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PPT Do Wave Xavie TG/CYS Waving Lotion
PPT-Do wave perm is ideal for damaged hair. These cysteine solutions are infused with the PPT-do treatments to enrich hair with proteins vital to maintaining curls during and after the perming process.
Directions for Use:
Step 1, Thioglycol/Cysteine/2-Step Method: While applying 80ml of Waving Lotion on hair per person, wind hair on rods, put a cap on hair, for 10-15 minutes and do test curl. Then, wash hair with water.
Step 2, Bromic Acid type/2-Step Method: After treatment of Waving Lotion finished, apply 40ml of Neutralizer twice on hair, 80ml in all per person. Leave it on hair for 10-15 minutes and then remove rods and wash hair with water.
*Ingredients may vary slightly due to formula updates by brands. Please consult packaging for most accurate list of ingredients
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PPT Do Wave Xavie TG/CYS Waving Lotion features a specialized blend including TG (thioglycolic acid) and CYS (cysteine) compounds designed to break down and restructure hair bonds during the waving process. The formula also includes conditioning agents to help maintain hair integrity throughout the chemical treatment. Milbon formulates this product to balance effectiveness with hair health considerations.
PPT Do Wave Xavie is a chemical waving solution best suited for healthy to normal hair types. If your hair is already damaged, color-treated, or chemically compromised, we recommend consulting a professional stylist before use. A strand test 24-48 hours prior to application is essential to assess compatibility. Milbon products are formulated by professionals, so application by a trained stylist is recommended for optimal safety.
Results depend on hair texture, thickness, and porosity. Typical processing time ranges from 8-20 minutes. The lotion works by gradually restructuring hair bonds, so timing is critical—leaving it too long can over-process hair, while removing it too early may result in weak or incomplete waves. Your stylist will determine the optimal processing time based on your hair's individual characteristics.