Protein conditioners are primarily used to help strengthen and rebuild damaged hair.
The primary ingredients in these types of conditioners include: keratin, hydrolyzed proteins, milk proteins, wheat protein, stearic acid, and cetyl alcohol.
Protein conditioners are great to use as a preventative or corrective treatment on a regular basis.
We recommend adding deep conditioning protein treatments into your hair care system 2x’s per month
Beware not to over use protein conditioners as this can cause the hair to become brittle and dry.
Leave-in Conditioners
Leave-in conditioners are primarily water based conditioners that contain detangling properties, nourishment, and styling maintenance.
The primary ingredients in these types of conditioners include: amodimethicone, PEG 40, dimethicone, glycerin, panthenol, and sorbitol
Leave-in conditioners are an excellent addition to your hair system to use on a regular basis.
We recommend adding leave-in conditioners as a core step in your hair care system. Since most leave-in conditioners provide superior detangling and nourishing benefits, it will assist you in your length retention goals.
Leave –in conditioners reduce breakage when used to handle hair when wet.
Leave-in conditioners can also be used as a conditioning mist during the day to maintain proper moisture levels and prevent dryness.
Moisturizing Conditioners
Moisturizing conditioners are primarily used to soften, smooth, and dehydrate the hair.
The primary ingredients in these types of conditioners include: silicone, panthenol, glycerin, dimethicone, essential oils, herbs, and natural oils
Moisturizing conditioners are great to use as an ongoing preventative and corrective hair treatment.
Since African-American women tend to have dry hair, deep conditioning moisture treatments are essential to length retention.
We recommend adding deep conditioning moisture treatments to your hair care system 2x’s per month.
Beware not to over use moisturizing treatments as this can make the hair weak, and prone to breakage.
Hot oil Treatment
Hot oil treatments are primarily used a special moisture treatment prior to cleansing the hair.
The primary ingredients in a hot oil treatment include special blends of the following: olive oil, castor oil, jojoba oil, almond oil essential oils, and specialized herbs.
Other Special Conditioning Treatments (Hair/Scalp)
African-American hair is a unique and beautiful creation in its own right. With this special gift come various challenges that we as women have to creatively overcome to reach our hair goals.
Special conditioning treatments include those special steps we incorporate to add a little extra care along the way.
Some of these special conditioning treatments include:
Pure protein treatments, overnight conditioning hair masque, growth treatments, herbal rinses, scalp stimulators, and pre-cleansing hair treatments.
We recommend adding special conditioning treatments to address your specific hair and scalp needs.
Special conditioning treatments used in conjunction with your core hair care system will provide the extra boost you need to speed up results.
