Keratin Therapy Smoothing Treatment Kit Alfaparf Milano Lisse Design Keratin Therapy Smoothing Treatment Kit (shmp/40ml + moose/100ml + hair/mask/40ml)
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Age:
18+
Brand: Alfaparf
Line: lisse design keratin therapy
Product Type: set
Product Properties: for shine, hair straightening, nourishment, softening
Set Includes: hair mask, hair mousse, shampoo
When To Use: universal
Gender: for women
Classification: professional
Hair Type: all hair types
Country: Italy
Made in: Italy
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The set includes: Deep Cleansing Shampoo - Alfaparf Milano Lisse Design Keratin, 40 ml + Smoothing Mousse - Alfaparf Milano Lisse Design Keratin, 100 ml + Hair Mask - Alfaparf Milano Lisse Design Keratin, 40 ml
Everyone wants shiny and healthy hair. This is quite a natural human desire. Oftentimes, you need to have a wide range of special beauty products on hand, as well as a good hairstylist to achieve that. But now, you can do this yourself at home – managing unruly hair, making it silky smooth and shiny, just name it.
To do that, you can rely on Alfaparf Milano Lisse Design Keratin Therapy Keratin Recovery Kit. This is a professional, formaldehyde-free restoration system designed to make your hair smooth. As a result, naughty curls naturally straighten and become perfectly smooth. The set includes home remedies that work.
Deep Cleansing Shampoo - Alfaparf Milano Lisse Design Keratin, 40 ml
- deeply and thoroughly cleanses hair;
- straightens and smooths hair, even the most stubborn frizz;
- opens the hair cuticles and prepares them for subsequent product use.
Smoothing Mousse - Alfaparf Milano Lisse Design Keratin, 100 ml
- has a weightless texture;
- a combination of Keratin and Collagen makes hair straight and smooth;
- rich formula combines cleansing and nourishing ingredients;
- intensively softens and tames hair;
- makes hair silky smooth and shiny;
- provides an optimal hydro-balance.
Hair Mask - Alfaparf Milano Lisse Design Keratin, 40 ml
- ideal product for use in the final stage of Keratin treatment;
- deeply affects hair structure;
- intensely hydrates hair;
- provides a softening effect;
- enhances the protective barrier;
- improves elasticity;
- manages stubborn strands;
- provides smoothness and shine. -
Apply Deep Cleansing Shampoo to wet hair only. Lather up. Massage a scalp with gentle pressure and rinse it out. Repeat this step. Dry hair with a blow dryer.
Divide the hair into 4 clear sections/segments. Put on protective gloves. Using a comb, evenly apply Smoothing Fluid to the dry hair, strand by strand.
Using a rare teeth comb, brush the hair from the roots to ends, not leaving it too wet. Do not apply Smoothing Fluid to the scalp. Leave for 20 minutes.
Only if the hair is very damaged, as well as to facilitate combing, apply Detangling Cream, strand by strand. Pay special attention to the ends. Then, using a comb, spread the product evenly over all hair. Do not rinse. Dry the hair with the blow dryer.
Select a strand 0.5 cm long, flat iron it 5-15 times at a temperature of 140-210 C, subject to the hair structure. Rinse thoroughly for 10 minutes, making sure that no product remains in the hair. If the colour has washed out and it needs to be refreshed, then mix the desired shade of Alfaparf Colour Wear or EOC Cube (in the 1:2 proportion with Oxid'o or Colour Wear activator respectively) with Rehydrating Mask (30g of dye + 60ml of activator + 30g of Rehydrating Mask). Apply Rehydrating Mask to wet hair, leave for 5 minutes or 10 minutes if the mask is mixed with Alfaparf Hair Dye. Rinse thoroughly. Blow dry in the direction of the hair growth.
I love this brand's balms and shampoos, so I decided to try their keratin treatment. Do not buy it! The keratin itself, in the form of mousse as claimed (a watery substance that transforms into a foam similar to styling mousse), is sticky and stiff. It hardens on the hair and when I blow-dried it, my hair turned into a huge voluminous pile of straw. Despite this, my hair remained soft and maintained its color (I wanted to add more fullness, moisture, and smoothness, etc.), but now it is damaged, voluminous, tangled, and stiff. I followed the procedure to the end, sealing it with a flat iron as recommended, then applying the mask in the correct order. However, there was no result and I feel sorry for my hair. My long, natural hair is now damaged. I will try to revive it at the salon after a month, but in the meantime, I will try to wash it out as best as I can. Don't save money, it's better to buy home keratin products or more expensive ones that have creamy or emulsion-like consistency, instead of a watery substance resembling hairspray or foam that simply sticks hair together. Alternatively, get the procedure done at a salon.