Malibu C Hard Water Wellness Remedy

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Key ingredients: sodium c14-16 olefin sulfonate (sulfate-free clarifier), disodium EDTA (chelating agent), moisturizing oils (sweet almond, argan, grapeseed, sacha inchi, and mongongo oils) Whether you’re a swimmer, live in a hard water area, have coloured hair or are dealing with damaged hair and scalp, Malibu C have a collection of at-home treatments suitable for you. Our range of Malibu C Shampoos are superior clarifying shampoos created for the removal of styling product resins to instantly restore your hair’s maximum manageability.

Ingredients (Sachet): Glucose, Ascorbic Acid, Sodium Gluconate, Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate, Disodium EDTA, Citric Acid, Xanthan Gum, Betaine Ingredients (Shampoo): Water/Aqua/Eau, Sodium C14-16 Olefin Sulfonate, Cocamide DIPA, Disodium Laureth Sulfosuccinate, Butylene Glycol, Glycerin, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, PEG-120 Methyl Glucose Dioleate, Disodium EDTA, Sodium Lauryl Sulfoacetate, Panthenol, Hydrolyzed Rice Protein, PEG-16 Macadamia Glycerides, Polyquaternium 10, Linum Usitatissimum Seed Extract, Sodium Gluconate, Glucose, Citric Acid, Phenoxyethanol, Potassium Sorbate, Fragrance/Parfum, Limonene, Benzyl Benzoate, Linalool

Malibu C will repair, restore and rejuvenate your world class hair extensions for continued use of Viola aftercare as it is the best products for your hair extensions. The best hard-water shampoo will be filled with a mix of chelating agents, like EDTA (the most popular and effective, which is why you'll see it in almost every product on this list), along with vitamin C (aka ascorbic acid), apple cider vinegar, sodium citrate, sodium gluconate, and/or citric acid. As long as your shampoo has a few of these chelators and also promises to breakdown build-up, you'll be golden. Manage your dryness expectations

The first paragraph is about the routine I have to get these results and the second paragraph is about the shampoo itself.* Let’s start with the basics—what is hard water in the first place? It’s a term used to refer to water that’s full of minerals, which doesn’t necessarily sound like a bad thing, right? Here’s the issue: These minerals build up and harden on your hair, ultimately leaving it dry and brittle, not to mention causing color changes, too. Along with changes in your hair texture and tone, other tell-tale signs of hard water are a less-than-luscious lather with shampoo and soap, flat and easily-tangled hair, and a film-like layer on the skin.Whatever your hair or scalp needs, our collection from the professional hair brand Malibu C for all hair types is sure to have the perfect product for you. Words from the brand itself “if you use water, you need Malibu C” so discover our collection of 100% vegan Shampoos, Treatments and Travel Sizes at Additional Lengths to find that one for you to preserve the health of your hair and scalp. It has been specially formulated to give the finest results to your Viola hair extensions, and to ensure the 190 days’ quality guaranteeis upheld, the use of our shampoo and conditioner must be used.

Clarifying shampoos, on the other hand, will help strip away some of the mineral build-up—along with basic product build-up—but they aren’t as effective at harder-to-remove minerals, and they may not even remove tough product build-up, like waxes and silicones.Chelating products are designed specifically to remove minerals,” he says. These work by actually attaching to the mineral buildup in the hair and washing it away. On the other hand, he says that clarifying shampoos often contain stronger detergents which make them great for breaking down all residue, including excess oil and product buildup in addition to mineral residue. However, clarifying shampoos can also be quite stripping and potentially fade color-treated hair. Glucose, Ascorbic Acid, Sodium Gluconate, Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate, Disodium EDTA, Citric Acid, Xanthan Gum, Betaine. Okay, I'm seriously in love with this hard-water shampoo from Mielle. The sulfate-free formula has a mix of clarifying cleansers and EDTA to strip down mineral build-up from hard water, along with five (!) moisturizing oil s to keep your hair from fully drying ou t. If you're looking for a moisturizing shampoo for damaged hair, curly hair, or 4c hair that also breaks through minerals, try this one.

Mark DeBolt, celebrity colorist and co-founder of Mark Ryan Salon, counts this shampoo as the best product in the world for hair affected by hard water—and we’d have to agree. By simultaneously removing the waterborne minerals that damage and discolor your hair and depositing strengthening proteins and essential moisture, this formula takes a two-pronged approach to getting your hair into tip-top shape, making it the true standout of this list. There are also “Scalp Wellness” products that naturally remove and prevent the buildup of waterborne elements that can compound your scalp issues. Regardless of which type of hard-water shampoo you grab, know that it's going to leave your hair feeling at least a little dry and stripped (sorry—that's the name of the hard-water game). So if you're super worried about dryness, look for a shampoo formulated with moisturizers, like the rich, oil-filled Mielle Mongongo Oil Shampoo or the hydrating Pattern Clarifying Shampoo. Typically, most shampoos—even the bottle you've got sitting in your shower right now— will contain one or two ingredients (known as chelators) to help break down minerals. But the difference between your regular shampoo and a hard-water or clarifying shampoo is the amount and strength of each chelator in the formula.If your color-treated hair is basically unrecognizable from hard-water build-up, you need this product. It's technically a pre-shampoo treatment, rather than a regular shampoo, but it works to remove the super-tough minerals (see: magnesium and calcium) without any harsh or stripping ingredients—really. Just spray it all over your dry hair before stepping into the shower, let it sit for three minutes, then hop in and rinse out with your regular shampoo. As you peruse through hard water shampoos, the first thing DeBolt suggests is distinguishing whether a chelating shampoo (like the Living Proof Triple Detox Shampoo) or a clarifying shampoo (like Oribe's The Cleanse Clarifying Shampoo) would be best for your specific hair needs. As we mentioned above, both are effective in treating the effects of hard water, but they work in different ways. Shampoo, rinse and pour Hard Water crystals across wet palm. Rub hands together, adding water to dissolve crystals. Apply and scrunch throughout hair, then allow to remain on hair for up to 5 minutes. Rinse. Shampoo, rinse thoroughly. Apply conditioner, then rinse. The “Swimmers Wellness” products remove the build-up of minerals and chlorine to nourish, strengthen and protect your hair whilst preventing damage and discolouration caused by exposure to the pool, spa or ocean water. Mark DeBolt is a celebrity colorist and co-founder of Mark Ryan Salon. A protégé of celebrity colorist Marie Robinson, his areas of expertise include his signature blend of foil highlighting, balayage, and specialty color placement techniques. Currently, he’s an ambassador, educator, and hair color expert for Wella Professionals.