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10 Tips How to Best Use Philip Kingsley Elasticizer

September 22, 2022 ·

Philip Kingsley Elasticizer is considered by many to be a holy grail hair rescue product. But for some, Elasticizer is just meh. How can some people swear by it and others be disappointed?

Proper application is key to getting the most out of Elasticizer or Elasticizer Extreme. Not sure how to use Philip Kingsley Elasticizer? Read our top ten tips for best use below.

How to Use Philip Kingsley Elasticizer

How to Use Philip Kingsley Elasticizer: 10 Tips for Best Use

 

Why Elasticizer is Special

A key ingredient overview helps deconstruct the elusive je ne sais quoi of Elasticizer. Let’s take a look:

Key Ingredients

 

Olive Oil nourishes hair

OLIVE OIL

Olive Oil moisturizes with Omega-3s and polyphenols. Omegas nourish the hair follicle and make the cuticle smooth and the shaft strong. Olive Oil makes hair smooth and shiny.

Kingsley found Olive Oil works best not as a direct oil application, but within a creamy formula base.  It aids in the penetration of the precious vitamins and fatty acids. A creamy formula also makes it easier to wash out without oily residue after use.

 

HYDROLYZED ELASTIN

Elastin gives hair tensile strength: the ability to stretch. Hydrolyzed Elastin adds body and elasticity to hair. It improves hair’s resistance to breakage and aids moisture retention.

Unlike protein treatments, you cannot over-do elastin. Elastin returns a youthful look to the hair. Elastin is often a missing element in hair maintenance routines, but it is important to keep hair looking vibrant, lush, bouncy and healthy.

No matter what your hair has experienced (coloring, chemicals, hot tools), it likely has lost some Elastin along the way.

Castor seed oil is a humectant

 

CASTOR OIL

Castor Oil is a humectant. It draws moisture into the hair shaft making it plumper and hydrated. It softens hair with high Vitamin E content. Castor Oil thickens thinning hair and calms the appearance of frizzy hair.

Castor Oil is typically too thick and sticky to apply directly to the hair, but in this formulation, it washes out easily.

GLYCERIN

Glycerin helps hair to retain moisture. This is particularly important for thirsty coarse and curly hair.

 

Ten Tips on How to Best Use Philip Kingsley Elasticizer

 

1. Apply Elasticizer to Fully Damp Hair

Apply Elasticizer to fully damp hair prior to shampooing. Warm the elasticizer slightly in your hands. Smooth the Elasticizer into the length of the hair to help it absorb.

 

2.  Elasticizer Must Fully Absorb

Absorption is the key. It won’t accomplish nearly as much just sitting on the hair surface.

How to do it: I apply Elasticizer to a small section of hair at a time. Then place the hair section between two fingers and gently “squeegee” the product down the hair length to assist absorption.

For sections that don’t absorb after 30 minutes, I re-wet the hair with a spray bottle and repeat the squeegee process.

 

3. Avoid the Scalp

There is no harm in applying Elasticizer closer to the scalp, but it is most beneficial applied to lengths down to the ends. I focus extra on areas I heat style with my curling wand – bangs, money pieces, and ends.

Some suggest applying from the ear down to the ends.

4. Keep Elasticizer moist

As long as it stays damp, it continues to work. I like to use a processing cap or hair towel to let it stay moist. Your facial steamer can add a special oomph to Elasticizer. If Elasticizer is getting dry and hard, spritz it down.

 

5. 10-Minute Minimum Use

It takes about five minutes to absorb into the hair.  Leave Elasticizer in for a minimum of ten minutes, or even overnight in a covered cap or towel. In the Kingsley Clinics in New York and London, they leave Elasticizer in for 30 minutes.

Don’t have time for a full treatment? Try this tip:

 

“I like to treat any split or brittle hair with perhaps a teaspoonful, gently worked into my hair and then left overnight. Very economical and a quick and easy boost when I don’t have time for the full works.”

– JENNIFER DYE
PHILIP KINGSLEY HEAD TRICHOTHERAPIST

 

6.  Add heat

Heat intensifies the penetration. Wear Elasticizer while exercising, at the beach or sunbathing, or while taking a steam.

 

7. Don’t Use Elasticizer before or after Hair Coloring

The packaging says Elasticizer can remove hair color or impede coloring. Don’t use Elasticizer for 3 days before and after coloring. I ignored these directions and found out it is true. The Olive Oil can remove fresh color.

 

8. Use the Formulation for Your Hair Type

Use the proper Elasticizer formulation for your hair type.

  • PK Elasticizer Extreme is for coarse, naturally coiled, or very damaged hair.
  • Fine and Medium texture hair should use Elasticizer Intensive.

 

9.  Add-Ins

Elasticizer is an excellent creamy base for your favorite hair oil. Sometimes I add a few drops of warm Jojoba or Avocado oil

 

10. Stick With It

We find the benefits are cumulative. Courtney initially didn’t see much difference, but after second use, she was wowed by the results. Lyn’s coarse and colored hair responded well to Elasticizer Intense, but benefits far more from Philip Kingsley’s Elasticizer Extreme.

 

TIP: gently squeegee Elasticizer into the hair to aid absorption.

