








Hair Protein Shampoo with Milk & Keratin
If you're pulling out strands that snap with a gentle tug or you see split ends everywhere, you're not alone. Brittle hair is usually a sign your hair's internal structure is compromised—too little protein, too much heat styling, or harsh chemical treatments. The outer cuticle gets rough, and the inner cortex loses the proteins that keep strands strong and flexible.
Protein treatments are the backbone of fixing this issue. They replenish keratin gaps inside each strand, making hair less likely to break. Look for hydrolyzed proteins—these are broken down so they can get deeper into the hair shaft. Wheat, silk, and soy proteins work well. Don't confuse a basic conditioning mask with a true protein treatment; you need something that binds to the hair, not just coats it.
People often overload their hair with protein, thinking more is better. This leads to crunchy, straw-like strands that snap even faster. Another misstep: skipping hydration. Protein strengthens, but without moisture, your hair can't stay flexible. Mixing up leave-in products and rinse-out treatments also causes confusion—read labels carefully.
Arish BIO-NATURAL offers targeted protein treatments using Bionatural® Actives that help strengthen brittle hair without weighing it down. Our formulas combine hydrolyzed proteins with natural moisturizers, so your hair gets both strength and softness. You can even use our AI Skin Analyser to match the best treatment for your hair type. Check out our options at arishbionatural.com.
Most people get the best results with protein treatments every 2–4 weeks. Using them too often can make hair stiff and more prone to breakage.
Protein treatments can help bind split ends temporarily, but trimming is the only way to fully remove them. Use protein to prevent new ones from forming.
If you use protein without adding moisture, hair can feel dry or crunchy. Always follow up with a hydrating conditioner.
Yes, but wait a few days after coloring before using protein. Sometimes your hair needs moisture first, not just strength.
Conditioning masks focus on hydration, while protein treatments repair the internal structure of your hair. They work best when used together, not interchangeably.
Our protein treatments are designed with gentle Bionatural® Actives and work well for most scalp types. Always do a patch test if you have sensitivities.
If your hair feels mushy when wet, add protein. If it’s rough and crunchy, focus on moisture. Healthy hair needs both, just not at the same time.
Hydrolyzed wheat, silk, or soy protein are great options. Avoid treatments with harsh alcohols or heavy silicones, which can weigh hair down.
Yes, we offer targeted protein treatments using Bionatural® Actives that strengthen brittle hair while keeping it soft. Visit arishbionatural.com for details.
Protein treatments can strengthen existing hair and reduce breakage, but they don’t address the root cause of thinning. For thinning, check with a dermatologist.