Uniplex Hair Treatment
I believe that fixing broken hair is a lot like fixing a broken relationship: it takes lots of love and patience, or you cut it off and wait for new growth. That said, there is a treatment that, with consistent and loving use, can make the transition from damaged to beautiful hair much smoother. I’ll give you some options since I can’t see your hair to help you decide.
First, assess how damaged your hair is. Do a hair elasticity test (YouTube can show you how). Does it break easily? What’s its color? If your hair is strong, passes the elasticity test, and has a darker pigment but lacks shine and hydration (dry), I’ve got some suggestions that might help.
I’m not getting paid to sell products; I just want to share my wisdom because nothing is more depressing than damaged hair. I love the CMR Uniplex R-C treatment. It’s like a magic pill for your hair’s health, bringing it back to life. If you’ve used Olaplex before, you’ll be familiar with this product, but it’s much more affordable.
Uniplex R is packed with hydrolyzed wheat protein, pea protein, keratin (triple protein), and plants like aloe, bamboo, and arundinacea leaf. Uniplex C combines protein, amino acids, castor oil, mango butter, collagen, and a B3 complex vitamin. For more details, check out CMR Cosmetics on Amazon for a full list of ingredients.
Step 1: Uniplex R – My Beauty Advice! Building a Self-Love Foundation
Combine cleaning your house with a hair treatment. Apply product R on dry, dirty hair. Twenty minutes later, apply product C. Now, clean your house! (The instructions will tell you to leave it on for 30 minutes, but I don’t always follow the rules.)
Step 2: Pamper Time!
With your house clean, hop in the shower. Do a face mask while you’re at it and make it a full beauty spa day. Wash your hair as you normally would with shampoo and conditioner. Done! Repeat this process twice a month if your hair is very sad, especially before getting your color done. If your stylist is cool, take Uniplex R to them and ask them to use a little in the color formula. (Warning: some stylists might hesitate to add unknown products to your formula, and I understand why.)
By doing this treatment regularly and before your color service, you’ll be protecting your hair. Remember, you don’t fix broken hair with treatment; you create a layer of love, protection, and safety on top of broken hair. Hope this helps heal the world of damaged hair! 😊
