Is this a heat protectant? Aphogee keratin & green tea

[pinkchocolatedaisy]

I'm confused. erplexed I keep reading different things. Can you ladies share how you use it?

Thanks in advance ladies!

 

[mimi]

I would like to know too. This leave-in is very popular.
Bumping...

 

[pinkchocolatedaisy]

^^ Yea, I've noticed too. I remember reading somewhere someone used it when they blow dried or flat ironed their hair I believe.

 

[a_shoe_6307]

I'd like to know as well because I've been confused about it from reading the threads.

 

[beans4reezy]

The leave-in is just that- a leave-in that locks in treatment through heat. So it would be ideal to spray on your hair before using direct heat. It is not a heat protectant, however, you'll need to use a serum for protection against heat damage.

 

[texasqt]

I don't think so. It's a leave-in that's heat activated.

 

[RocStar]

Hi,
I use this as a leave in conditioner after I wash. I don't use it as a heat protector because it is a protein treatment (mild) and that would be too much for my hair. Most of the products I use in my hair are moisture based, so I use this to add a little protein.

 

[MsBoinglicious]

No, its not a heat protectant. Its just a treatment you leave in and dont wash out. I use Tresessme Heat Tamer Spray as my protectant.

 

[Your Cheeziness]

One of my best flat ironing sessions came from using this as a heat protectant.

 

[Beaute Noire]

One of my best flat ironing sessions came from using this as a heat protectant.

^^Me 2. I get the shiniest flat-iron when using this as a protectant....I used it alone one time accidentally and was pleasantly surprised with how radiant my hair came out

***A few pumps of PM Super Skinny Serum makes it come out that much better & protected***

 

[isawstars]

One of my best flat ironing sessions came from using this as a heat protectant.

me too. I apply biosilk heat protectant then spritz aphogee last=