Coloring, perming, combing, teasing, and harsh shampooing can damage the hair. Conditioning products may provide a protective film that smoothes hair, reduces snarls and tangles. Conditioners that give “extra body” may contain waxes that, when dry, make hair look fuller. Some contain oil/fats (e.g., lanolin, mineral oil, silicone) to smooth hair, and a few have humectants that help to hold in water content.

Hair requires gentle handling especially when wet. Towel dry gently after washing, and avoid curling irons and blow dryers whenever possible. Brushing or combing hair when wet results in more breakage at the root and hair shaft. Instead, untangle long hair gently with the fingers and use a wide-tooth comb or natural bristle brush to avoid pulling, stretching or breaking the hair. Because natural oils do not normally reach the hair ends, it is important to brush regularly, especially with long hair.

The quality and health of your hair is partly reflected by a well-balanced diet containing protein, amino acids, and vitamins. Iron deficiency from a lack of meat products in the diet or heavy menstrual bleeding can affect the health of the hair.

Life Extension Conditioner moisturizes hair to make it more lustrous and manageable.

Suggested Use:

• Use as you would other hair conditioners.
• Life Extension Hair Conditioner is so concentrated only a small amount is needed.