Keratin Hydrolyzed

Hydrolyzed keratin is a protein made from natural keratin that has been broken into smaller pieces through a process called hydrolysis. This process breaks the protein bonds, creating smaller peptides and amino acids. These smaller pieces are easier for the skin, hair, or body to absorb and use.

Hydrolyzed keratin is made of small peptides and amino acids that can easily penetrate hair, skin, and nails because of their small size and water solubility.

Penetration and Absorption:

• Hair: It goes into the cuticle and cortex, repairing damage and filling in gaps caused by heat, coloring, or styling.

• Skin: It reaches the epidermis, providing hydration and amino acids to help repair cells.

• Nails: It binds to nail keratin, making nails stronger and less brittle.

Bonding with Natural Keratin:

• Hydrogen bonds: Amino acids in hydrolyzed keratin attach to natural keratin in hair, skin, and nails.

• Cysteine bridges: Rich in cysteine, it helps restore disulfide bonds, improving strength and elasticity.

Repair and Strengthening:

• Hair: Fills gaps and cracks, reduces brittleness, and makes hair less porous.

• Skin: Supports repair, making skin smooth and hydrated.

• Nails: Reinforces structure, strengthening weak nails.

Moisture Retention:
The peptides attract and hold water, keeping hair hydrated, skin elastic, and preventing dryness.

Protective Coating:
Hydrolyzed keratin forms a thin protective layer on hair and skin that:

• Shields from UV rays, pollution, and heat.

• Protects against chemical treatments or harsh products.

1.Repairs hair damage:

Fills in gaps and cracks in the hair shaft, reducing brittleness and split ends.

2.Strengthens hair:

Restores disulfide bonds, improving hair elasticity and resilience.

3.Improves hair appearance:

Makes hair smoother, shinier, and less frizzy.

4.Hydrates skin:

Provides amino acids and moisture, helping skin stay soft, smooth, and supple.

5.Strengthens nails:

Reinforces keratin in nails, reducing brittleness and breakage.

6.Protects against damage:

Forms a thin protective layer that shields hair and skin from heat, UV rays, pollution, and chemicals.

7.Supports overall keratin health:

Supplies essential building blocks for hair, skin, and nail repair and maintenance.

1.Hair care products:

• Used in shampoos, conditioners, hair masks, and leave-in treatments.

• Repairs damaged hair, strengthens strands, reduces breakage, and adds shine and smoothness.

2.Skin care products:

• Found in lotions, creams, serums, and masks.

• Provides amino acids and moisture, helping skin stay soft, hydrated, and smooth.

3.Nail care products:

• Included in nail strengtheners, cuticle creams, and treatments.

• Reinforces nail structure, reduces brittleness, and improves nail durability.

4.Professional treatments:

• Used in salon hair treatments for deep repair and keratin smoothing.

• Can improve hair texture, manage frizz, and protect against chemical or heat damage.

5.Cosmetic formulations:

• Acts as a functional ingredient in makeup or personal care products for added hydration and protection.

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