Protein in The Ingredients Does Not Necessarily Mean It's A Protein Conditioner

Faith said:
Good to know. So ORS RP is not a protein conditioner....nice.

So are GPB and QP Breakage Control Serum protein based conditioners or treatments? Thanks for the info ladies :)

The last 2, I would categorize as protein treatments.

Barbie, I'm sorry--I'm not familiar with that one at all.

Mschic/Faith--I would not categorize ORS Mayo as a protein, but I wouldn't necessarily categorize it as a moisturizing treatment either. --maybe a good balance of both.
 
Supergirl,

Where does Jherring Redding Protein fall? Hardcore/light? Anyone use this and if so what are your results?
 
Supergirl said:
The last 2, I would categorize as protein treatments.

Barbie, I'm sorry--I'm not familiar with that one at all.

Mschic/Faith--I would not categorize ORS Mayo as a protein, but I wouldn't necessarily categorize it as a moisturizing treatment either. --maybe a good balance of both.
I didn't ask about ORS Mayo...lol. I was wondering about GPB and QP BCS?? Thanks :)
 
Okay Supergirl or SistaSlick:
I just posted this question on another thread, Is this considered a protein conditioner?

MOTIONS After Shampoo Moisture Plus Conditioner with Silicone & Panthenol

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Description:
Restores hairs normal acid pH. Makes hair easier to comb and manage. Evens hair porosity and smoothes its exterior. Softens and supports hairs integrity.

For Professional Use Only.
Directions
After Relaxing: Rinse relaxer thoroughly and towel dry hair. Apply Moisture Plus Conditioner for ten minutes. Shampoo, reapply for ten minutes and rinse.

After Shampooing: Apply an ample amount, cover with a shower cap and rinse after fifteen minutes.
Ingredients
Water (Aqua), Mineral Oil (Paraffin Liquidum), Polyquaternium 32, Glycerin, Quaternium 80, Dimethicone PEG 8 Isostearate, Dimethicone, Panthenol, DMDM Hydantoin, Fragrance (Parfum).
 
punchinella said:
Okay Supergirl or SistaSlick:
I just posted this question on another thread, Is this considered a protein conditioner?

MOTIONS After Shampoo Moisture Plus Conditioner with Silicone & Panthenol

bla-mot103.jpg


Description:
Restores hairs normal acid pH. Makes hair easier to comb and manage. Evens hair porosity and smoothes its exterior. Softens and supports hairs integrity.

For Professional Use Only.
Directions
After Relaxing: Rinse relaxer thoroughly and towel dry hair. Apply Moisture Plus Conditioner for ten minutes. Shampoo, reapply for ten minutes and rinse.

After Shampooing: Apply an ample amount, cover with a shower cap and rinse after fifteen minutes.
Ingredients
Water (Aqua), Mineral Oil (Paraffin Liquidum), Polyquaternium 32, Glycerin, Quaternium 80, Dimethicone PEG 8 Isostearate, Dimethicone, Panthenol, DMDM Hydantoin, Fragrance (Parfum).


No, if you don't see protein anywhee in the ingredients, then it is absolutely NOT a protein.
 
So the panthenol is not protein? They say it restores the hair's natural PH. What in the conditioner would cause that?

Oh yes and thax for responding so soon.
 
I have the Duotex protein treatment. How often should/could the treatment be used? I'm currently 11 weeks post relaxer.
 
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This is a great thread about protein. Now would someone please explain to me when you would need to put on a reconstructor protein?
 
rocky said:
This is a great thread about protein. Now would someone please explain to me when you would need to put on a reconstructor protein?

*to combat breakage
*as preventative care
*when your hair will not hold moisture
 
I am glad to see this thread again I need to rearrange some of conditioners in my regimen that I thought was protein like ORS Hair Mayo.
 
Has anyone used the new formula of Aphogee 2 Minute Keratin Reconstructor? People were upset about the mineral oil and glycerin. How does it work?
 
Thanks for the info. I realize that I have a lot of protein conditioners or is that treatments?:spinning: So me being a product junkie gives me a reason to pick up more conditioner.:giggle:
 
I am glad to see this thread again I need to rearrange some of conditioners in my regimen that I thought was protein like ORS Hair Mayo.

Yup me too. Plus, I had to recheck my warehouse before I bought more products-I forgot I already have the Aphoghee 2 minute reconstructor. However, I just did a CON reconstructor treatment so I should be good on protein.
 
Do you need to use hardcore protein even if your hair isn't breaking? Or is it enough to just use lesser protein treatments weekly?

Thanks in advance
 
Do you need to use hardcore protein even if your hair isn't breaking? Or is it enough to just use lesser protein treatments weekly?

Thanks in advance

I would agree with you. No hardcore treatment would be necessary if the hair is not breaking, unless perhaps you are anticipating breakage or your hair is just recovering from a period of breakage.
 
For more clarity:

Is it a protein treatment?

Motions CPR--YES
Motions Moisture Silk Protein--YES
ORS Olive Oil--NO
Kenra Intensive Emollient--NO
Cholesterol Conditioners--NO
Elucence Extended Moisture Repair--YES (though the name says moisture)
Aphogee Treatment for Damaged Hair--YES*
Aphogee 2 Minute Keratin Reconstructor--YES
Joico K-Pak--YES (not starred, but I'd consider this semi-hardcore)
ORS Mayo--NO
Dudley DRC--YES*
Ultra Sheen Duotex--YES*
Nexxus Keraphix--YES
Nexxus Emergencee--YES*
Dudley Cream Protein--YES

*=hardcore, though there are different levels of hardcority (like my word?) For example, a hardcore with keratin or animal protein is going to be stronger than one with collagen.

Notice that the one with the stars are all products that come in liquid form. They are so potent because they are straight protein (a few stabilizers and preservatives) with no creams and emollients to get in the way. The protein goes straight on your hair strand unobstructed by other ingredients.

Now, let's talk about what's really sad--I've used all of the above except 3! :D

Excellent. Thank you!
 
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