For a while, many shampoos claimed to be “silicone-free”. People are very repulsive to shampoos containing “silicone oil” as raw materials, thinking that long-term use of such shampoos will cause hair loss.
The formal name of “silicone oil” is polydimethylsiloxane, which is colorless, odorless and stable in nature. It is a commonly used polymer organic compound.
It adheres to the hair scales with its excellent wettability and hydrophobicity, fills the damaged hair scales, smoothes the hair surface, reduces friction between hairs and damage to hair by fingers. It is a good softener and is widely used in various industries. hair care products.
Compared with hair after simply using shampoo, “silicone oil” can further lock the moisture in the hair, has a good moisturizing effect, plays a protective film, and is very effective in repairing damaged hair, but the addition of silicone oil will Makes hair thicker.
Generally speaking, the “silicone oil” content in shampoo is not high. Under the action of water and surfactants, it will hardly remain in the hair follicles, so you don’t have to worry too much. You can make a reasonable choice based on the actual condition of your hair. Silicone-containing or silicone-free shampoo.
If your hair is dry, permed and dyed, severely damaged, tangled, etc., you can choose a shampoo containing silicone oil, which has a good repair effect on damaged hair.
If your hair is dry, permed and dyed, severely damaged, tangled, etc., you can choose a shampoo containing silicone oil, which has a good repair effect on damaged hair.
There is actually no pros and cons of “silicone-containing” or “silicon-free”. Don’t get too hung up on it. Just choose the shampoo that suits you based on your hair type.
No silicone oil
If your hair is oily, thin, thin, flat, etc., you can choose a silicone-free shampoo.
There is actually no pros and cons of “silicone-containing” or “silicon-free”. Don’t get too hung up on it. Just choose the shampoo that suits you based on your hair type.
