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Your greatest enemy? Heat damage. “Hair that’s been highlighted is pretty sensitive, so usually when people come in with damage it’s because of these insane hot tools,” Bodt cautions. “Hair that’s been previously lightened doesn’t need high heat when styling; medium heat will do the trick. Also, use a heat protectant like Kerastase Nutritive Nectar Thermique Blow Dry Primer, $37. You want to put a barrier between your highlighted hair and that high heat.” She also recommends sleeping on a silk or satin pillowcase to reduce friction on sensitive hair and to avoid using metal brushes when heat styling, they heat up too fast.