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In today’s world, there are so many ways to change up your hair. It’s fun! It’s exciting! It’s a cool way to express yourself! But there’s a downside to all of those new looks and new hair colors—namely, extreme hair damage. Does that mean you have to stop having fun with your hair? Absolutely not! Thanks to some groundbreaking new technology from Total Results, you can now repair your broken and extremely damaged hair in three easy steps. Here’s the scoop.
The science and research pros at Matrix explain things this way. At the root of damaged hair is the condition of the hair bonds. To understand hair bonds, it’s helpful to understand the essential structure of the hair. Everyone’s hair is composed of protein. Protein is composed of amino acids. Coils of these amino acids link together to form chains that are called polypeptide chains. Polypeptide chains form bonds with one another, and it’s these bonds that hold the hair together.
There are two types of bonds. Hydrogen and salt bonds are the weaker of the two types. They are also the most common. The structure of these bonds can be altered with water or heat. So when you wind your hair around your curling iron, the hydrogen and salt bonds rearrange themselves to temporarily form your bouncy curls.
Disulfide or cystine bonds are the second type of bonds. These bonds are the strongest, and they account for your hair’s strength and elasticity, which is the ability of your hair to resume a normal shape after it is stretched. These bonds can be broken with chemical processes like texturizing services, lightener or hair color. This type of bond breakage is permanent, and it leads to tragic experiences like broken hair and split ends.
So how do you know if your hair bonds are broken? Aside from the obvious visuals of dryness, limpness, lifelessness and hair breakage, here are a few specific indicators.
Before you decide to break up with your hair colorist and return to your natural, mousy brown hair color, take heart. What would you say if not only could you repair those broken bonds, you could do so at home? The new, three-part, Total Results Re-Bond rehab system is an at-home regimen for hair that is extremely damaged from too many chemical treatments or from too much heat styling. Here’s how it works:
The creators of Total Results promise that ReBond will repair internal hair strength after damage from three previous lightening/chemical services, offering a next-generation solution for overworked hair. It can be alternated with any Total Results care and styling system, (Moisture Me Rich and So Long Damage are great choices,) and is an ideal home care follow-up after the in-salon Matrix Bond Ultim8 treatment that protects and repairs hair bonds during a hair color service.
Once ReBond has healed your broken and extremely damaged hair, the pros at Matrix offer tips for keeping your hair in tip-top condition.
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When the seasons change to fall and winter, damaged hair feels the transition too. With the waning of summer comes an end to the sun’s harshest rays, the excesses of long days at the beach, afternoons at the pool and long play days outside—all of which can damage hair. However, the onset of fall also brings a whole new set of potential damaging affects to hair: cold, harsh weather is around the corner, heaters will soon be blasting and the holiday season with all its overindulgences is not far off. Don’t fret. The pros at Matrix are here to give your damaged hair hope for revival, no matter the time of year!
Read NowToday there are so many fun things you can do with your hair. You can put it in adorable French braids, pull it up into a messy bun or command your hair stylist to give you rose gold hair color. One day it’s beach waves, the next day sleek and smooth glass hair. And then it’s Saturday, so why not try balayage? By all means--try it all and express yourself with your fabulous locks. But beware! Over-styling, over-lightening or just plain overdoing it can cause your hair to become damaged, brittle and broken. To prevent those things from happening, or to repair your hair if it’s already damaged, follow this advice from the pros at Matrix.
Read NowWith proper care and a little creativity, you can keep your color-treated hair looking shiny and vibrant. This is good news since 70% of women in the U.S. color their hair! To help protect your hair color and keep your hair looking lovely, the professionals at Matrix offer these 26 tips to help you care for color-treated tresses:
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