I haven't a clue. I have never counted them, and I'm not about to start now.
I haven't been able to stop my breaking. I wish I knew what to do. I stopped counting mine because its too much. I have some shedded hairs mixed in there too. I believe my hair is not getting enough moisture no matter what I do. I even clarified and started from scratch and still at every touch, the hair is snapping and breaking.
Anywho, I don't count...I just look in awe. lol
I don't count, either. INTOMYHAIR - atone reconstructor does have protein in it, after all it is a reconstructor.
I haven't a clue. I have never counted them, and I'm not about to start now.
LOL! ITA. When I first came to hair boards, I tried all the different detangling methods that everyone said worked for them:
1. detangle under shower - no hair in comb but found tons of hair in drain catcher when I purchase, Lord knows how much went down the drain!
2. detantle with condish - even with large comb and taking time section by section, lots of hair in comb
3. toweled dried with leave-ins - always a bunch of hair in comb)
What's a girl to do? I developed my own method, no more detangling wet hair. Period. I discovered best for me to not manipulate wet or damp hair, so I quit doing all that and don't let comb touch my hair. I fingercomb products thruout hair every step of my wash until its at least 70% dry, then I use a comb and its like butter, way easier and with very little hair loss. . .
same here hair will break and shed..it is what it is. but its at a minimum. i'll only get concerned if its excessiveMy hair retains length well so I don't worry about the ones I do find, but it's around 11 ??
LOL! ITA. When I first came to hair boards, I tried all the different detangling methods that everyone said worked for them:
1. detangle under shower - no hair in comb but found tons of hair in drain catcher when I purchase, Lord knows how much went down the drain!
2. detantle with condish - even with large comb and taking time section by section, lots of hair in comb
3. toweled dried with leave-ins - always a bunch of hair in comb)
What's a girl to do? I developed my own method, no more detangling wet hair. Period. I discovered best for me to not manipulate wet or damp hair, so I quit doing all that and don't let comb touch my hair. I fingercomb products thruout hair every step of my wash until its at least 70% dry, then I use a comb and its like butter, way easier and with very little hair loss. . .