"When our hair feels dry and lifeless we apply conditioners, serums and styling products to give it life and shine"
All hair products will help condition the hair and most will shampoo out. But when they are applied one on top of the other over time they can become water insoluble and build up.
The hair shaft now has a coating that can constitute 25% of the total weight of the hair. No wonder your hair feels coarse, staw-like, fake and the colour is dull too.
If a detox shampoo is used it can strip the hair. So instead most people opt for deep treatments – which then just sit on top of the build-up!
Simon Bryer says “this is like painting over old paint.”
And so the bad hair cycle goes on.
All it takes is one application to help to remove product build-up without stripping using or totally detergent free Step 1 Release,
Replace the lost keratin within the body of the hair with Step 2 Revive and protect the shaft with a second application of keratin with Step 3 Replenish.
Your hair will feel more natural, more vibrant and stronger on the first treatment. Use hairfix at least once a week and banish bad hair days for ever
Simon Bryer, International Styling of Michael Van Clarke, says
For truly damaged hair many salons recommend a cut or more colour. Or they might apply a ‘deep conditioning treatment’ but even that won’t address the Bad Hair Cycle
- Chemical build-up on the hair from water resistant polymers found in shampoos, conditioners, styling sprays and serums
- The loss of keratin, the key component of hair, due to heat styling, colouring, age and wear and tear.
“Sadly, the more we lose the keratin from our hair, says Simon, the more we over compensate with conditioners, oily masques and silicone-based serums. That’s like painting over the damage – or applying new make-up over old.
hairfix Detox Recovery works first time every time. Quite simply it takes the bad stuff away and replaces it with the good stuff – the stuff hair is made of. Use the regime at least once a week and you’ll banish bad hair days for good.