Can the addition of hydrogen peroxide milk to Agent II increase elasticity? In the background private message of my homepage, there is a message like this: Can adding hydrogen peroxide milk to the second dose increase the elasticity of the curl? This question caught my attention. Today, I will introduce you to the principle of agent 2 and explore whether the addition of hydrogen peroxide milk will have an effect on hairstyles. First, let's understand the composition of Agent Two. The main component of Agent II is hydrogen peroxide, also known as hydrogen peroxide. In addition to this, it also contains sodium bromate, both of which are oxidants.
According to the concentration of oxygen when dyeing hair, the content of hydrogen dioxide in the second agent of perm water is only 1.5%. This means that only a small amount of hydrogen peroxide is required to effectively recombine disulfide bonds when shaping. This ratio is the best concentration ratio used worldwide to ensure effective reconstitution of disulfide bonds while reducing the impact of oxidants on hair quality and color. Hydrogen peroxide plays a role in eliminating secondary hair color and color development when dyeing hair.
In layman's terms, it bleaches the natural pigments in the hair and expands the artificial pigments in the dye paste through oxidation, so that the color remains in the hair. At the same time, hydrogen peroxide milk can also open the hair scales, which loosen the hair structure. However, long-term use of hydrogen peroxide milk can cause hair to dry out and become brittle. People who dye their hair regularly often find that their hair becomes dry, fades quickly, and the perm effect lasts for a short time, which are all signs of hair damage.
The styling water with perm water meets the relevant national standards, whether from the scientific nature of the formula or the styling effect, it is very safe and effective. Since the styling water itself can curl hair and keep it curly longer, can adding hydrogen peroxide milk really make hair curlier and longer-lasting? The answer may come as a surprise to you, adding hydrogen peroxide milk does not make hair more curly and bouncy than without. If the addition of hydrogen peroxide milk can improve the styling ability, why don't manufacturers change the formula?
It should be noted that the second agent of perm water is acidic. Overuse can cause hair to dry out, break easily, become lighter in color, and end ends prone to split ends. After adding hydrogen peroxide, the hair will become drier and the damage to the hair quality will be greater. Therefore, I think adding hydrogen peroxide milk to a given type of water is redundant. If you notice that your hair is not curly or poorly elasticated, it may be because you did not control it well during the softening process, chose an inappropriate bar, or did not control the temperature accurately. This is independent of the concentration of oxygen in the shaping water.
We should believe that the oxygen peroxide content in the shaping water provided by the manufacturer is the most reliable, safest and stable. If you don't think about dry hair, you can use hydrogen peroxide directly to style. In short, I am not in favor of adding hydrogen peroxide milk to the setting water, let alone changing the product formula at will. The consequences and risks of doing so are unpredictable. I advise those friends who have such ideas and practices not to blindly try and not to believe in some unreasonable practices.
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