AmyRose92
Well-Known Member
Hi everyone! I'm still a bit new so the information is a bit overwhelming, but I'm trying to organize it so that I can build a nice, strong hair regimen.
The number one thing I've learned about hair is that you need to balance protein and moisture. So I've been trying to see if I can DC every week with different products interchangeably (one protein-based, one moisture-base). I have LeKair Natural Cholesterol Creme with Olive Oil and Creme of Nature Nourishing Conditioner with Chamomile and Comfrey. I don't think the LeKair one has protein, but I'm sure the Creme of Nature one is a moisture one.
So, I've been wondering what key ingredients are used to differentiate protein-based and moisture-based products. I think keratin = protein, and humectants = moisture, but are there any others that I should keep a look out for?
Thanks for the help
The number one thing I've learned about hair is that you need to balance protein and moisture. So I've been trying to see if I can DC every week with different products interchangeably (one protein-based, one moisture-base). I have LeKair Natural Cholesterol Creme with Olive Oil and Creme of Nature Nourishing Conditioner with Chamomile and Comfrey. I don't think the LeKair one has protein, but I'm sure the Creme of Nature one is a moisture one.
So, I've been wondering what key ingredients are used to differentiate protein-based and moisture-based products. I think keratin = protein, and humectants = moisture, but are there any others that I should keep a look out for?
Thanks for the help