Recombination Protein Activation

Description

Recombinant protein plays a crucial role in hair repair by mimicking or replacing natural proteins. It penetrates deep into the hair structure, repairing damage and enhancing overall hair health.

Key Functions

• Repairs Damaged Hair Strands – Since hair is primarily composed of keratin, frequent chemical treatments, heat styling, and environmental damage can weaken its structure. Active recombinant proteins mimic natural proteins, deeply penetrating the hair strands to repair broken protein chains, enhancing strength and resilience, and restoring hair’s natural condition.
• Repairs Cuticle Damage – The hair cuticle, similar to tree bark, protects the hair shaft. External damage can lift the cuticles, leading to moisture loss and dryness. Recombinant proteins help seal cuticles, retain moisture, and keep hair smooth and soft.
• Improves Hair Elasticity – By reinforcing hair structure, recombinant proteins improve elasticity, reducing breakage caused by tangling or pulling, and maintaining healthy shine.
• Provides Essential Nutrients and Hydration – With a molecular structure similar to natural hair proteins, recombinant proteins supply vital nutrients and help balance moisture and oil levels, preventing excessive dryness or greasiness.
• Repairs Inner and Outer Hair Layers – Biomimetic proteins not only repair the hair’s outer structure but also penetrate deep into the hair shaft, restoring damaged protein chains and improving hair strength from within.

Target Users

• Damaged Hair – For hair weakened by frequent dyeing, perming, or chemical treatments, using a hair mask or treatment with active recombinant proteins helps repair damage.
• Dry, Frizzy Hair – Provides deep nourishment, restoring hair’s shine and softness while preventing dehydration.
• Fine, Fragile Hair – Enhances elasticity and strength, preventing breakage and giving hair a fuller, more resilient texture.

How to Use

1. Deep Cleansing – Use a sulfate-free, silicone-free clarifying shampoo. Wash multiple times until hair feels slightly rough, typically after three washes. Avoid conditioner to ensure the cuticles remain open.
2. Drying & Application – Blow-dry hair completely. Avoid applying treatment directly to the scalp—leave 2-3 inches from the roots. Apply treatment evenly to small hair sections (1-2mm thick, 1-2cm wide). Spread gently with fingers without rubbing to prevent cuticle damage.
3. Waiting Time – Leave treatment on for 10-15 minutes without rinsing. Scrape off any excess product, then blow-dry hair completely using a low-temperature setting.
4. Heat Sealing – Use a temperature-controlled flat iron or curling iron, gliding it 4-5 times per section without applying too much pressure. Recommended temperatures:
   • Healthy Hair: 150-180°C
   • Damaged Hair: 120-150°C
   • Severely Damaged Hair: 110-120°C
5. Hair should appear smooth, soft, and shiny. If more shine is needed, repeat the process. For a curled shape, use a curling iron in the desired direction. Hair will gradually return to its natural texture after a few washes but will remain stronger and healthier.
6. Post-Treatment Care – Wait at least 5 hours before washing hair for optimal results.

Precautions

• Ensure the flat iron temperature remains stable to avoid uneven heat distribution, which can affect treatment effectiveness.
• The light mist produced during heating is caused by water evaporation and does not contain formaldehyde or harmful chemicals.
• Overuse may weigh hair down or make it greasy, so apply the appropriate amount based on hair condition.

This professional hair repair treatment restores strength, shine, and resilience, leaving hair visibly healthier and more manageable.