Yes, tangling and dullness are two of the main issues this balm is designed to address. When hair is colored, it loses moisture and becomes porous, which leaves the cuticle raised. Raised cuticles catch on each other, causing tangles, and scatter light instead of reflecting it, which makes the hair look dull.
The balm works in a few ways:
- It uses a slightly acidic pH to help the cuticle lie flatter. Smoother cuticles mean less friction between strands, which makes hair easier to work through.
- Organic camellia oil has a smoothing and softening effect. It helps reduce roughness and gives the lengths a sleeker, glossier look without making the hair feel heavy.
- The lipid complex helps replenish moisture, which reduces the dryness that often contributes to tangling.
Because the product improves the hair surface, you should notice easier detangling right after rinsing. For the best detangling, apply the balm to wet hair, work it through with your fingers or a wide-tooth comb from the ends upward, and rinse thoroughly.
Keep in mind, this balm is unlikely to fix dullness that comes from product buildup or from washing with very hard water. Over time, a clarifying shampoo and a water filter can help, but for daily maintenance, this balm can make the hair look refreshed and reflect light more evenly.