sareca
Well-Known Member
It's protein overload...
My hair hasn't been breaking but since I started Rachique's DC challenge (which I ) it went through a rough/hard phase. Turns out it was the protein.
I'd been doing one protein treatment and two moisturizing each week. I wasn't even using hard protein (just medium/light proteins) but it was still way way too much protein for my Phyto'd hair. I think either (1) Phyto doesn't breakdown the hair's protein as much or (2) It's the soy (or whatever) protein they add. Whatever the reason it's super easy to protein overload Phyto'd hair. If you think about it, that's actually a good thing. It's one less product to buy and apply.
If you've had problems with breakage, dryness, dull, or rough hair after relaxing with Phyto, skip the protein (except maybe SAA, wheat, oat) and start on the DC challenge.
Oh and make sure you check your moisturizing conditioner's ingredients. It should not include any keratin or polymers.
My hair hasn't been breaking but since I started Rachique's DC challenge (which I ) it went through a rough/hard phase. Turns out it was the protein.
I'd been doing one protein treatment and two moisturizing each week. I wasn't even using hard protein (just medium/light proteins) but it was still way way too much protein for my Phyto'd hair. I think either (1) Phyto doesn't breakdown the hair's protein as much or (2) It's the soy (or whatever) protein they add. Whatever the reason it's super easy to protein overload Phyto'd hair. If you think about it, that's actually a good thing. It's one less product to buy and apply.
If you've had problems with breakage, dryness, dull, or rough hair after relaxing with Phyto, skip the protein (except maybe SAA, wheat, oat) and start on the DC challenge.
Oh and make sure you check your moisturizing conditioner's ingredients. It should not include any keratin or polymers.
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