Mask for dry, damaged, and dull hair, 200 ml
Are you struggling with brittle ends? Breakage and split ends? Do you heat style or dye your hair? If you answered YES to the above questions at least once, there's a high probability that this mask is right for you, and your hair needs protein. Also reach for a protein mask when your hair is unmanageable and doesn't want to hold its shape.
Ingredients: The mask contains ingredients with a smoothing effect (emollients), a moisturizing effect (humectants), and a rebuilding effect (vegetable proteins). This is a PEH product. By far the largest amount of ingredients in the composition are emollients. Emollients are ingredients that create a coating on the hair surface, protecting it from, among other things, External factors or moisture loss. Emollients do not moisturize on their own, but retain valuable ingredients within the hair.
The mask contains emollients such as: • Cetearyl Alcohol, • Sweet Almond Oil, • Cocoa Butter, • Milk Thistle Extract. • Sunflower Oil, • Camellia Oil, • Raspberry Seed Oil.
To provide the hair with moisturizing ingredients, the mask also contains humectants, i.e., ingredients whose task is to retain moisture by binding water. These are ingredients with hygroscopic properties. It is best to use them in combination with emollients to protect the hair against loss.
The mask contains humectants such as: • Glycerin, • Panthenol, • Natural NMF equivalent, • Aloe Extract, • Sugar ingredients.
The mask also contains ingredients that regenerate, rebuild, and fill gaps in the hair structure. We're talking about proteins. These are hydrolyzed plant proteins, meaning they have small molecules:
• Corn Proteins, • Wheat Proteins, • Soy Proteins.
Protein hydrolysis is, in short, the process of breaking down protein particles into smaller structures. This process creates much smaller particles that are easier to incorporate into hair defects, increasing their resistance to breakage and strengthening them. Hair is resilient and full, but not weighed down!
The hydrolyzed plant proteins in the mask are present in the same proportion as in human keratin, so they combine well with it and replenish damaged hair structures. These proteins also increase the free protein content in hair, which is essential for maintaining proper moisture levels and strengthening hair. Plant-based proteins are a great alternative for those seeking products free of animal ingredients, and their use minimizes the risk of over-proteining the hair.
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