Hair protein therapy

Hair protein therapy Advantages and disadvantages

You must know that a large part of human hair consists of a protein called keratin. But pollution, not taking care of the hair, unhealthy diet… cause the loss of this protein and the hair is damaged and starts to fall out and lose quality. For this reason, a method called hair protein therapy helps, in addition to improving the condition of damaged hair, the hair can start its growth process again.

Benefits and uses of protein therapy

• hair strengthening
• Thickening of the outer layer (cuticle) of hair strands
• Removing dead hair cells and hydrating hair
• Hair softening
• Shiny hair
• Relative straightening of hair
• Increase hair health
• The hair becomes more voluminous and looks more voluminous
• Increasing hair resistance against chemicals and pollution
• Strengthen hair roots
• Repairing damaged hair
• In which case is it better to do protein therapy?
• If your hair is frizzy
• If your hair strands get tangled
• If your hair is fragile and lacks elasticity
• If your hair is thin
• If your hair sticks together
• If you have coarse hair
• If your hair is very dry

How is protein therapy performed?

For protein hair therapy, your hair is completely dried and various nutrients are placed on the layers of your hair. These ingredients stay on your hair between 20 and 45 minutes, depending on how damaged your hair is. Then, your hair is washed and again, substances such as special conditioners are applied to your hair.

How often should I do protein therapy?

As mentioned, if the hair protein is lost, your hair needs to be regenerated. So as long as you maintain this protein with nutrition and care, there will be no need for revival. But in general, depending on the level of care and sensitivity of your hair, protein therapy will last between three and six months.

Complications of protein therapy

Since hair protein therapy deals with a sensitive organ such as hair, where you choose to receive this service is very important. Because if the operator is not skilled and the products are of poor quality, it may have the opposite effect and cost you. If you do such work in skin and hair clinics, it will be safer considering that all cases are done under the supervision of a doctor and specialist. Some of the possible side effects of improper protein therapy are as follows:

• Materials or heat may damage your hair and weaken its roots
• Your scalp or body may have an allergic reaction to the ingredients used
• A reaction such as headache and sore throat or runny nose may occur in the usual way for sensitive people.
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• Types of hair protein therapy
• Protein therapy to hydrate hair: suitable for dry and damaged hair and those whose hair has been dried by a lot of hair color.
• Protein therapy for hair repair: suitable for damaged and weakened hair.
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The difference between protein therapy and keratin

The first difference between protein therapy and hair keratin is the ingredients used. In protein therapy, the products contain large amounts of nutrients and protein, and in hair keratin, chemicals such as formaldehyde or dicarboxytin gas are used. These substances are very harmful for the health of your hair and even for the health of the therapist.

As a result, if you have damaged hair, the experts at Dr. Mina Rezaei’s office recommend using protein therapy instead of karate.

Another important point is that although protein therapy makes your hair smooth and shiny to some extent, the degree of this smoothness depends on the choice of the therapist.