Although not everyone understands the importance of proteins, the reality is that they play a key role in achieving strong and healthy hair.
Our hair is made up of structural proteins, the most well-known of which is keratin. The main function of these proteins is to protect the hair, provide strength, and add shine, while also preventing excessive hair loss.
We can obtain them through hair treatments or through our diet.
When we suffer from a protein deficiency, we notice that our hair loses shine, becomes more fragile, and falls out more than usual. In these cases, it is very important to undergo treatments that provide protein to improve the health of our hair.
However, it is also very important not to overdo the protein intake, as an excess of proteins can have the opposite effect.
Excess protein can cause the hair strands to break easily and lose elasticity, making the hair feel stiff and heavy.
How to know if your hair needs protein or if you've overused it?
To identify what our hair needs, we can take a strand that has fallen out or been left on a comb, and gently stretch it from both ends.
If the hair breaks immediately, it indicates that it needs moisture.
If the hair stretches like an elastic and breaks when released, it signals that your hair urgently needs protein. You can also observe this if your hair feels dry or brittle, if it has suffered damage from bleaching or coloring, or if it is falling out more than usual.
How to add protein to your hair?
If we want to provide an extra dose of protein to our hair, we should do it through treatments like Sublime 10.31, which help to hydrate the hair, regenerate it, and also provide an extra dose of moisture and softness.
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