Lipid-protein mask SILK
Description
Application
Components
The lipid mask has the maximum capacity of the 18-MEA component (18-Methyleicosanoic acid), which makes up 40% of the upper-cuticular layer of hair. This layer is responsible for hydrophobicity (the ability of hair to retain moisture). The mask restores and preserves the lipid membrane of the hair, restores the hydrophobic factor of the hair, protects the cortex, making the hair denser. It does not wash off the colour unless additional heat is used. It is perfect to use at the end of colouring, after toning, as a fixation of the care procedure. But it can also be used in separate hair recovery procedures with additional heat (not higher than 40 degrees) for deeper penetration.