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What is nanokeratin?
It is an advanced state-of-the-art technological system that produces keratin nanomolecules with high penetration power into fissures. For this to be possible, the keratin nanomolecules correspond to one billionth of an original molecule (0,0000000001) in size.
How does it work?
The nanokeratin nanomolecules penetrate any flaw or fissure in the strands of hair, forming keratin deposits by evaporating the solvent and the residual water normally found in capillary fibers, and in large quantities in more porous hair.
A second product is applied using the same technique, and a polymerizing reaction begins in the capillary fissure, filling it completely. The polymer formed is transformed into a flexible plastic glue, insoluble in water, increasing the resistance and flexibility of the strands of hair by up to 80%, as of the first application.
What types of hair can use the nanokeratin system?
Hair that has undergone chemical processes, such as: coloring, straightening, relaxation, definite brushing, hair that is brittle, elastic or rubbery. Also natural hair that is excessively dry. Through this process the hair can be recovered totally in 40 minutes.
Keratin in a spray forms very large droplets and deposits a great deal of water on the capillary fiber, making it difficult for the keratin to form deposits into the strands, besides causing a hyper-conditioning and leaving the feeling that hair is dry.
Through the nanotechnological keratin process, keratin is only deposited in the flaws and fissures of strands, thus avoiding the hyper-conditioning and the feeling of dry hair.
Can the nanotechnological keratinizing process be used only in hair that has undergone definite brushing?
No. This nanotechnology has been developed to treat any type of hair, especially hair that has undergone chemical processing and also hair undergoing constant brushing. The keratinizing nanotechnology is the most modern and efficient way to recover hair strands, especially in the case of brittle hair, that has undergone chemical processing or maintains excessive contact with chemical products. It reaches areas of the hair that traditional products are unable to attain.
How long does the applied product last?
Once the product has been applied in a fissure or flaw of fiber, this strand is recovered. Thus, with continuous treatment, that varies between one to four applications, (depending on the need and the amount of degradation of the fibers, the hair can be permanently recovered.)
