HoneyDew Well-Known Member. I do protein prepoos, as well. I do them bi-weekly and that keeps me in order. If I don't my hair gets too soft again after a few weeks. I am a chronic over-moisturizer and these protein treatments, pre shampoo have been wonderful.
If I were you I would get it back in order and then stop to see how long you notice it starting to get too soft again. That may help you determine how often you should do the protein. SvelteVelvet Well-Known Member. I use it weekly after my Silicon and Emergencia DC mix to balance moisture from the protein and I also use Lacio Lacio as my leave-in after that, my hair is soft yet strong using this combo, dry and brittle equals breakage for me, moisturized soft means the total opposite.
Perhaps you just need to balance it out with more protein in your hair regimen. Bellavita6 Member. I agree with Svelte. All Products. JOSH Josh. My Approach. Your cart is empty. The elasticity test. Colleen E. July 02, Danielle Antonuccio June 10, Nisha May 04, Felicity April 28, Laura February 21, Too much at one time can stress your follicles and give undesirable results. Other natural protein items you can add would be items like coconut milk protein , olive oil strengthens elasticity , avocado oil just a fantastic super oil all around , coconut oil aids in preventing shedding and breakage , and things of that nature.
Goodness this was long. The best results come with patience and consistency. Thanks luv! As a conditioner? I just want to use it the right way. Lol Again I apologize for all the questions! X Nic. I meant add the olive oil to the protein treatment. Your hair will most likely thrive with little products since your scalp can easily distribute oils down the length of your hair.
But no worries, with a little leave in everyday and returning back to your regular routine, your hair should be feeling better in no time. Just give your hair a week of your normal routine and come back and let me know how it goes for you. I have an olive oil natural sheen spray.. Would that overmoisturize my hair again or be ok to use? As for the rough feeling, you may have went a little overboard with the protein but no worries, just moisturize your hair as you normally would and your hair should be returning back to normal within a week or so.
Like I said before, I suggest investing in a pretty good leave in. It should keep your hair in good health! Hey girl You got my hair right. Especially conditioners with cones and sulfate so sticking to live cleans protein and oil moisturizer damage therapy conditioner should give me an even balance do you think? Sulfates give me too much moisture even more for some reason!
I apologize for all these questions. I do my protein treatments on dry hair, just my preference but I suppose you could do it on wet hair as well.
If you like the way your products make your hair feel than that is just what your hair likes and keep using it! Just try to keep from over-moisturizing your hair. It has alot of rich quino in it but ALSO has kendo oil and one other oil. The monthly protein treatments should keep your hair from getting over-moisturized again. All in all, looks like your hair is turning for the better! Thank you so much for all the suggestions and overall this wonderful blog!
No one has helped my hair until I came across this and it is slowly getting it back to normal. You know your stuff! Did it get rid of the mushyness of your hair? Just the ends though. It really did get messy! I saturated my hair with the runny, yellow goo then used my hooded dryer to completely dry it all out. As the drying process tales place you can feel the hair getting stickier, you need to go through that phase and wait until the hair is bone dry and that stickiness is gone.
If you get impatient you'll find you've just wasted a lot of product for nothing! And patience is key with this stuff, as I used as hooded dryer it took just over an hour for my hair to completely dry out - you can use a standard hair dryer too but it will take significantly longer. You can tell it's dry as your hair becomes really hard and stiff, if you were to bend the hair slightly it'd just snap off please don't test this out!
Also make sure you limit how much you touch your hair, it is so vulnerable at this point that you could easily lose chunks of hair if not careful. After it's completely dried and past the sticky stage, I jumped into the shower and gave it a good rinse without touching the hair. It's been bleached so many times of late that each strand must be suffering a severe identity crisis! Now my hair feels stronger and easier to comb than it was before I bleached it.
I couldn't have imagined my hair would be in a better condition after bleaching! It definitely isn't in perfect condition just yet, it looks healthy all over but with a few brittle areas dotted around. I think with the next application the brittleness will be sorted, but I'll report back!
I think it's also important to mention that Aphogee doesn't soften the hair, rather it makes it stronger by putting back all the protein that's been lost through bleaching. I was lost for words rarer than a solar eclipse! All this from just one usage means I couldn't care less about the smell, the formula or the general messyness in application - it's a small price to pay!
My recommendation? If your hair is really damaged to the point where you're thinking of just giving up on it, get out there and buy this! It'll bring your hair back to life, and shock you in the process! I purchased mine from Paul's Hair World in Manchester. Please note that this is an affiliate link, and I will receive a small commission on any sales through it. This was the cheapest I could find online, but I encourage you to do your own price research too.
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