Acid.
Alkaline waves processes faster without heat. Acid waves processes slower and are more gentle on the hair and leaves your hair in a better condition.
yes
Alkaline
An alkaline lotion has a pH over 7.
It depends on which product or brand you use or have bought:Examples (from Internet-shopping list): 1. is acid - 2. is alkaline and 3. is acidLamaur Apple Pectin Acid pH Perm With Apple Cider NeutralizerZoto's Design Freedom One Formula For Tinted Hair Conditioning Alkaline PermQuantum Classic Body Acid Perm For Normal Tinted And Highlighted HairJust one of many links:< http://www.beautydepot.com/ZotosPerms.html?gclid=COyiw-GF3J8CFQEM3godF0-AHQ >
no
no lotion is better because it soothes the skin. aloe vera just makes the skin feel colder.
These can age hair or dry it out. However there are many shampoos you can use that undoes these affects. Perming lotions chemically rearrange the disulphide bonds (which give the hair it's strength) within the hair cortex (inside the hair) to make it wavy/curly. The disulphide bridges are split by the addition of hydrogen from the perming lotion. New disulphide bridges are formed and the hydrogen chemically changed. The neutraliser is added to stop this process. The neutraliser is an oxidising agent and supplies oxygen to the process. The hydrogen reacts with the oxygen and turns to water (H2O). And thus stops the perming process. If it were not stopped it would cause irreparable damage to the hair.
You are adding an alkaline oxidising agent to counteract the hydrogen in the perm lotion. They cancel each other out and combine to make water.
Use a better quality lotion when you rub it.
Get anti-itching lotion. Go to a doctor. Don't itch it and it'll most likely get better. If your skin is just dry get moisturizing lotion.
Yes. Relaxing (chemical straightening) has a higher pH than perm lotion, it is more alkaline, and is harder on the hair.
You should wear tanning lotion when on a tanning bed because these lotions that you buy at the salon help you absorb the tan better.
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