"Wet chemistry"

"Wet chemistry" came into fashion in the 80's. This term was called a special kind of long-term styling with the effect of "wet hair." Today this type of wave is called vertical with spiral curls.

It differs from all other smaller curls, as well as a special effect that gives hair a wet and shiny look. It is performed with the use of specialized means for creating a chemical wave, as well as gel or foam, designed for styling with the effect of "wet hair." "Wet chemistry" is preserved depending on the type of hair for up to three months.

To get light developing curls, it is necessary that your hair type is suitable for this, that is, they should be soft enough, not too thick and preferably not very long (optimally - just below the shoulders). If the hair is long and smooth, you will get pretty stiff firm curls, which under your own weight may soon begin to diverge.

The procedure "wet chemistry", at home, which is not recommended, requires the attention of an experienced master who can competently assess how best to conduct it in order to achieve the best effect. This procedure is very time-consuming and time-consuming.

Hair thin strands are wound on special technology for a large number of bones. The whole process takes about 3-5 hours (depends on the length and thickness of the hair). Preparations for waving are selected by the master individually. Today, bio-formulations are very popular, which allow more gentle treatment in a sparing mode.

If you still decide to perform the procedure yourself, you will need special conical bobbins, a curling compound, a comb with frequent teeth, a waterproof cape, a fixative, a sponge, a bowl (not metal), a measuring cylinder, three towels, protective gloves, a cream, A cap, vinegar (6 or 9 percent).

It should be borne in mind that "wet chemistry" leads to a visual reduction in the length of the hair, so if you do not have enough hair to reach the shoulders, it is better to grow a little.

Wash the head twice, divide the hair into hair locks (pre-twisting them around its own axis) and wrap them around the kloks starting from the roots, not from the tips.

Skin the face with a cream and tie a protective strip along the hairline. Wear gloves and a cloak. Prepare a chemical composition according to the instructions, quickly apply it with a sponge. Cover your head with a film. Follow the instructions in the instructions for the composition and wash it off with water without removing the bobbin. Put a fixative on the hair, hold it for 8-10 minutes. Remove the bobbin, leave the hair "rest" for a few minutes. Rinse thoroughly every strand, apply balm and dry hair.

It is not recommended to perform this procedure in cases where the hair is strongly weakened or colored. This kind of chemistry is suitable not for all types of hair. On heavy and long hair, the waves will not last long and will have to be updated frequently. Although it looks chemical perms on long hair initially very impressive. With care it is necessary to do such a wave on the hair prone to greasiness, since there is a risk of getting the effect not of "wet", but of dirty hair. Therefore, before the procedure it is better to consult a hairdresser.

For styling it is recommended to use a hairdryer with a special diffuser nozzle, using the styling tools for chemistry with a wet effect. It is better to choose a means for elastic styling, which lessen the hair. A hairstyle is made for damp hair using a comb-antistatic. If you want to achieve a larger amount of hair, dry your hair and style it, bending your head down.

"Wet chemistry" like any other kind of this method of creating ringlets has a certain negative impact on the hair structure. It can be neutralized with nourishing shampoos, hair masks and balms. Specially created for this cosmetic products nourish, moisturize and give strength to the hair, restoring the natural structure, returning them natural shine and stimulating growth.