Sebastian Laminates Cellophanes?

[esfand]

They're selling a bunch at my local store so I snagged a bunch (at least 10!) and heated it with a blow dryer. My hair is now tangle free, but I don't know if that's just a temporary thing. I am thinking of going back to buy even more. Has anyone else tried them?

[divinedobbie]

How did these work out for you? Did you continue using them and notice any difference?

[meteor]

Looking at the ingredients, it's just a semi-permanent, anionic deposit-only dye in a few colors, including a "clear" gloss?
They have quite a bit of PEG-12 dimethicone and proteins (hydrolyzed wheat and hydrolyzed soy), so I can see that helping the appearance of hair. :)
The pH of the products is kept low (citric acid is pretty high up on the list), which can help hair reflect light better.


Cellophanes is a semi-permanent colorant with a low-acid pH (2.8 – 3.3). This means the cuticle is kept tightly closed, allowing Cellophanes color molecules to deposit on the surface of the hair and build translucent, shiny layers of color around each strand that lasts up to 4 weeks.
Source: https://www.sebastianprofessional.com/en-EN/cellophanes

[divinedobbie]

Looking at the ingredients, it's just a semi-permanent, anionic deposit-only dye in a few colors, including a "clear" gloss?
They have quite a bit of PEG-12 dimethicone and proteins (hydrolyzed wheat and hydrolyzed soy), so I can see that helping the appearance of hair. :)
The pH of the products is kept low (citric acid is pretty high up on the list), which can help hair reflect light better.


Source: https://www.sebastianprofessional.com/en-EN/cellophanes

Thank you :flower:

[esfand]

Yes, they worked really good. Lasted about 8 weeks. It's time do so another round for me. :)