Imperity After Color Acid Technique Cuticle Sealer Anti-Odor Mask, PH 3.5

Imperity After Color Acid Technique Cuticle Sealer Anti-Odor Mask is the ideal mask to use after dyeing. This mask protects and optimizes the hair color, so that the hair color automatically stays beautiful for longer.

Get rid of chemical odors after a technical treatment such as hair dyeing:

The special component “SINODOR” forms molecular bonds with the volatile components of unpleasant odors that have arisen and are still present after technical treatments. It is this SINODOR component that ensures that unpleasant odors are neutralized and eliminated. The acidity, PH 3.5, also ensures the closure of the hair cuticles.

Imperity After Color Acid Technique Cuticle Sealer Anti-Odor Mask also ensures a balance of moisture levels. By keeping the moisture content in balance, the hair becomes smooth, while this is accompanied by a silky soft feeling.

Thanks to Imperity After Color Acid Technique Cuticle Sealer Anti-Odor Mask, the hair is detangled, making the hair automatically easier to treat.

Imperity After Color Acid Technique Cuticle Sealer Anti-Odor Mask PH 3.5 Specifications:

• Ideal to use after dyeing the hair
• Protects hair color
• Prevents fading
• Eliminates unpleasant odors
• Optimizes hair color
• Keeps the moisture content in balance
• Makes the hair smooth and silky soft
• Makes the hair super shiny
• Makes the hair easier to treat/comb

Imperity After Color Acid Technique Cuticle Sealer Anti-Odor Mask Use:

• Apply Imperity After Color Acid Technique Cuticle Sealer Anti-Odor Mask to towel-dried hair.
• Divide it through the hair and let it soak in for 3-5 minutes.
• Finally, rinse completely.

Imperity After Color Acid Technique Cuticle Sealer Anti-Odor Mask is available in a pack of 200 ml and 1000 ml.

EXTRA information about PH values for your hair!

When we talk about beauty and pH value, most people immediately think of the acidity of the skin. Many skin care products say 'pH neutral'. But have you ever thought about the importance of the right pH value for hair? Because this is also very important for healthy, shiny hair. Did you know that healthy acidity for the skin and hair are slightly different? We thought it was time to shed some light on this! 

What does the pH value actually mean?

The abbreviation 'pH' stands for 'Potentia Hydrogenii' (Latin). This refers to the number of hydrogen ions in a specific substance. These values are displayed on a scale from 0 to 14, where a value of 0 is an acidic substance and a value of 14 is a basic (or alkaline) substance. At a pH value of 7 we call it pH neutral. Each number within this scale represents an increase or decrease in acidity by a factor of 10. 

What is the ideal acidity of the skin?

Our skin has a natural protective layer in the form of sebum. This layer prevents the skin from drying out and provides protection against pathogens, such as certain bacteria and fungi. The pH value of this protective layer should be around 5.5. We can say that this is slightly acidic. There is sometimes confusion on this topic because skin care products are sometimes advertised as pH neutral. That is actually incorrect because pH neutral is a value of 7, while this means that the pH value of the product is equal to the pH value of the skin (5.5).

What is the ideal pH value of the hair?

The hair may generally be slightly more acidic than the skin. A healthy pH value for the hair is between 3.5 and 5.5. Hair reaches its so-called neutral charge around a pH value of 3.67, which means that there is no positive or negative electrical charge. What does this mean for hair care products? All these products have a certain pH value, which will mix with the pH value of the hair and skin. These products can therefore cause your hair and skin to become more acidic or more basic. It is essential to use products whose pH value matches that of the hair and scalp.

pH value of hair care products

There appears to be little attention, even among many manufacturers of hair care products, for the correct pH value of these products. Many shampoo suppliers do not mention the pH value on the packaging. Many shampoos that you buy in the supermarket or at the drugstore have a pH value higher than 6. It is better to use a shampoo with a value lower than 5. Professional hair salon brands do offer shampoos in most cases. with a pH value lower than 5.5. This is important, because these shampoos ensure that the hair cuticles close, making the hair smoother and shinier!

What do acidic hair care products do?

Although you need a slightly acidic shampoo and conditioner for best results, they should not be too acidic. Too strong acids will otherwise damage the hair. Always stay as close as possible to the natural pH value of the hair. People who have colored their hair orange or red must be extra careful not to use products that are too acidic. In that case, it is better to choose hair products that have been specially developed for colored hair. People with a very oily scalp should also avoid using hair care products that are too acidic and rather choose a shampoo with a pH value of 6 or higher until the problem of oily skin is resolved.

What do hair care products that are too basic do?

When the pH value of shampoos is higher than 7, the hair shaft and cuticle of the hair become soft and begin to swell. This can cause the hair to become very dry, porous and brittle and ultimately damaged. An example of a shampoo that usually has a pH value of around 7 is baby shampoo. Many people think that this is a mild shampoo and that it is therefore good for the hair. The pH value of 7 ensures that the shampoo does not sting the eyes. The disadvantage of this shampoo is that it opens the hair cuticles, which can cause frizz.

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