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Hair dyeing is a common aesthetic choice but also a chemical process that alters the natural structure of the hair. For color pigments to be fixed in the cortex—the inner layer of the hair where natural melanin resides—the protective layer (cuticle) must be opened, increasing the hair’s porosity.

Although hair dyes do not directly affect the follicle and do not cause alopecia, frequent and intensive use can weaken the hair, making it more brittle, dry, and prone to breakage. In addition, certain ingredients in hair dyes can cause irritation and allergic reactions such as itching, redness, burning sensations on the scalp, and even swelling around the eyes and face.

Therefore, proper care of dyed hair is essential.

TREATMENT PROTOCOL

SHAMPOO

5.1.1 Botox-like Hair Therapy de Luxe Shampoo: Apply to hair and gently massage until it lathers. Leave on for several minutes, then rinse. Can be used daily.

• MASK

5.3 Dixidox de Luxe Steel and Silk Treatment Mask: Apply the mask to the scalp and hair and massage gently. Comb through the hair several times. Leave on for 5 to 15 minutes. Rinse thoroughly with water. Can be used up to 3 times a week for severely damaged hair.

• SERUM

4.5 Dixidox de Luxe Keratin Treatment Serum: Apply a small amount of serum (hazelnut-sized) to damp hair and distribute with fingers or a comb. Do not rinse. Use regularly for best results. Can also be applied to dry scalp to restore physiological balance.