How Do I Perform a Proper Wet Assessment? It would be difficult for you to wet assess your hair by holding a single strand and pulling on both ends. That type of stress would be considered “undue” stress, because no single hair is ever really subjected to that sort of tension at one time. Any strand of hair (healthy or not) that you pull on by both ends has the potential to snap depending on the pressure you apply to it. Hair should be wet assessed by the normal act of combing though it or touch-testing it. Wet Assessment Hair Breakage Break Down If your hair: (When Wet or Dry) Stretches slightly and returns to its original length without breaking, you are balanced! Stick with maintaining! (When Wet or Dry) Stretches a little more than normal then breaks, you need more protein in your regimen. (When Wet or Dry)Stretches, stretches, stretches with no significant breakage yet, add a bit more protein to your regimen. (Wet)- Feels weak, gummy, mushy, or limp, you need to add more protein to your regimen. (Wet or Dry) Experiences very little to no stretching, and simply snaps or breaks, you need to increase the moisture in your regimen. (Dry) Feels rough, tough, hard, dry, tangly, brittle, or any combination of those, you need more moisture in your regimen. Unsure? Err on the side of caution and give your hair more moisture.
Posted on: Sun, 25 Jan 2015 22:38:15 +0000
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