The pros and cons of reducing acid on hair

Many people may not know what reducing acid is. In fact, reducing acid is a conditioner that is often used in beauty salons to maintain customers' hair. To put it simply, it is a protein acid with reducing properties. For some customers who have had their hair permed or dyed, beauty salon staff will recommend the use of reducing acid. Everything has its advantages and disadvantages. So what are the pros and cons of reducing acid for hair?

Benefits of reducing acid:

1. Repair hair quality. In daily life, the hair scales and cortex on the surface of the hair will be damaged to varying degrees due to dyeing, improper care, wet hair damage, excessive pulling, etc. Reducing acid can effectively repair the damaged cortex, making the hair smooth and shiny; and softening frizzy hair.

2. Remove debris from hair and detoxify it.

3. Enhance the effects of hair dyeing and perming.

The effect of reducing acid varies from person to person. The key is to persist. If you use it regularly, your hair will become smooth and shiny.

It is recommended to use it 2-3 times a week, mainly on the two-thirds of the hair above the ends, without contacting the scalp. This is the most economical way to achieve the best effect.

Disadvantages of reducing acid:

The softener in reducing protein acid will affect the hair. Now many large professional hair salons are using sheep placenta protein to repair damaged hair. Reducing protein acid has many defects and cannot be used for a long time. Protein reducing acid is usually added with white mineral oil, DC-200 and other silicone oils to achieve the effect of hair care. Too much oil can easily clog the pores, causing itchy scalp, dandruff and hair loss. Protein sheep placenta is directly added with hydrophilic protein and nutrients such as sheep placenta. The nutrients can directly act on the scalp and hair. It is not greasy, easily absorbed by the scalp and will not clog the pores.