I found the hair product I’ve been looking for all of my life!
TRESemme’s Split Remedy Split End Sealing Serum (that’s a mouthful) is worth every penny! I bought this product on a whim. I was actually looking for a 30-day NuNaat hair product. But my sister, who is a hairdresser, was with me and told me that the NuNaat product was not healthy for my hair.
Instead, she suggested that I try this new product from TRESemme. Instead of paying $24.99 for the NuNaat, I paid $4.39 plus tax for the TRESemme serum.
At first, I put the serum on my dry hair and thought my hair looked a little greasy. I was a little upset, but then I finally read the directions. I should have read them in the first place. You’re supposed to use this on damp hair before blow-drying. The next time I used it, I put it on my damp hair and then blow-dried it.
After three uses, I noticed a complete difference in my hair. My hair definitely has less split ends than before. I still use this every single day, and I will continue to use it. I think I might try more of the new TRESemme products! If you have damaged hair, I recommend that you try this. It’s the only product that has really worked for my damaged hair.
What is your favorite hair product?
rose / 934 posts
Well actually, your hair doesn’t have less split ends because your hair cannot repair itself as skin would when cut. Just like how your nails can’t repair themselves if they start to wear and split. Chances are the serum simply smooths over the split ends enough for them to not be noticeable, but they are still there and will still continue to remain there until you trim them away. Really, nothing is better for split ends than a trim. Which I definitely need – I don’t know if it’s my daily showers or the hot showers or the fact that I have wavy hair and wear it wavy/curly, but my ends get a bit blah after a few months. Learning to do at-home trims now, and I’m giving hot-and-cold showers a try to see if that helps keep things in check (since I just cannot abandon the wonderful comfort of hot showers, at least not cold-turkey!)
I’ve been water-only for my hair since.. well I think maybe close to a year actually now that I think about it! So for the most part my favourite hair product is actually a tool – my The Body Shop wide-tooth wood comb. I never found products that worked that well for my hair.
daffodil / 1601 posts
You can’t mend split ends. Hair is dead and cannot heal. Once it’s split, it’s split. This product, like many others that make these claims, simply make your split ends “glue” together while worn in the hair. This is usually done with silicones. They mask the appearance of damage. This is perfectly fine for aesthetics and can certainly make damaged hair look and feel better. But, nothing can be repaired, it can only be prevented. Damage should still be trimmed off because there is a point where even silicones can’t make your hair look healthier and the damage will continue to travel up the strand.
guest
I would think that blowdrying every time you use the product would be MORE damaging not less, particularly if it’s something you use daily.
guest
I know this doesnt mend split ends, but the conditioner + the leave in treatment make my VERY damaged hair SO soft. definitely worth it while my hair grows out.
orchid / 177 posts
Awesome, I was wondering if I should grab a bottle myself!
I’m currently using John Frieda’s Full Repair split end serum, but maybe I’ll give this a go.
My favorite hair product is Wen and the free gel and stick that comes with an order!
guest
I think she figured out that “Split Sealing Serum” is something that seals/glues/masks/etc. the split ends, not “heals” them. lol. Nevertheless, I’ve haven’t heard of this before…is this new? I get crazy split ends, even after my two-three month trims, and it sucks because I want to grow my hair out so badly
. This sounds worth trying, I will definitely check it out! Thanks for sharing! 
guest
tresemme is horrible for your hair, and blow drying dries out your hair. the only way to avoid split ends is to cut them off.