28/ Chemical hair cream: find out how to choose the mask for straightened and discolored hair
Check out tips for choosing your chemical hair cream! (Photo: Instagram @tylauren)
Chemical hair treatment cream with argan oil and protein load regenerates strands (Photo: Instagram @caroviee)
Learn how to use chemical hair cream step by step (Photo: Instagram @john.n1115)
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ExploreChemical hair cream needs not only to give shine, softness and silkiness, but also to promote hydration and regeneration of strands. Hair that undergoes any type of chemical treatment, be it straightening or coloring, needs replacement of proteins and mass, which help strengthen the hair fiber. Fortunately, it is possible to replace this need for hair with a good treatment cream! To get the best results, be sure to invest in other products from the same mask collection, see, diva? Each product complements the other and guarantees recovered, loose and shiny hair.
Fica Diva gathered the best tips to help you choose your chemical hair cream, in addition to teaching you how to use the product step by step. Check it out!
Note what are the ingredients of chemical hair treatment cream
Whenever you are going to choose a treatment mask for your hair, a good tip is to analyze which are the assets present in the composition and their benefits. They are the ones who will ensure that your strands are healthy and with all needs returned! In the case of chemically treated hair, either by straightening, relaxing, coloring or bleaching, the actives should strengthen the strands while enhancing nutrition and damage repair.
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Argan oil in the treatment cream chemically hydrates and regenerates hair
Argan oil is a great ingredient to make part of your chemical hair cream. Rich in vitamin E and omega 6, this powerful active provides hydration and regeneration to chemically treated hair, which needs this replacement of water and vitamins to be silky, shiny and with natural balance. Another benefit of the cream with argan oil is the creation of a protective film around the hair fiber, enhancing hair resistance.
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Bet on the strengthening power of chemically treated hair cream loaded with proteins
As you already know, protein replacement is very important to restore chemical hair to health. To strengthen bleached or straightened hair, bet on a treatment cream that has a powerful load of proteins, promoting strength, softness and even the body of the strands. This is because the protein load is responsible for repairing external damage, such as pollution and the sun, and mechanical damage, such as the use of heat tools to prevent hair breakage.
Diva Tip: the line treatment mask Powerful Post Chemistry, by Niely Gold, is rich in argan oil and loaded with proteins to take care of chemically treated hair! The product works on all types of hair that have undergone chemistry, such as coloring, bleaching, straightening and relaxing. The result is soft, loose, shiny and damage-free hair!
Step by step on how to use chemical hair cream
In addition to knowing how to choose the chemical hair cream, it is also very important that you know how to use the product correctly to receive good results. Check out the step-by-step application of the treatment cream:
Step 1: Wash your hair with shampoo and conditioner from the line to get even better results;
Step 2: Remove excess water with a towel and apply the product from length to ends, wrapping each lock from top to bottom;
Step 3: Let the mask act for 3 to 5 minutes if the strands are slightly damaged. If you have very dry hair, let the product act for 10 minutes;
Step 4: Rinse well and finish with the combing and silicone cream from the collection!
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