# HellaSwag / 37549--variant-d06412eba362

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{"activity_label":"Personal Care and Style","ctx":"[header] How to care for damaged african hair [title] Trim away damage if possible. [step] Caring for damaged hair is a long, difficult process, and it will likely never return to full healthy. If you're not willing to cut your hair short, consider trimming away split ends, a common problem in damaged hair.","endings":"['[substeps] Repeat the trim every 4-6 weeks, removing all the split ends you can find. Leaving damaged ends in place will not help your hair grow out.', \"If you're not squeamish about cutting your hair, a professional stylist can trim along with you or arrange for a professional supply of hair trimmers. [substeps] If your hair is very damaged, a professional may remove damaged strands in order to keep them clean.\", '[substeps] If your hair currently has split ends, you may be able to get them reduced down with trial and error. To be successful at this method, take a 1-2 inches (2.5-5.1 cm) round cutter.', 'The damaged hair part can impede blood flow and cause inflammation to the damaged layer of your hair. Another common concern for damaged hair is the presence of split ends.']"}

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