How to protect heat damaged hair

La-Biosthetique-Heat-Protector-spray-abloomnova.net_-1600x1082 How to protect heat damaged hair

La Biosthetique Heat Protector spray is not only the perfect heat protection for the hair, but it also provides sleekness, softness and shine.

But what happens to our hair when heat damage sets in? To understand how to treat your heat-damaged hair, you need to understand the biology of hair. First off, hair is dead. You cannot repair something that isn’t living. Hair is made up of the same protein as our fingernails — keratin. Just as a fingernail can chip and crack, hair can easily be damaged. Heat damage to hair is typically caused by blow dryers, curling and flat irons, UV rays from the sun and chemicals in relaxers and perms.

Thermal Protection

Heat damages the hair by removing water and moisture from the hair shaft. Especially destructive, says a study published in the “Journal of Cosmetic Science,” is applying extreme heat, like a curling or flat iron, to damp, wet hair. The iron literally boils the moisture in the hair, causing the cuticle to bubble and buckle. Dry hair also sustains damage from heat sources, but to a lesser degree. The hair weakens and can break and become brittle. Thermal protector products coat the hair follicle with polymers that shield hair from heat damage.

Shampoo

Shampooing your tresses less often can actually prevent damage. Most shampoos are composed of about 10 to 15 percent detergent, which cleans hair and removes oils, stripping your hair of heat protection. Washing your hair with shampoo about two or three times a week is generally sufficient. Conditioners also contain some detergents, though different types than shampoo. So if you forgo shampooing most days and choose to just condition, you’re still cleaning your hair without drying it out as much.

Silicone

Silicone seals the hair cuticle and allows the hair to resist damage better than untreated hair. It also protects hair from becoming brittle and breaking. Silicone hair products help the follicles retain moisture and prevent frizzing and drying.

Conditioners

Use conditioners, which penetrate into the hair. This means when you use a conditioner prior to heat exposure, you’re actually increasing the strength of the hair. The Beauty Brains scientists recommend a leave-in conditioner.

Split Ends

Despite what cosmetic companies would like you to believe, there is no way to repair split ends without cutting them off. Products that claim to fix split ends essentially coat the hair with a protective film, which washes away the next time you shampoo. So to fix your split ends, you’ll need to trim your hair. But to prevent split ends, condition your hair after you shampoo, and deep condition once a month.

The heat protection spray effectively and actively protects your hair against heat damage by straightening irons and other heated appliances. The multifunctional Heat Protector 2-phase formula seals moisture in the hair, protects against moisture loss and thus dehydration. Heat Protector protects the hair during thermostyling, reduces hair damage, makes the hair silky soft and gives it iridescent shine. The light consistency ensures that the hair is not weighed down, the heat protection is easy to apply and can be used without any problems for finer hair. Blow-drying and fast restyling are now child’s play.

 

 

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