How to Reverse Breakage from Heat & Chlorine

(Part 3 of 6 in our Post-Summer Hair Rehab Series)
Keywords: hair breakage repair NYC, chlorine damage treatment, heat styling recovery Manhattan, bond rebuilding NYC.

After a Summer of pool days and endless blowouts, your hair may be sending out an SOS. Chlorine exposure and constant heat styling are two of the biggest causes of late-Summer breakage. They weaken your hair’s internal structure, leaving strands brittle, frayed, and prone to snapping. The good news? With the right bond-repair and luxury care, your hair can bounce back stronger than ever.

1. Rebuild Bonds from Within
Chlorine and high heat break down the keratin bonds that keep hair resilient. That’s why our Hair N’ Now NYC Manhattan salon swears by Olaplex Professional Bond Rebuilding Treatments. Olaplex’s patented technology goes beneath the surface to re-link compromised bonds, restoring elasticity and reducing breakage dramatically. If your hair feels weak, gummy, or snaps when brushed, this is your essential first step in hair breakage repair NYC clients trust.

2. Detox & Deeply Nourish
Ordinary shampoos won’t fully remove chlorine buildup. At Hair N’ Now NYC, we pair clarifying rinses with deep replenishment, using Oribe Signature Moisture Masque to infuse hair with rich hydration and silkiness. This two-step approach clears away chemicals while sealing in moisture — a must for chlorine damage treatment that leaves hair supple and smooth. Swimmers should schedule this detox + nourish service every 2–3 weeks for lasting strength.

3. Shield Against Heat Styling
If your blow-dryer or flat iron is a daily staple, thermal protection is non-negotiable. At Hair N’ Now NYC, our go-to is Oribe Royal Blowout Heat Styling Spray. This lightweight yet powerful shield protects up to 450°F, reduces friction, and adds that glossy, polished finish every New Yorker loves. Perfect for anyone seeking reliable heat styling recovery in Manhattan.

At Hair N’ Now NYC, we focus on repairing smarter, not just softer. With Olaplex bond repair and Oribe luxurious care, your hair will be stronger, shinier, and ready to face Fall.

Don’t wait until breakage worsens — book your Post-Summer Hair Rehab service today at (212) 288-4413.

Next Tuesday: The start of our new 4-part mini-series for September. We kick-off with Part 1 of 4: Why Fall Shedding Happens (and How to Stop It).

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