1/29/2020 0 Comments Defy Damage: What / How / CluesTHE DAMAGE DEETS “Mechanical” Damage What it is: The physical damage we personally inflict on our hair every day. How it happens: When hair is wet – its most fragile state – every pass of your fingers, comb, or brush can cause breakage and damage to the hydrogen bonds that comprise each strand. In the dry-hair phase, strands become brittle, so that tugging, teasing, pulling, ponytailing, and extension-wearing only adds to the broken bonds. The clues: The ends of your hair are uneven and sparse. “Environmental” Damage What it is: Brittleness, dehydration, breakage, and fading caused by UV sun exposure, pollution, and even pool/ocean water. How it happens: In the same way that unprotected skin is susceptible to damage from the harsh rays of the sun or pollution particles, vulnerable hair is equally at risk and loses its protective proteins. The clues: Environmental damage is felt before it’s actually visible to the eye. Strands will feel brittle, dull, and prone to dehydration and breakage. As you run fingers through hair, you’ll notice roughness and snagging. “Chemical” Damage What it is: Damage to the structure of the hair caused by aggressive salon services, like high-lift blonding, frequent color changes, straightening, and waves. How it happens: Chemicals deplete and strip hair of its natural protection without replenishing those critical properties that deliver softness and shine. The clues: You’ve been to the salon for a chemical service, and now your hair feels fragile and susceptible to breakage when wet; and it’s parched, frizzy, and rough when dry. “Thermal” Damage What it is: In a nutshell, thermal means heat…and along with it, damage caused by high-temperature/too-frequent exposure to blow-dryers, curling and flat-irons, and wands. How it happens: In the same way you burn your finger if you keep it too close to the candle flame, hair is highly susceptible to the havoc of heat. The clues: Hair feels crispy…it bends like paper rather than cloth; breaking rather than flowing. And split ends begin to form, traveling right up the hair shaft (and leading you to a serious haircut). From JOICO
Joico is a very good product line for your haircare needs. If you click on the link above you'll be taken to their site for more detailed formation on their Defy Damage products. I can also share tips with you on what you can and should be doing to maintain healthy hair. Ask me at your next appointment. Hair by Brian - The Beauty Blog
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