How it works: Hydrolyzed keratin integrates into the hair structure → fills in gaps in the cortex → scales seal → shine + smoothing.
What damages hair?
- Factor: Dyeing / bleaching — Damage: Opening of the cuticle by alkalis, oxidation of keratin
- Factor: Thermal styling — Damage: Straightener, curling iron >200°C → denaturation of keratin
- Factor: Chlorine (pool) — Damage: Oxidation, discoloration, dryness
- Factor: UV — Damage: Photodegradation of keratin, loss of color
- Factor: Nutritional deficiencies — Damage: Lack of protein, iron, zinc, biotin → weak hair fiber
- Factor: Chemical treatments — Damage: Perm, decolorization, relaxer
- Factor: Friction and tangling — Damage: Mechanical damage to the cuticle
Treatments at J'ADORE for damaged hair
Brazilian keratin — deep reconstruction
How it works: Hydrolyzed keratin integrates into the hair structure → fills in gaps in the cortex → scales seal → shine + smoothing.
Additional effect: Smoothing and slight straightening (depends on the formula — a non-simplifying version can be chosen).
Maintenance: 3–5 months.
Nanoplastia — modern alternative to keratin
How it works: Amino acids + nanomolecular proteins penetrate deeper than classic keratin. Less aggressive for the scalp, effective reconstruction of the structure.
Effect: Even shinier than keratin, less smoothing (for those who want volume with shine).
Maintenance: 3–4 months.
Olaplex / bonding treatments (available)
How it works: Bis-aminopropyl diglycol dimaleate rebuilds disulfide bridges in keratin damaged by dyeing and bleaching.
For: Hair after intensive coloring, after bleaching.
Mesotherapy of the scalp — if hair is falling out
If the problem concerns not only the hair structure but also the weakening of the follicles → scalp mesotherapy.
→ [Hair loss — mesotherapy](/zabiegi/mezoterapia-glowy)
Home SOS — what really works?
Immediate: oiling (oil seal)
After washing (on wet hair) — a few drops of argan oil, camellia, or marula → apply to lengths and ends → dry. Oils "seal" the cuticle, locking in moisture.
Long-term: protein + moisturizing alternately
Hair needs two things: protein (keratin, hydrolyzed proteins) and moisture (deep conditioner, mask). Use them alternately:
- Week 1: Protein mask (keratin, wheat proteins)
- Week 2: Moisturizing mask (HA, shea butter, aloe)
Too much protein without moisture → hair becomes hard and brittle (protein overload).
What to eat for hair?
- Protein: 1.5–2 g/kg body weight (eggs, meat, fish, legumes)
- Iron: (especially women) — red meat, spinach, lentils + vitamin C for absorption
- Zinc: Pumpkin seeds, nuts, seeds
- Biotin (B7): Eggs, liver, avocado
- Omega-3: Salmon, walnuts, flaxseed
