KERATIN CLARIFYING SHAMPOO

How Clarifying shampoo Works

Clarifying shampoos often contain stronger surfactants, which are responsible for the foaming action and deep cleansing effect. These surfactants have higher detergent properties compared to milder shampoos, allowing them to break down and remove stubborn residues

Shampoo with a higher pH level, which helps to open the hair cuticles. Open cuticles facilitate the removal of stubborn residue and build-up that can accumulate over time. By removing these substances, clarifying shampoos can restore the natural pH balance of the hair and scalp.

effect

Clarifying shampoos can deep cleansing effectively remove product build-up, excess oils, minerals from hard water, chlorine, and environmental pollutants that regular shampoos may not completely eliminate. thus regain hair natural bounce, body, and shine.

key ingredient

Citric Acid: Citric acid is commonly included in clarifying shampoos due to its ability to break down minerals and remove product build-up. It helps to restore the pH balance of the hair and scalp after the deep cleansing process.

Proteins: Some clarifying shampoos include proteins like keratin or wheat protein to help strengthen the hair strands. These proteins can help repair any damage caused by build-up or environmental factors.

how to use

Before applying the clarifying shampoo, thoroughly wet your hair with warm water. Ensure your hair is completely saturated.Take a small amount of clarifying shampoo in your palm and rub your hands together to create a lather. Then, apply the shampoo to your scalp and hair, focusing on the roots and areas that tend to get oilier or have more product buildup. it’s recommended to leave it on for a minute or two to allow the clarifying agents to work. Then, rinse your hair thoroughly with warm water, ensuring that all the shampoo is completely removed.

Note: Clarifying shampoos are generally not meant for everyday use, as they can strip your hair of natural oils. It’s recommended to use them once every week or two, depending on your hair’s needs and the frequency of product usage.