You know when your curls are in a rut? Your old faithful products aren’t doing the trick and the curls just are not popping like they used to? In times like this, you might want to consider a protein treatment.
If you color treat your hair or use heat styling tools then all the more reason to work a protein treatment into your regimen.
Depending on your hair needs, there are different types of protein treatments that perform different functions. If your hair is fairly healthy then you can treat your curls to a light treatment or protein pack once a month. For moderately damaged hair, choose a deep penetrating treatment twice a month. And if your hair needs some serious TLC then opt for a reconstructor, like the ApHogee Two-Step Protein Treatment.
How can you tell if you need a reconstructor?
Your hair could use a reconstructor if it:
- Is over-bleached.
- Will not hold color. (use PRIOR to color application”>
- Breaks when combed or brushed.
- Is mushy when wet and brittle after drying.
Directions
Shake well before use! Keep out of eyes. If product gets into the eyes, rinse thoroughly with clean water. (The pH of ApHogee Two-Step Protein Treatment is about that of lemon juice and it will cause similar eye irritation”>.
- Gently cleanse hair with ApHogee Shampoo for Damaged Hair. Rinse thoroughly and towel blot dry.
- Apply enough ApHogee Two-Step Protein Treatment to thoroughly saturate hair and comb blend for even distribution.
- Leave hair uncovered, DO NOT use a plastic cap. Either sit under medium heat hooded dryer. (Alternatively, a hand dryer may be used, but hair should not be agitated while drying.”>
- Re-wet and gently rinse thoroughly with warm water. Repeat
- Apply ApHogee Balancing Moisturizer to hair and scalp. Leave in for 2 mins., then rinse thoroughly. Style as usual.
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Have you tried this protein treatment? What did you think?
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