Why not to use harsh aftercare after your SLK b7 Nanoplasty

When it comes to slk nanoplasty, it’s generally advisable to steer clear of using harsh aftercare like Head and Shoulders or similar anti-dandruff shampoos for a few reasons.

Firstly, Head and Shoulders contains active ingredients like pyrithione zinc, which can be harsh on hair that has undergone nanoplasty. 

These shampoos are specifically designed to combat dandruff, but their ingredients can strip the hair of the nourishing oils and protective layers that were added during the nanoplasty process.

Secondly, while many shampoos like Head and Shoulders do offer some sulphate-free options, many of its formulas still contain sulphates. Sulphates are potent cleansing agents that can accelerate the breakdown of the nanoplasty treatment. This can lead to a faster wear-off of the treatment, potentially reducing its long-term effectiveness.

Lastly, nanoplasty treatments are meticulously crafted to function optimally within a specific pH level in the hair. Shampoos like Head and Shoulders can disrupt this pH balance, causing the hair to become more alkaline. This pH imbalance can potentially affect the longevity and smoothness of the nanoplasty treatment.

For the best results after SLK nanoplasty, it’s highly recommended to opt for Revival line by XB1 made in australia with high actives and sulphate-free,or a  gentle shampoo that assists to  help maintain the hair’s smoothness and moisture without interfering with the treatment.