Hair Cellophane, Hair Care Treatment, Shine Moist Henna Wax, Hortaleza
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It's almost summer! It's weird when I say it because it is ALWAYS summer in my country.
Anyway, how's your rebonded/treated hair getting along with the heat these days? Has it turned dull? Has it lost its shine? Have you felt like shampoo and conditioning aren't enough?
OK. I. sound. like. a. promo. girl. . .
On a serious note, if you have treated hair (e.g. rebonded, permed, colored), shampoo and conditioners are not enough. You have to maintain your treated hair with salon treatment at least every two weeks.
The most hair-friendly treatment would be hot oil treatment. If you have dry, dull, damaged hair, like me, the best treatment for your hair would be Hair Cellophane.
Hair cellophane is the process of applying a "glossing agent" to your damp hair, allowing it to set for 20 to 30 minutes to wrap around your hair follicle and to get absorbed into the shaft.
Basically, what the glossing agent does to your hair is sealing the cuticle layer of your hair, locking in moisture, and thus increasing your hair shine.
That is why regular cellophane treatment is good (and essential for rebonded or color-treated hair) as it revives the color, shine and softness of your hair.
The price ranges from Php 400 - Php 2000 depending on the length of your hair and the salon you're getting the treatment from.
But don't get dismayed! If you are the practical (and diligent) type, you can have less expensive hair treatment at the comfort of your home.
Really? Yes.
A nice hair care product that is used in many reputable salons, the Shine Moist, has the "glossing agent" product one can use for a home cellophane treatment.
Here ye, the Shine Moist Henna Wax:
1. Shampoo hair and towel dry hair until 75% dry.
That's it! I hope you get to try it and if you do please let us know your experience! And if you have other questions or concerns, just write them down in the comment section below!
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| other products I use for DIY rebonding and hair color |
Anyway, how's your rebonded/treated hair getting along with the heat these days? Has it turned dull? Has it lost its shine? Have you felt like shampoo and conditioning aren't enough?
OK. I. sound. like. a. promo. girl. . .
On a serious note, if you have treated hair (e.g. rebonded, permed, colored), shampoo and conditioners are not enough. You have to maintain your treated hair with salon treatment at least every two weeks.
The most hair-friendly treatment would be hot oil treatment. If you have dry, dull, damaged hair, like me, the best treatment for your hair would be Hair Cellophane.
What is Hair Cellophane?
Hair cellophane is the process of applying a "glossing agent" to your damp hair, allowing it to set for 20 to 30 minutes to wrap around your hair follicle and to get absorbed into the shaft.
Basically, what the glossing agent does to your hair is sealing the cuticle layer of your hair, locking in moisture, and thus increasing your hair shine.
That is why regular cellophane treatment is good (and essential for rebonded or color-treated hair) as it revives the color, shine and softness of your hair.
How much is it to have a Hair Cellophane?
The price ranges from Php 400 - Php 2000 depending on the length of your hair and the salon you're getting the treatment from.
But don't get dismayed! If you are the practical (and diligent) type, you can have less expensive hair treatment at the comfort of your home.
DIY Hair Cellophane
Really? Yes.
A nice hair care product that is used in many reputable salons, the Shine Moist, has the "glossing agent" product one can use for a home cellophane treatment.
Here ye, the Shine Moist Henna Wax:
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| This 100 ml glossing agent can be used for at least 3 applications :) and it's very cheap... scroll down to see the price and shops to buy it from :) |
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| it comes with a pair of gloves and a shower cap... don't forget to protect your hands by using this pair of gloves while applying the color treatment onto the hair... |
Shine Moist Henna Wax Treatment is so easy to do; you can DIY at the comfort of your house!
Steps on how to DIY Hair Cellophane Treatment
1. Shampoo hair and towel dry hair until 75% dry.
2. Apply Color Treatment beginning 3mm from scalp and comb through the hair thoroughly.
3. Keep hair moistened and heated with a steamer or heater for 30 minutes.
4. Allow hair to cool for 5 minutes before rinsing thoroughly until the water runs clear.
5. Squeeze out excess water and apply conditioning.
6. Rinse and leave conditioner in the hair for at least 1 minute.
7. Rinse thoroughly with water, blow dry and style.
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| You can choose from a wide variety of colors available: black, dark brown, brown, magenta, cyclamen, medium blonde, ruby, natural, golden brown, light golden blonde, magenta red, red blonde, chestnut brown, chocolate brown, medium brown, burgundy red, chocolate red and orange red. As for me, I chose "Magenta" for a nice red color. The color effect is noticeable in bright light :) |
Where to buy Shine Moist Henna Wax?
- SM Department Store or Watson's for Php 214.95
- HORTLEZA outlet for only Php 180.00 (I USUALLY BUY IT FROM HERE BECAUSE HERE IT'S CHEAPEST)
- HBC
I bought my heating cap (steamer) from Hortaleza in 2008 and I could still use it to this day. It's durable. But since it 2016 now, I don't remember the price or maybe they have changed the product as well as its cost. But if you don't have the heating cap or steamer at home, just cover your damp hair with plastic shower cap to lock in the moisture. In some salons, they use the cling to wrap plastic. You can buy it from the supermarket and use it to your hair. I bet you can also get a desirable result.
That's it! I hope you get to try it and if you do please let us know your experience! And if you have other questions or concerns, just write them down in the comment section below!
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