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Leave-In Hair Care

Leave-in hair care covers cream, spray or lotion products applied to hair after washing and left on until the next wash. They are prepared with ratios suited to staying on the hair, and aim to reduce tangling throughout the day. They may help dry, thick, long or curly hair; they can weigh down fine, quickly greasy hair.
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Blow-Dry Spray

Blow-dry spray is a leave-in, water-based care spray applied to damp or dry hair before blow-drying. It mostly contains cationic polymers, humectants and a small amount of oil or silicone; its purpose is to reduce tangling and make blow-drying easier. Not every blow-dry spray is a heat protectant, and it is not a hair spray that holds shape.
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Heat Protectant

A heat protectant is a leave-in product applied to hair before a blow-dryer, straightener or curling iron, aimed at reducing the heat damage to the strand. It mostly contains film-forming polymers and silicones. In laboratory experiments some polymers reduced breakage, but independent data on real-world use is scarce, and the product does not neutralise heat's damage.
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Dry Shampoo

Dry shampoo is a powder or spray product that absorbs excess oil at the roots without using water. It contains starch, clay or alcohol; it makes hair look cleaner and fuller, but does not remove sweat, dead skin or product residue. After one or two uses, you need to wash your hair with water and shampoo; if itching or burning occurs, stop using it.
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Hair Botox

Hair botox is a marketing name given to care or straightening products; it contains no botulinum toxin and has no legal or scientific definition. The same name can describe a mask rinsed at home or a chemical treatment fixed with heat in a salon, so you need to look at the ingredient list. Its effect is temporary, and it does not solve hair loss.

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Hair Protectant

Hair protectant is a general name for hair products that aim to support the strand against external factors such as heat, friction, sun or colour fading; there is no single formula or recognised official definition. Heat protectant is one type within this group. These products may help reduce damage, but they do not reverse damage that has already occurred and do not replace basic measures such as lowering the heat.

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Hair Conditioner

Hair conditioner (balm) is a product applied after shampoo and rinsed off, which softens the hair and makes combing easier. At its core are positively charged cationic substances; these attach to the negatively charged hair surface and reduce static and friction between strands. Its effect is superficial, fades with washing, and does not repair damaged hair.

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Hair Mask

A hair mask is an intensive hair care product applied after shampoo, left on for a while, and rinsed off. At its core are cationic substances and fatty alcohols; most formulas also contain silicones, hydrolyzed protein or oils. It softens the strand, reduces friction and makes the surface look even, but it does not reverse damage, lengthen hair or stop hair loss.

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Hair Perfume

Hair perfume is a light, leave-in spray made to give hair a pleasant scent. Its formula highlights water, alcohol and fragrance ingredients, and care additives such as glycerin or panthenol may also be present. Tell it apart from regular perfume by the ingredient list, not by the name: do not assume it is alcohol-free, and do not treat it as a substitute for a care or heat protection step.

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Hair Serum

Hair serum is a leave-in liquid care product that leaves a thin film on the surface of the hair and is used in very small amounts. Silicone-based ones aim to reduce friction and puffiness; oil-based ones help soften the surface. The effect is superficial and fades with washing: it does not close broken ends or renew the inside of the strand.
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Shampoo

Shampoo is a surfactant-based cleanser that removes oil, sweat and product residue from the scalp and hair. One end of these substances attaches to oil, the other to water; dirt is enveloped in micelles and washed away by rinsing. Foam is not a measure of cleansing; it only helps the product spread over the hair and scalp.
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