PCS, The Original Color Protector, Conditioner, Styling Aid
Why use PCS?
Polymerization occurs when hair color and peroxide developers are mixed together. Excess peroxide is created and left behind for this reaction to be completed. It is for this free peroxide that you see lift; the higher the peroxide level, the more lift you see. Experiments have shown this to be a major damaging factor and especially, if not completely removed, can cause color change and fading. Our PCS formula has a special affinity (attraction) to residual hydrogen peroxide. It converts H2O2 into harmless oxygen and water which is a basic moisturizer.
Neutralize every color service with Color Protector, Conditioner Styling Aid, PCS. With a low pH (acidic), it eliminates any residual peroxide (developer) and other alkali in hair treatments. Making PCS the best conditioners for color treated hair
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is PCS - Protector Conditioner Styling Aid and what is it used for?
PCS is a hair product that combines the benefits of a conditioner and a styling aid. It is designed to protect the hair from damage and help maintain its health and shine, while also providing hold and control for styling.
My hair is starting to lift, I'm afraid my hair may fade. Will PCS help me?
Yes it will. PCS turns excess hydrogen peroxide left behind and the cause of lifting, into harmless oxygen and water which is a basic moisturizer.
Can I use PCS as a styling aid?
Yes you may, PCS can be used as a styling aid, may be used as a reactivator for exsisting styling products already in the hair. Can be used for all day style and conditioning.
I just colored my hair, will PCS protect me from the sun?
Yes, apply PCS to your hair as a form of sun block for your hair to protect it from the ultraviolet rays.
How can PCS benefit me and my clients?
PCS can benefit both you and your clients by providing a convenient and efficient way to protect and style the hair. It can help prevent damage and breakage caused by heat styling and other environmental factors, while also providing a long-lasting hold and control for various hair styles.
How do I use PCS on my clients' hair?
To use PCS, apply a small amount to clean, damp hair and distribute evenly from roots to ends. Style as desired. For best results, follow the manufacturer's instructions and guidelines for usage.
Is PCS safe to use on all hair types?
PCS is generally safe to use on all hair types, but it is important to perform a patch test before using the product to identify any potential allergic reactions or skin sensitivities.
Can PCS be used on wet or dry hair?
PCS can be used on both wet and dry hair, but it is generally more effective when applied to damp hair.
How long does PCS hold the hair in place?
The length of time PCS holds the hair in place can vary depending on the amount of product used and the hair type and texture. In general, it provides a medium hold that lasts throughout the day.
Are there any precautions I should take when using PCS?
When using PCS, it is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions and guidelines for usage. It is also important to avoid getting the product in the eyes or mouth. If this happens, rinse thoroughly with water. It is also important to conduct a patch test before using the product to identify any potential allergic reactions or skin sensitivities.
Does residual peroxide cause fadage?
Yes, PCS is considered “insurance for hair color”
What does formation of cysteic acid do?
Chemical changes can occur in hair proteins, lipids and hair pigments. Lipid oxidation, disulfide bond cleavage, tryptophan degradation and cysteic acid formation leads to an increase in fiber porosity, loss of mechanical strength and an increase in surface roughness.
How does PCS stop perm relaxation?
Again, removes the residual peroxide which can cause the perm to relax if kept in the hair. Essentially this will allow the perm to last longer.
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