I also have bleached curly hair along with a keratin treatment so perhaps a protein treatment would work best for you but for me I can’t since it will undo the keratin. Totally go for it. I’ve tried apogee last year and didn’t feel like it did much for strengthening my hair. 24 votes, 12 comments. true. I suspect you may get a little blow back on your post, but I wanted to share that when I was in a similar position (damaged, poofy, frizzy 2B) I got a keratin treatment done (no formaldehyde, but the heat needed to seal it in is clearly not good for hair), and my hair was the same: really glossy, still wavy, healthy feeling and finally had some weight to it: as you Hi everyone, I wondered if someone can help me out here. I belong to a number of “curly girl method” groups where the general consensus seems to be that keratin smoothing treatments (like Goldwell Kerasilk) are bad and will damage your hair. However, i have talked to a few hairdressers (NOT curly girl hairdressers or curl specialists) that Damaging, makes your hair flat and drab, and it looks really weird growing out. Keratin may work for you. Some of my keratin treatments worked pretty well for managing my frizz. I didn’t get the treatment done in Japan, though, so i honestly don’t how well it’ll handle the extreme humidity here. Your hair is made of keratin. You were definitely getting mixed up between protein treatments and keratin treatments. I'd use the Hask mask and see how you do. My hair doesn't tolerate protein well. So if you end up with brittle or hard hair, clarify and go easier on the protein next time. You have quite a few sources of protein in that product Specifically, my routine has been to: Make a tea out of rosemary, moringa and fenugreek. Mix with some aloe vera juice and massage it into my scalp to moisturize at least 2-3 times a week. (can make and store a week's worth in the fridge) Seal the moisture in with any cocktail of good stimulating oils. Dry shampoo to stretch washes (batiste original is good) No heat, air dry hair, try to avoid the heat straightener. If you have to use it apply heat protectant. Try not to turn the water up super hot when showering. No brushing when wet, try to use a wide toothed brush. Brush from the ends up to your scalp in sections. Seriously, learn about your hair, don't just slap on random products just because they say "curly", know what you're putting in your hair the same way you pay attention to what you eat. Getting a keratin treatment when it sounds like you haven't even figured out how to make your hair healthy now will just cause more damage in the long run. Dịch Vụ Hỗ Trợ Vay Tiền Nhanh 1s.

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