Treatment FAQ

what is the difference between protein hair filler and a regular protein treatment

by Anastasia Klein Published 2 years ago Updated 2 years ago

What is a protein hair filler?

What is it? Protect hair against new chemical damage while adding body, volume and a lustrous sheen. Ion Protein Filler ensures marvelous color results, equalizes hair porosity for even color absorption, helping repair previously damaged protein bonds.

How long can I leave protein filler on my hair?

15 to 20 minutesHair color use: To evenly distribute hair color, add half the bottle of protein filler into hair color mixture then mix. Next, apply this mixture to the ends of the hair. Leave the mixture on the hair for 15 to 20 minutes.

Which is better for hair keratin or protein?

Main Differences Between Keratin Treatment and Protein Treatment. Keratin treatment is perfect for people who straighten their hair every day. Protein treatments are great for people looking to reconstruct hair bonds. Keratin treatment turns the hair straight, reduces frizziness and roughness.

Is deep conditioning and protein treatment the same?

Is a protein treatment the same as a deep conditioner? Yes, a protein treatment is a type of deep conditioner you apply to deep condition your hair in order to repair and refortify your hair. There are however a few protein treatments on the market that are stronger than a regular protein deep conditioning treatment.

Does protein filler really work?

Protein fillers make your dying job much more effective, enabling you to get professional results at home. Improvement in overall appearance of the hair: Protein fillers fill porous ends, add a lustrous sheen, and make hair look healthier and thicker.

How often should you have protein fillers?

Only a few drops is all you need! I use with my conditioner (has no protein in it) and put conditioner on my palm, then add 5-6 drops and BAM! Bouncy curls. Don't use often as you can go into protein overload, but use maybe once a week!

What is the difference between a protein treatment and a keratin treatment?

Definition. A protein treatment is a conditioning treatment that adds proteins to your hair and helps to strengthen and repair it, while keratin treatment is a chemical procedure that straightens the hair, making it shiny and manageable.

Why is my hair still frizzy after keratin treatment?

"After any Keratin Treatment, the Moisture vs. Protein balance in our hair will be "out-of-sync" due to the high protein concentration used during the procedure. This will cause hair to feel rough, coarse and brittle in the short or long term if nothing is done to counteract it.

Which treatment is best for hair?

The most common options include:Minoxidil (Rogaine). Over-the-counter (nonprescription) minoxidil comes in liquid, foam and shampoo forms. ... Finasteride (Propecia). This is a prescription drug for men. ... Other medications. Other oral options include spironolactone (Carospir, Aldactone) and oral dutasteride (Avodart).

Can you do a protein treatment and deep conditioner on the same day?

Avoid overdoing it on the protein—especially when not applying enough moisture in the form of regular, deep conditioning. You should always follow up protein treatments with moisturizing conditioners, preferably a deep conditioning treatment.

Should you do a deep conditioning treatment after protein treatment?

You may find you never need to apply additional protein to your hair, and that's fine. Anytime you apply an intense protein treatment, you must follow up with a deeply moisturizing conditioner. Rutlin explains, "You cannot have one without the other. This is why you see some people have brittle and damaged hair.

Does protein treatment help split ends?

Help to eliminate breakage and split ends: In improving the strength and elasticity of hair, protein treatments help eliminate breakage and split ends. Ogboru adds that this can give the appearance of hair growth, as protein treatments prevent weak, brittle hair and stronger hair breaks less.

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9