Tender Care for Healthier Hair
The external layer of your hair, which is known as the cuticle, helps retain moisture inside the hair and provide protection to the inner hair structure. A properly sealed cuticle layer reflects light beautifully, giving your hair a smooth and shiny appearance. Natural shine is perceived to be an obvious sign of clean and healthy … Read more
What is Semi-Permanent Color? Semi-permanent dyes are a gentler alternative to permanent colors. Unlike most permanent formulas, these dyes are free from ammonia, and most don’t require a developer. Semi-permanent dyes only deposit color on the hair, without chemically altering hair structure, so you can get great results without damaging your hair. Semi-permanent hair dyes … Read more
If you have lighter hair, temporary hair dyes are an easy way to express your creative side. The results can be seen in your hair immediately, and you can switch to a different hair color whenever you want. However, if your hair is on a darker side and you want to play with different hair … Read more
Temporary hair dyes are a super easy way to change your hair color without the long-term commitment. You can color your hair just for a special event, or add a little fun to your night out. According to the color durability after the application, hair dyes can be classified into several basic types: temporary, semi-permanent, … Read more
Fresh from the salon, your hair color is gorgeous and eye-catching. But after a few washes, your dye job starts to fade and your hair appears dull and lackluster. This happens due to regular washing, heat styling, and harsh environmental factors such as exposure to sunlight, sea salt, or chlorinated water. Is there a solution … Read more
Olaplex revolutionized the coloring process three years ago, enabling professional colorists to achieve a greater level of lift without ruining your hair. Their innovative products were developed to protect the hair during the lightening and coloring process and repair damage caused by excessive bleaching. They were able to restore structurally damaged hair by reconnecting the … Read more
Why do Blondes Need Purple Toning Products? After a few weeks of color appointments, you notice that your gorgeous blonde hair starts to turn brassy or yellow-ish. Light-colored hair is prone to discoloration because the bleaching process leaves hair incredibly porous. Chemical processing opens up the cuticle which allows the controlling pigment to wash out … Read more
Regular coloring, excessive brushing, the overuse of hot tools, and environmental stressors can gradually strip away the hair’s outer protective layer leaving your strands vulnerable and susceptible to splitting along the hair shaft. Hair ends may split into two or more fragments making your hair look dry, frizzy, and aesthetically unpleasant. Split ends also prevent … Read more
If you’ve been coloring, perming, or straightening your hair, you probably have some signs of damage. Chemical treatments can compromise the protective outer layer of the hair, leaving it porous and prone to further damage and breakage. Unfortunately, that damage also affects the appearance of your hair—it may turn into a tangled, frizzy mess and … Read more
Is your hair dry, porous, brittle, weak, dull, or full of split ends? Well friend, sorry to say, but your hair is damaged, although that’s probably not news to you! The most common sources of hair damage are chemical processing, thermal styling, mechanical manipulation, sun exposure, and harsh shampoos. Don’t despair, because there are great … Read more
Keratin is a tough, fibrous protein naturally found in our hair, skin, and nails. It’s also the vital structural component that provides hair with its strength. In fact, our hair is up to 85% keratin because it forms both the interior structure (cortex) and the outermost layer (cuticle). The amount of keratin in the hair … Read more
Common Causes of Damaged Hair Excessive chemical treatments such as perms, relaxers, color treatments, and bleaching can change the structure of your hair, leaving it drier, weaker, and more prone to breakage. Everyday manipulation like vigorous brushing and backcombing can lift and tear the naturally smooth cuticle layer, resulting in dry, unmanageable, and frizzy hair. … Read more
Brassiness doesn’t just affect people with blonde hair. If you have naturally black hair that’s been lightened, your hair will probably develop red and orange tones over time. This can also happen if you’ve dyed your blond hair to a darker shade. Staying in the sun and using hard water can speed up the appearance … Read more
When dying your brown or black hair blonde, the bleaching process cannot entirely eliminate all underlying dark and red pigments in your hair. Your color may look bright and beautiful for a few weeks, but your hair may start throwing undesired warm undertones and lose its desired hue over time. Additional reasons you may experience … Read more
Conventional hair dryers use hot air to speed up water evaporation and dry your hair. The downside of these devices is that they emit plenty of positively charged ions, which cause the cuticle to lift up, allowing natural moisture to escape. Hot air combined with positive ions can make your hair appear dry, static, and … Read more
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