My experience with processed protein

I would like to share with you my experience with the treatment protein, which is an experience worth mentioning because of its great impact on improving the health and appearance of my hair. The treatment protein is not just a traditional cosmetic product, but rather a hair enhancing treatment that works to repair damage and strengthen hair from roots to ends.

When I started using the protein treatment, my hair was dry and brittle, which was a constant concern for me.

With regular use of the treatment protein, I have noticed a significant improvement in the texture of my hair and an increase in its shine and strength. The treatment protein nourishes the hair from within, which helps restore its vitality and health. It also helps protect the hair from external factors that may harm it, such as pollution, harmful sun rays, and excessive use of heat styling tools.

One important aspect that I noticed during my experience is that choosing the right type of protein treatment for my hair type played a big role in the results I got. Each hair type has its own characteristics and needs, so the protein treatment must be chosen carefully to ensure the best results. In addition, following up on hair care after the protein treatment was essential to maintain the health and beauty of the hair in the long term.

In conclusion, my experience with the protein treatment was very positive and contributed to greatly improving the health and appearance of my hair.

I would recommend anyone who suffers from hair problems such as dryness, split ends and weak growth to consider using protein treatment as an effective solution. However, it is important to choose the right product and follow the instructions carefully to ensure the best results.

What are the benefits of protein for hair?

1. Protein enhances hair health by strengthening it, as the hair absorbs proteins and natural nutrients that contribute to hardening the outer layer of the hair, which increases the strength of the hair and enhances its shine.
2. Protein improves hair hydration by removing dead cells, which enables the protein to reach the hair and deeply moisturize it to treat dryness and prevent hair breakage.
3. Protein also contributes to increasing hair density and strength by forming a thick outer layer on the hair, which makes the hair appear healthier and thicker.
4. Protein increases hair elasticity and smoothness, protecting hair from frizz and breakage caused by external factors by improving its elasticity and smoothness.
5. Protein helps reduce hair breakage, especially split ends, which leads to faster, stronger, and shinier hair growth.
6. Protein also reduces hair porosity by filling in pores that expand due to harmful chemicals, which enhances hair's softness and smoothness.

How to use processed protein

• Start by washing and drying your hair carefully before applying the protein, as it is preferable for the hair to be completely clean and dry.
• Use an appropriate amount of protein, with 3 grams per strand of hair recommended.
• For best results, it is recommended to use a brush and a toothed comb to distribute the product evenly through the hair.
• After applying the protein, leave the hair for 30 to 40 minutes.
• After the specified time has elapsed, the hair is lightly rinsed to remove any excess product, approximately 30-40% of the product is washed out.
• Then dry the hair with a blow dryer until it is completely dry.
• After drying, carefully use a ceramic hair straightener, adjusting the temperature control between 230 to 450 degrees Fahrenheit.
• It is recommended to pass the iron over each strand 8 to 10 times to ensure perfect results.

Protein damage to hair

• Keratin, known for its benefits in strengthening hair and increasing its shine, has negative aspects that some people may overlook.
• Using this substance in hair straightening treatments may lead to hair loss and breakage, especially after repeated washing, which leads to gradual hair weakening.
• Also, keratin is sometimes mixed with formaldehyde, which is linked to several health risks such as an increased risk of cancer when absorbed through the skin.
• In addition to causing respiratory infections when inhaled, although there are formaldehyde-free products on the market, their effectiveness may be less.
• Keratin product users may also experience scalp irritation or eye redness due to the formaldehyde in their formula, making the experience less comfortable and more dangerous.
• The use of these products requires careful consideration and caution to avoid these potential harms.

Causes of protein deficiency in hair

• Repeated childbirth and breastfeeding cause the body to greatly consume its stores of essential nutrients.
• Excessive use of chemicals to straighten hair and make it smooth can damage it.
• Also, frequent hair dyeing causes permanent damage.
• Constant use of hair styling tools such as irons and hair dryers is another factor that negatively affects hair health.