syncerelyhis
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Okay just wondering what you ladies think cuz I'm getting confused....
This is from http://thebeautybrains.com/2007/05/01/do-i-really-need-to-put-protein-on-my-hair/
NO, hair doesn’t need more protein
Although, hair is made of protein, it’s dead. So putting protein on top of the protein in your hair doesn’t really make it “healthy.” But the right kind of proteins used at the right levels can act as a conditioning agent that can form a protective film on the hair. So it’s not that your hair needs protein, it’s that it needs SOMETHING to form that protective layer. Proteins will do it to some extent, but there are other ingredients (like fatty quaternium compounds or silicones, that will work even better. So protein conditioners like Mane ‘n Tail are good for your hair, but not necessarily BECAUSE they contain protein. We’ve written other posts about protein if you’d like to read more.
and also http://thebeautybrains.com/2008/06/29/the-truth-about-rebuilding-hair/
...But the Restructuring Conditioner will not rebuild your hair any better than a standard rinse-out formula. And it certainly won’t rebuild your hair better than thread and fabric would rebuild a worn out Kate Spade.
The Beauty Brains bottom line
Restructuring, revitalizing, restoring, are all marketing terms that describe the same basic conditioning function, so don’t fall for all the hype.
This is from http://thebeautybrains.com/2007/05/01/do-i-really-need-to-put-protein-on-my-hair/
NO, hair doesn’t need more protein
Although, hair is made of protein, it’s dead. So putting protein on top of the protein in your hair doesn’t really make it “healthy.” But the right kind of proteins used at the right levels can act as a conditioning agent that can form a protective film on the hair. So it’s not that your hair needs protein, it’s that it needs SOMETHING to form that protective layer. Proteins will do it to some extent, but there are other ingredients (like fatty quaternium compounds or silicones, that will work even better. So protein conditioners like Mane ‘n Tail are good for your hair, but not necessarily BECAUSE they contain protein. We’ve written other posts about protein if you’d like to read more.
and also http://thebeautybrains.com/2008/06/29/the-truth-about-rebuilding-hair/
...But the Restructuring Conditioner will not rebuild your hair any better than a standard rinse-out formula. And it certainly won’t rebuild your hair better than thread and fabric would rebuild a worn out Kate Spade.
The Beauty Brains bottom line
Restructuring, revitalizing, restoring, are all marketing terms that describe the same basic conditioning function, so don’t fall for all the hype.