How to do Lamination of Hair?

Healthy luxurious, well-groomed hair has always been a measure of beauty. In order to bring us closer to the ideal, the beauty industry constantly comes up with more and more new tools, technologies and procedures. Some companies are on the way to achieve a momentary result, introducing into the formula of their means silicone and the components containing it.

This really gives an instant effect, but in the long run, it often leads to sad consequences: from excessive overload, the hair becomes brittle and fragile, difficult to lay down. Other companies offer more sophisticated ways of systematic care. They are not so harmful, but they require a longer period in order to see the effect in all its glory. A modern woman with her fast pace of life is not always suitable. The company Paul Mitchell has found a solution that will satisfy everyone: both fighters for the health of hair, and adherents of instant effect - lamination.

The essence of the lamination procedure is to create a protective film on the surface of the hair that envelops them, filling and smoothing all the irregularities in their structure. This coating gives the hair a well-groomed appearance, shine, and extra volume. In addition, it protects the hair from the aggressive effects of the environment (pollution, ultraviolet radiation, dry indoor air) and adverse effects of tap water salts. The effect persists for 3-5 weeks. After lamination, the hair becomes more elastic, elastic, shiny. The volume of hair increases by at least 10-12 percent. Lamination allows you to keep the styling longer even under adverse weather conditions (because the protective film prevents hair from absorbing moisture).

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Another advantage of the procedure is the ability to prolong the life of the color, keeping the molecules of paint inside the hair and not allowing them to wash out. In addition, the laminated hair is not electrified. This is especially true in the cold period when our clothes contain more synthetics.