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Currently, I'm absolutely loving the Camille Rose Naturals curl love moisture milk and the curl maker. They're quite pricy but they define my curls so well so it's worth it. But mind you, all hair is different so you should test out the porosity of your hair to help you choose products that will work best for you. Hope this helped!

Personally, I've never dyed my hair due to the same fear you're expierencing right now. There really is no way to avoid damage when dying your hair but you can minimize it. If you are going from black to blonde I recommend doing it in stages (going progressively lighter with months in between each color treatment). I've heard that Olaplex is a good treatment to use with hair dyes. But your best bet is going to a colorist specialized in caring for color treated hair. If you do dye it, you're definitely going to have to pay close attention to the protein/moisture balance in your hair to help maintain its health. Hope this helped!

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Hair that is already natural needs a lot of moisture, so transitioning hair needs even more moisture. Usually hair that is chemically treated is high porosity, meaning that the cuticles are completely raised making it easy for moisture to get in and even easier for it to escape. This is probably why your hair is becoming dry. I would recommend washing your hair with sulfate free shampoos or cowashing, and deep conditioning weekly. When styling your hair, I would use a leave in conditioner, a creamy hydrating styler followed by an oil to seal all of that moisture in. You could also try to use protein treatments monthly or every other month to fill in some of those gaps in your hair. Hope this helped!

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Personally for me, wearing my hair in a wash and go is easiest. Since I don't feel comfortable wearing my hair completely out, I wear a headband and push it back to my crown to create like a low puff. If I want to jazz it up I'll do two flat twists or two braids in the front. Some people also prefer twist outs or braid outs. And if you don't want to wear your hair out, buns are always a good alternative. Just make sure your hair is properly moisturized and that the buns are not too tight. Hope this helped!

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