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Cholesterol treatment vs. protein treatment? difference? |
Whats the difference doesnt protein treatments stop breakage? what do cholestrol treatments do? Protein treatments are meant to strengthen hair that feels elastic or gummy and stretches and snaps when wet. Fine hair, chemically lightened hair, and some permed or relaxed hair tend to need this kind of treatment. Cholesterol is a moisturizing treatment, although some also contain keratin, which would be a protein. Moisturizing treatments help hair that is coarse, dry, and does not have much elasticity (stretch) before breaking. Test a piece of hair when it is wet. Pull on it gently. If it snaps right away without much stretch, it needs moisture. If it stretches a little without breaking, let it go and see if it bounces back to original length. If it does, the hair is normal. If it doesn't (or if it snaps after stretching a lot), the hair needs protein. If in doubt, a cholesterol treatment including keratin shouldn't hurt, because it contains conditioners and proteins, and should be a decent balance of both. nothing, whichever you prefer. Their both pretty good, look for Virgin Hair protein, or Queen Helene Cholesterol treatment. |
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