Magi:Bond primary active ingredient is N-acetyl cysteine, or NAC is generally used as a supplement for hair loss. Most commonly, doctors might prescribe this drug as an inhalant to treat mucus buildup. NAC may also provide antioxidants that help to combat aging factors, such as hair loss. Hair loss is a medical issue and entirely different than preventing and repairing damage. In addition, with NAC products, the problem is that visible hair is not living. It has already been created, and it cannot incorporate L-cysteine into its structure. And unless you leave the product on your scalp 24 hours a day, the L-cysteine is not going to seep into the follicle that produces the hair, which uses glycine and tyrosine in greater amounts than L-cysteine. Soy isoflavones is generally used as a hair growth supplement and would have no effect in regards to actual chemistry. Keratin protein is just that, protein which is an entirely separate issue. None of these ingredients build or cross link broken disulfide bonds in the hair.
It's an actual product look on you tube or adele's website@cams97 wanna buy some jodieplex? It's like olaplex but cheaper
I know it is it's been all over Facebook all day
it's still nothing like olaplex tho Well I wouldn't know as I not used olaplex but end of the day it's works for what you need it to work for so who cares?I know it is it's been all over Facebook all day
Surely common sence would tell you who it would and wouldn't work on? If hair is very badley damaged would you still go ahead and heavily bleach it? Because am sure I wouldn't even when using anything like olaplex, lisaplex or magi bond??
I have tried Magi bond a few times now on various things am not impressed any more!
