Why is silicone oil-based shampoo better worth buying?

However, when we face various shampoos, we are inevitably dazzled and tangled.

For example, it is said that silicone oil-containing shampoos can clog pores. Don't buy them? Is silicone-free oil as good as everyone says?

This time, we invited Dr. Yuan Chao from Shanghai Dermatology Hospital and asked her to tell the big guy how to choose shampoo.

Silicone oil: Healthy scalp is more suitable

Everyone wants healthy hair, and the main definition of hair health is: thick, shiny, soft, and easy to take care of.

In our daily life, hot dyeing, electric blowing, irrational washing, ultraviolet rays, and even combing hair can easily make hair hair rough, split ends, or even fall off.

Silicone oil has good viscosity and ductility, and can repair damaged scales on the surface of the hair. It not only makes an important contribution to the slippery feel and wet combability of the hair, but also has a very large dry slippery feel and dry combability help.

But there are always rumors that silicone oil will clog pores ...

Silicone oil is also added to many skin care products. It is a high-quality, mild, and good-skinned oil, and the concentration is higher than that of shampoo products (about 5-10%). The silicone oil inside can clog pores.

The concentration of silicone oil in shampoo products is generally about 1% to 4%, and when washing the hair, most of the silicone oil will be washed away, don't worry.

Some studies have confirmed that the deposition rate of silicone oil on the surface of hair in shampoo is up to 20%, and the "oil" deposited in this point is really only nine hairs compared with the "head oil" secreted by the scalp itself.

To determine whether a product contains silicone oil, you only need to see if there is polydimethylsiloxane in the ingredients.