How do biolamination work: the procedure
Biolamination is the process of applying a special composition that gently envelops the hair with a thin film and seals them. It does not form a polyamide film on the hair, but creates a membrane film, thanks to which the hair is not only protected, but "breathes" and continues to be susceptible to staining.
Professional biolamination consists of 2 main stages. First apply the hot phase means, the hair is wrapped in polyethylene and heated with a hair dryer. The exposure time depends on the characteristics of the manufacturer. After that the means of the hot phase is washed off with warm water without the use of shampoo.
The next step is the application of a cold phase agent, which very often does not require further flushing. If the flushing is necessary, then after it the hair is additionally applied with serum or a mask.
Biolamination: advantages and disadvantages
Lamination and hair biomination in fact are the same procedures, which differ only in the composition of the laminating agent. In the latter, natural cellulose, due to which the hair gets the desired brilliance and elasticity.
Pros of Biolamination:
- natural components in the composition of the product
- natural hair protection
- The hair is not tangled or electrified
- hypoallergenic composition of the product
The disadvantages of biolamination:
- the composition is gradually washed off with each subsequent washing of the head
- does not straighten hair
- Do not stain and wash your hair for two days after the procedure.
In addition to colorless, there is also a color biolamination of hair. The procedure of color biolamination is carried out after staining or perm permitting to securely fix the color or structure of the hair.
Biolamination with gelatin at home
The preparation for biolamination can be prepared on its own using simple and affordable products. For example, natural shine hair will give coconut milk or burdock oil. And an excellent base for biolamination will be the usual food gelatin, which contains natural collagen and gives the hair a natural elasticity and elasticity.
There are many variants of gelatin biolamination. We offer you a simple recipe for home biolamination with vitamin E and burdock oil, which is perfect for dry and damaged hair.
Recipe for gelatin biolamination - ingredients
To prepare a homemade mixture for gelatin-based biolamination, it is necessary to take:
- gelatin - 1-2 tbsp. l.
- burdock oil - 1 tbsp. l.
- vitamin E in capsules - 2-3 pcs.
- hair conditioner - 2 tbsp. l.
Recipe for gelatin biolamination - step by step preparation
- One tablespoon of gelatin (for short hair), pour hot water and leave for 20-30 minutes for swelling.
- Then add a tablespoon of burdock oil and the contents of several capsules of vitamin E. Also add a little conditioner for hair, which will make it easier to wash off the mask.
- The mixture should be applied to clean, slightly dried hair with hands, because due to the thickness of the mask, the application of the brush will be uneven.
- After that, the hair should be wrapped in polyethylene and wrapped in a towel. Leave the mask for about 40 minutes.
- Then rinse the hair well without using shampoo and dry it.
The maximum effect of gelatin biolamination is achieved after several procedures. You can conduct it at a frequency of once every two weeks.