leave-in creams, shampoos, oils, serums, kids' care and one biotin gummy.

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How to Choose Products for Damaged Hair

Split ends and dry, brittle lengths often follow heat styling, coloring, straightening or sun exposure. This shelf gathers 48 products, mostly hair masks and deep treatments, plus leave-in creams, shampoos, oils, serums, kids' care and one biotin gummy. Masks like Eva's aloe and argan (90 EGP) or Dermactive Trio Act (199 EGP) go on after washing once or twice weekly; leave-ins like Prote-Care (170 EGP) stay on daily. A supplement works from inside and won't mend existing split ends.

How to choose

  • Start with a weekly mask; add a leave-in cream if lengths feel dry between washes.
  • Fine hair? Pick light creams or serums and apply to ends only, away from the scalp.
  • Overprocessed, weak hair may suit protein masks; dry, frizzy hair may suit argan or shea formulas.
  • Use heat protection before blow-drying or straightening, and trim split ends; products can't permanently reseal them.
  • For children, choose kids' lines like Superkids serum, and ask the pharmacist if the scalp is sensitive.

Frequently asked questions

Can a mask repair split ends?

No product can fully rejoin a split end. Masks and creams may help smooth the hair, reduce the look of splitting and limit new breakage. Trimming is the only real fix for ends that have already split; products then help protect the length you keep.

What's the difference between a mask and a leave-in cream?

Masks and cream baths, like Capixy (375 EGP) or Twist & Go (450 EGP), go on after shampoo for a few minutes and are rinsed off. Leave-ins, such as Twist & Go Whipped Cream, stay in for daily moisture and easier detangling. Many people use both.

Do biotin gummies help damaged hair?

Biotin, like FirstVoc Vit gummies (329 EGP), may support hair and nails, especially if intake is low. It won't repair heat or chemical damage in existing lengths. If weakness or shedding continues, ask the pharmacist or a doctor to look for the underlying cause.

Who should be careful with these products?

If you react to oils or fragrance, patch-test first. Biotin supplements can affect some lab tests, including thyroid results, so tell your doctor before blood work. Pregnant or breastfeeding women and children should check with a pharmacist before any supplement, and kids should use products made for them.

Are more expensive products better?

Not necessarily. Prices range from 35 EGP for Eva Aloe Vera cream to 1,885 EGP for the Aroma serum. Matching the product type to your hair matters more. Bundles like the Hepta routine (700 EGP) suit a full regimen. Cash on delivery is available, with delivery in 12–72 hours.

General information, not medical advice. Ask your doctor or pharmacist about your own case.

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