Girlfriend, if you Google "how to repair hair" you will get exactly 8,140,000 answers, but we bring you bad news, and that is that the hair fiber, once damaged, cannot be repaired. So that you understand, we put you in situation: each fiber of your hair is composed of the root (located under the epidermis) and the stem (visible part), being the root the living part of your mane, and the stem the part that is more dead than the love story between Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth, and we are sorry to tell you that what is not alive can neither be repaired nor regenerated.
What can be done?
All is not lost, and what you can do is rebuild the hair fiber from the inside, in addition to cutting the ends (this is non-negotiable, my dear). But wait...what's the difference between repairing and reconstructing? When we talk about reconstruction, we are talking about providing the hair with proteins and amino acids from the innermost part of the hair fiber to replace the most damaged or fragile areas where there has been a structural loss, while when we talk about "repairing" we are talking about recovering the most exposed and damaged area, and therefore the search for a better result.Therefore the search for a result visible to the naked eye.
To rebuild the most damaged areas of the cortex, hydrolyzed proteins with a positive charge (we have already told you that damaged hair is negatively charged) such as keratin, soy, wheat, silk, corn or rice proteins are usually used. In addition, it is very interesting to provide lipids using ceramides to reinforce the hair fiber and protect it from external aggressions.
In addition to this reconstruction of your hair from the inside, you can beautify the outer part of your hair by using very nourishing products, also loaded with hydrolyzed vegetable proteins, which form a hydrophobic surface on the cuticle and fill it in, to give the hair a glossy, healthy and frizz-free look. In this case, masks loaded with coconut oil, avocado, cocoa and shea butters, along with finishing oils or serums would be ideal.
Conclusion:
The visible part of your mane is dead, and, therefore, you can't repair or regenerate something that is not alive..
What you can do is reconstruct the hair fiber, which consists of providing your hair with the proteins, amino acids and lipids it has lost due to damage. The Sublime 10·31 treatment is brutal to help your hair improve its structure from the inside, as well as help replace the gaps that have been left between the cuticle and cortex, making it look cute. Remember that this is a treatment that works on an internal level, and, even if you notice the ends are more sealed, depending on the state of your hair, you may need several treatment sessions to really notice a change.
Use hair masks and hair oils that embellish the hair and create a hydrophobic, water-repellent surface to prevent your hair from looking frizzy and frizzy. Here the recommendation is clear: L'Essentiel Mask and Cotton Lust!
Girlfriend, now you know, beauty and great hair starts on the inside (and with a fresh cut even better)!
