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by Ms SNIPS
We love taking the mystery out of hair care, after all, why should your stylist or salon have all the fun? So, if you've ever wondered what those weird ingredients are in your favorite shampoo, or what your stylist means when he says you need a balm, check out the list we've compiled below. Also, if there are other terms you'd like to see posted and explained, drop us an email and reference this article in the subject line
Acidifier
Acidifiers are conditioners with a pH of 3.0. They take out tangles, add body and promote shine in hair.
Acid Perm
A permanent wave with a pH from 6.5 to 8.0. A milder perm than an alkaline perm, it produces softer curls.
Alkaline Perm
A permanent wave with a pH from 7.5 to 9.5. Produces a tight curl.
Aromatherapy
Use of essential oils fragrance for therapeutic benefits.
Balm
Balm is a thicker gel used to manage and control difficult hair.
Beeswax
Wax obtained from honeycombs or resin from bark. Thickener, emulsifier, and stiffening agent in ointments, cold creams, lotions, lipsticks, etc. Sometimes used as a hair removing wax.
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