Especially in winter, I like to use silicone shampoo. Soft hair, less static electricity.










I don't know which silly bird initiated the boycott of "silicone" shampoo, but I don't think he understood what he was talking about. When he retorted that he knew, I had to jump up and exclaim, foaming at the mouth. Dimethicone, for example, was only a nickname; it was liquid polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) at room temperature.










As the degree of polymerization increases, there will be solid PDMS (must be rigorous enough not to let you find fault). No matter what state they are in, all PDMS are one class of substances, with the same structure:














There is no literature to support the claim that silicone oil is harmful because such a structure determines that PDMS are a class of "inert" substances, meaning that they are chemically stable.






Read more books and spread rumors. Have you learned?










Silicone oil mainly plays the role of moisturizing in shampoo, and silicone oil has been used in the field of hair care and skin care for 50 years, with high safety.






It can be attached to the hair, filling in the areas where the scales are damaged and smoothing the surface of the hair






The protective layer is formed to keep the moisture content of the hair stable






Shampoo is a product that rinses off. A little silicone oil will wash off completely and won't stick to the scalp






Conditioner, hair mask and other products with high silicone content are not recommended for scalp






For the improvement of PDMS structure, such as ether formation or increase of amino group, the ability of PDMS to bind to hair is greatly improved, and water solubility is increased. Such products are more effective at attaching to the hair and less likely to remain in other areas such as the skin.






For patients with fine and soft hair, PDMS will stick to the hair, causing the hair to become thicker and heavier, while reducing the static electricity between the hair, so the hair usually appears flat and not fluffy after drying. You can use silicone free.