Keratin can be removed from hair through various methods. Here are some common ways to remove keratin from hair:
- Frequent hair washing with shampoos containing sulfates: Sulfates are known to strip away oils and residues, including keratin, from the hair.
- Special removers or color removers: These products, often referred to as "acid removers," are designed to break down keratin bonds in the hair.
- Lightening or bleaching: Bleaching can also help remove keratin from hair by lifting the hair's natural color and breaking down the protein bonds.
- Using dish soap or cheap body wash: These products contain high amounts of foaming agents that can effectively strip away keratin.
- Alcohol-based solutions: Solutions containing rubbing alcohol can effectively break down keratin bonds.
- Keratin bond removal pliers: These tools are specifically designed to break apart keratin bonds in hair extensions.
Note: It's important to be cautious when using harsh chemicals or tools to remove keratin from your hair. Always consult with a professional stylist or hair care expert for advice tailored to your specific hair type and condition.
