And how to protect it from the damage of chemical coloring
Chemical coloring is one of the most beloved treatments for changing your look, expressing your personality or covering gray hair. However, behind intense highlights and brilliant shades, there is also a less visible side: the fragility of the hair fiber.
How hair reacts to coloring
During dyeing, the scales of the cuticle are lifted to allow the color pigments to penetrate inside the hair. This process makes the fiber more sensitive, porous and prone to dehydration. Over time, hair can appear:
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drier and rougher
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difficult to detangle
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less elastic and shiny
How to treat hair after dyeing
The solution is to include specific products in your routine that help protect the color and rebuild the fiber.
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A gentle, protective shampoo such as S|10 Color, an antioxidant protective shampoo forcolor-treated hair helps to cleanse gently and keep the color shining longer.
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A nourishing mask such as C|10 Color Conditioner Mask, antioxidant protective mask for color-treated hair, strengthensthe fiber and compacts the cuticles, counteracting dryness and loss of elasticity.
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A protective fluid such as CM|10 Color Mix, antioxidant protective fluid for color-treated hair , on the other hand, is essential during color service because it safeguards the scalp and makes application more comfortable.
Result: bright color and healthy hair
Protecting colored hair means not only prolonging the beauty of color, but also keeping the fiber strong, soft and vital. With the right routine, you can reduce the negative effects of chemical coloring and enjoy long lasting shiny, full of life hair.
Learn more about Napura's Color Line specifically for colored hair.
Also, on how to prevent skin irritation during color service, read this interesting blog post.
