Many clarifying shampoos use alkaline ingredients to swell the hair shaft and allow the surfactants to penetrate more deeply. Most hair relaxers use a strong alkali to soften the hair, break the side bonds of the hair and remove curl. In addition, many conditioners and moisturizing shampoos use acidic compounds to contract the hair shaft, smoothing it and locking in moisture.
Yes, most shampoos are slightly alkaline. However, each shampoo is different, and your best bet is to check the ingredients used at the back of the bottle to make sure.
Shampoo typically does not contain alkali. Instead, it usually contains surfactants that help to clean the hair by breaking down oil and dirt. Some shampoos may contain mild acids to help balance the pH of the scalp and hair.
Your mom is the most corrosive alkali
the shampoos do not contain appreciable amounts of acid, alkali, alcohol, or salts which would prompt irritation which causes tearing
Sodium and Potassium are the most abundant Alkali Metals.
Some of the Bumble and Bumble shampoos are organic. Most of the Bumble and Bumble shampoos are not organic. The shampoo is very good for your hair but not all are environmentally sound.
because it has the most number of electrons in the alkali metal group
Alkali metals are the most reactive metals.
I think your best bet would be to consult with the label printed on the shampoo bottle. Every company uses different chemicals/products.
The two most important alkali metals would be sodium and potassium.
alkali metals
They are slightly alkaline so that it neutralises the acid that is naturally in the hair.