Crack Leave-In Conditioner Will Repair Your Hair

If you are looking to drastically change the condition and appearance of your hair, put your hair on crack – like Pro Locks Crack leave-in hair treatment.
With tongue firmly planted in the cheek, Pro Locks calls Crack Hair Fix a “Highly Addictive Multi-Task Leave-In Hair Treatment and Styling Aid.” This 2.5-ounce tube contains a lightweight, super moisturizing hair conditioner. It offers a host of benefits, including:
Smoothes split ends
Protects from UVA/UVB rays and chlorine
Provides a protective barrier from heat and thermal styling
Adds shine and slip without making hair greasy
Keeps hair looking healthy and polished all day
If your hair is lifeless, frizzy, curly or keratin depleted, Crack’s leave-in treatment and styling aid can transform your hairstyle. It can be sleek, smooth or curly – but above all, healthy.
This sophisticated formula contains micro proteins and power peptides that are instantly infused in the hair cuticle. It encases the hair follicle with a keratin bond that encourages healing, blocks humidity and eliminates up to 95 percent of frizz. Crack Hair Fix penetrates the cortex of the hair and heals it from the inside out.

History
Hair conditioners are nothing new. For hundreds of years, people have used natural oils to condition their hair, many of which are still in use today – such as tea tree oil and jojoba oil. In the Victorian era, people used very greasy products like Macassar oil. The biggest problem with these products was the greasy stain you left wherever you rested your head.
By the 20th century, the world was introduced to a product called “brilliantine,” which softened men’s hair, beards and mustaches. Since then, hair conditioner has come a long way. Today’s products can condition hair without leaving it feeling heavy or greasy.

What is hair conditioner?

First, hair conditioner is not a cream rinse. Cream rinses are simply products that detangle your hair after your wash it. It is thinner than a conditioner and has few of its aesthetic benefits.
Hair conditioner moisturizes the strands of hair – from the root to the tip, if applied thoroughly. It changes not only the appearance of the hair, but its texture. It will make your hair shinier, softer and in healthier condition. If you are using a conditioner intended to be washed out, it should be applied to wet hair after shampooing and left in for about three minutes and then washed out. The alternative, leave-in conditioners such as Crack Hair Fix, are left on the hair until the next time you wash it.

Function

You have a range of hair conditioners from which to choose. They each have a different function and contain different types of moisturizing and softening ingredients. The primary ingredients include fatty oils, moisturizers, glossers, surfactants, thermal protectors, lubricants and even detanglers. Most of the ingredients coat your hair with humectants, which lock in moisture and protect your hair getting dry and brittle. The glossers and detanglers cover each strand with silicone polymers that reflect light and give your hair shine. The thermal protectors absorb heat and protect your hair from the damage caused by hot styling tools.

Categories

You can categorize hair conditioners by their effect on different types of hair. If you are not sure what product you need, ask a hair care professional – especially those who have worked with your hair. For example, thick, coarse hair needs deep conditioning to make the hair smoother and softer. Those with fine, thin hair need a volumizing conditioner that adds body. If you have dry hair, you need a product with lots of essential fatty acids that will turn your dry hair into a shiny mane.

Pack conditioners are heavy and thick. They contain a high content of surfactants that bind to the hair structure and hold the hair scales together. Pack conditioners are usually applied for a long period of time and are exceptionally effective on damaged hair. The molecules of the product’s surfactants tend to crystallize easily, giving the conditioner higher viscosity – which tends to form thicker layers on the hair surface.

Leave-in conditioners, like Crack Hair Fix, are thinner. They have different surfactants, which add just a little material to the hair. They are less likely to crystallize, which leaves a thinner layer of product on the hair.

Ordinary conditioners are often a combination of both products. They are applied after you shampoo. Hair care manufacturers usually produce a conditioner for each shampoo.
If your hair has been damaged by over-styling, exposure to the elements or even neglect, you don’t have to live like that. Try a leave-in conditioner – like Crack Hair Fix – to fix your problem. After you see the results, you will want to keep it up – treating your hair to a treatment every time you wash.