Who lives in the chest? Part 1 – Dikson Structur Fort ampoules

Take a closer look at Dikson Structur Fort ampoules if you’ve ever wondered what it takes to give your hair that vibrant, healthy look. These tiny vials contain a potent mixture of ingredients that work from the inside out to strengthen and repair damaged hair.

The stress that heat, chemicals, and regular wear put on hair makes it difficult to find a product that actually works. Dikson Structur Fort is a product that offers a remedy for weak, dry hair by nourishing and restoring it.

We’ll look at what makes these ampoules unique, how they function, and if they can meet your hair’s needs in this first section.

Dikson Structur Fort ampoules

First acquaintance

They were initially packaged in a sizable cardboard box; the set of ten pieces was unattractive but secure. Each, 12 milliliters.

They first appeared in February, and after their initial usage, they were placed on the far-off shelf because they so terrified me.

The application instructions state that you should "apply to clean, towel-dried hair and scalp, beat into a strong foam, hold for 5 to 25 minutes." The manufacturer describes these as ampoules for hair restoration.

Since this was my first hair product in the form of a washable ampoule, I followed the directions even though I had no idea what to do or how to do it.

I’ll reiterate what has been said countless times before (but we all know who the mother repetition is): the ampoules’ tops need to be broken off, and you should never do this with your bare hands! The kit does not come with an opener. Since the ampoules are made of glass, getting cut is simple.

Upon opening, the first thing you notice is the smell—literally, of some sort of turpentine—rather than even alcohol. I was apprehensive that it would damage my eyes and nose, and I even developed a mild fondness for the scent of Kaaral Hydra, which I had previously disliked.

However, the ampoule had already opened, so I started to apply. Instead of pouring it directly onto the skin, I chose to fully soak the length and attempted to whip the substance into a dense foam.

You have no idea how much I tortured my hair, but even with all of my efforts, I could smell no "strong foam" there; after a few bubbles appeared, I gave up on the execution. After putting on a shower hat and deciding that I couldn’t take the suggested maximum, I left for fifteen minutes.

My hair was stiff to the touch and had a strong alcohol smell after washing, so I decided to use a moisturizing cream from Cocochoco Intensive. This was a mistake because, as I later discovered, this cream did not suit me. At the time, I was not happy with the outcome—it smells and is neither soft nor friable.

1. a very sharp smell of alcohol, which can remain on the hair
2. inconvenient packaging
3. inconvenient volume for my length
4. wrong method of application from the manufacturer
5. a feeling of naked hair

They stayed with me for an extended period of time until I grew older, wiser, more seasoned, and more attractive.

Generally speaking, up until I learned what to do with my hair. And September was the month that this occurred. At this point, out of the ten ampoules, there were only seven (I’m not sure how I used the other three). I made the conscious decision to give them another chance, so I visited the official website and discovered that the instructions there already looked entirely different!

What’s the big difference, and why isn’t this the best approach still?

Nuances of use

First off, there’s no need to use a towel to blot your hair! Simply squeeze it out. Even though the consistency is similar to water, you won’t mistake the area where the product is already present because it gets denser and heats up when it comes into contact with water.

You can accomplish this much more comfortably by dividing your wet hair into strands and applying the composition to each one while using emulsifying movements to achieve a subtle creaminess. There’s no need to rub or rake your hair in an attempt to achieve foam. It will probably show up more frequently than foam, which vanishes quickly, but we’ve already taken all the required steps.

Furthermore, as the very creamy milk forms, it is preferable to shape the composition into tiny strands rather than combing your hair after it has been applied.

Wear it under a hat or not—I remove it at your discretion, even if it’s because I can’t stand the composition for exactly fifteen minutes. This is the maximum amount for healthy hair because beyond that point the compounds’ active effects may be detrimental rather than beneficial. Furthermore, I generally dislike modifying the manufacturer’s recommended holding time.

Rinsing the composition with an enormous volume of water is crucial. First of all, since this is not a product that should be left on the hair, you can remove it all with this. Second, the less noticeable the smell is, the better you rinse your hair.

I want to apply conditioner after every ampoule, and I want it to be thicker and as caring as possible. This is because, because of the composition’s degreasing ingredients, you get the sensation after rinsing, as though the hair has been stripped and turned inside out, and you now want to wrap it in something.

However, this impression is untrue. Thick and nourishing textures should be avoided as they may alter the hair’s friability after drying. Additionally, you don’t need to leave the air conditioner running for a long time if you apply the ampoule according to my instructions. It will flow under water and lay gently after being wrapped in a towel.

I also tried using it without any conditioner, and the outcome—sticky hair—was even worse than it was with it.

Applying a leave-in cream or serum to damp hair, regardless of whether conditioner is used, is advised because the dense texture will be the ideal finishing touch. If you’d like, you can also apply oil or a spray to dry hair. There’s a possibility that short hairs will stand out if there are no leave-ins.

Smoothness and friability of hair is the effect that I noticed the first time and, of course, every time after that. Not even the inappropriate products that came after it could break it.

And when everything is done properly, the hair will become shiny, elastic, and flexible. And very, very manageable.

Thus, if you manage to get close to them, these ampoules will yield:

1. smoothness
2. friability
3. elasticity
4. elasticity
5. density
6. shine
7. faint odor

I’ve previously expressed dissatisfaction over the 12 ml—it’sexcessivefor my hair, and the packaging isn’t meant for storage at all. A week later, I used an empty glass jar that I had saved from previous ampoules, into which I had poured half of the ampoule. The outcome was not worse.

Thus, the ampoule can be used two or three times with careful pouring. Although it is still not advised to store an open ampoule for an extended period of time, it is feasible to use it repeatedly.

A little about the composition

How does the maker respond to us?

The precise restoration of hair structure, penetration of the deep cuticle layers, and restoration of the damaged scaly layer of hair are made possible by the protein composition of silk, collagen, and vitamin complexes. A statement from them

However, what does the composition show us?

For Strong Odor The subsequent group of alcohols that are placed first with a water break are as follows:

• methoxyisopropanol — its main property, very clearly expressed in these ampoules, is reduction of drying time
• alcohol denat. — a degreasing component — the one that makes you want to smear yourself with a thicker conditioner, and also serves as a conductor for other components
• lauryl alcohol — a softening, conditioning substance

Antistatics, which give shine and smoothness, come next:

• PEG-15 cocopolyamine
• cetrimonium chlorie
• myristyl alcohol

Every other substance has a conditioning effect.

Regretfully, no trace of collagen, silk proteins, or vitamin complex is present in this. The composition’s ingredients serve precisely two purposes: conditioning and smoothing.

These ampoules can only give your hair a gorgeous appearance; they don’t include any restorative or caring ingredients!

Look at the composition, if nothing else, to verify the promises made, and don’t let the lovely words on the packaging deceive you!

Dikson Structur Fort ampoules are an effective treatment that fortifies and nourishes each strand of damaged hair. To assist you in determining whether these ampoules are the best option for regaining the health and vibrancy of your hair, we’ll go over the functions, main components, and advantages of these products in this post.

Dikson Structur Fort ampoules provide a focused approach for those seeking to rebuild and fortify their hair from the inside out. These compact yet effective ampoules are made to nourish hair deeper, giving it the luster and resilience that so many desire.

The special blend of ingredients in the formula helps to repair damage, leaving the hair smoother and easier to manage. Frequent application can result in appreciable strength and texture gains, giving weaker hair a much-needed boost.

Dikson Structur Fort ampoules may be a game-changer for anyone with dry, brittle, or damaged hair. It’s a simple addition to your hair care regimen that may have long-term advantages.

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