 

Where to Find It

Find Philip Kingsley Elasticizer at:

  • PhilipKingsley.com
  • BlueMercury
  • Violet Grey

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HOW TO USE Philip Kingsley ELASTICIZER

September 18, 2019 · 11 Comments

Many consider Philip Kingsley Elasticizer a holy grail hair rescue product. We are amongst them. But for some, Elasticizer is just meh. Lyn and Lee loved it immediately. But Courtney took a few treatments to see any results. The variance may depend on a few factors, such as how Elastin-starved the hair is.

Proper application for best product absorption is key to benefit from Elasticizer. Not sure how to use Philip Kingsley Elasticizer? Read our top ten tips below.

Philip Kingsley Elasticizer is a thick, creamy formula that absorbs well

Philip Kingsley Elasticizer is a thick, creamy formula that absorbs well using these application tips

Ten TIPS FOR HOW TO USE ELASTICIZER

  1. Apply Elasticizer to damp hair prior to shampooing. Smooth Elasticizer into the length of the hair to help it absorb. Absorption is the key. It won’t accomplish nearly as much just sitting on the hair surface. How to do it: I apply it to a small section of hair. Then place the hair section between two fingers and gently squeegee the product down the hair length to assist absorption.
  2. There is no harm in applying Elasticizer closer to the scalp, but it is a bit of a waste. It is most beneficial applied to lengths down to the ends. I focus extra on areas I heat style with my curling wand – bangs, money pieces, and ends. Some suggest applying from the ear down to the ends.
  3. I like to use a processing cap or hair towel to let it stay moist. As long as it stays damp, it continues to work.
  4. It takes about five minutes to absorb into the hair. Leave Elasticizer in for a minimum of ten minutes, or even overnight in a covered cap or towel. In the Kingsley Clinics in New York and London, they leave Elasticizer in for 30 minutes.
  5. Heat intensifies the penetration. Wear Elasticizer while exercising, at the beach or sunbathing, or while taking a steam.
  6. It rinses out clean. For optimal results, shampoo and condition afterward.
  7. The packaging says Elasticizer can remove hair color or impede coloring. Don’t use Elasticizer for 3 days before and after coloring. I ignored these directions and found out it is true. Olive Oil can remove fresh color.
  8. For sections that don’t absorb after 30 minutes, I re-wet the hair and repeat the tip #1 squeegee process.
  9. Elasticizer is an excellent creamy base for your favorite hair oil. Sometimes I add a few drops of Jojoba or Avocado.
  10. Use the proper Elasticizer formulation for your hair type. PK Elasticizer Extreme is for coarse, naturally coiled, or very damaged hair. Fine and Medium texture hair should use Elasticizer Intensive.

We find the benefits are cumulative. Courtney initially didn’t see much difference, but after second use, she was wowed by the results. Lyn’s coarse hair benefits from Elasticizer Intense, but especially from Elasticizer Extreme.

TIP: gently squeegee Elasticizer into the hair to aid absorption.
Philip Kingsley Elasticizer

Philip Kingsley Elasticizer

WHERE TO BUY IT

Find Philip Kingsley Elasticizer at PhilipKingsley.com, BlueMercury and Violet Grey


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Ask The Expert: Doctor Sharon Wong from Get Ahead of Hair Loss

September 17, 2019 · 12 Comments

Since we launched our blog in 2007, Style Chicks has covered women’s hair loss. It is a subject that isn’t openly discussed. This leads to viable solutions not being considered for both men and women who are suffering hair loss who do not need to be.

That is why Doctor Sharon Wong founded Get Ahead of Hair Loss. This annual conference is a public education event that brings together leading experts from the UK in the field of hair loss. 

Get Ahead Of Hair Loss Speakers

Get Ahead Of Hair Loss Speakers

 

We had the opportunity to ask Doctor Wong a few questions:

1) From your standpoint, what is the most exciting new development in the fight against hair loss?

​For me, cell regeneration technology will transform the way hair loss will be treated in the near future, regardless of the cause of hair loss. There are a number of different techniques but essentially they all involve harvesting cells which have the ability to form new hair follicles, expanding the number of those cells and reinjecting back into that person’s scalp. These cells could be stem cells or dermal papilla cells from the hair follicle or stem cells derived from fat. 

2) What would you say to the women reading this that are experiencing hair loss and feel too embarrassed to talk about it?

​Hair loss is common and you are definitely not alone. It is important to recognize that when hair loss is starting to have a negative effect on you/your life then it’s time to do something about it and there is absolutely no shame in having or talking about hair loss. More often than not there will be something that can be done to support someone with hair loss whether this be medical, cosmetic and or psychological support. 

Get Ahead of Hair Loss 2019

Get Ahead of Hair Loss 2019

 

Are you interested in attending Get Ahead of Hair Loss? 

Regular ticket price is £89, but Style Chicks readers can get the special rate of £69 with the code GAOHL2019. 

Learn more at https://www.GetAheadOfHairLoss.com and if you will be in the UK on September 22nd, definitely consider attending!

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How to Use Tamanu Oil for Hair & Skin: Prime Natural Organic Tamanu Oil

June 20, 2019 · 2 Comments

Looking for organic oil for skin and hair beauty treatments? Consider Tamanu Oil. Tamanu Oil has gained attention because of its’ rare beauty benefits. When choosing a Tamanu Oil, select only a reputable and organic source. Prime Natural Organic Tamanu Oil is USDA Organic. The Prime Natural Brand uses only 100% Pure and Natural Certified Oil. Read how to use Prime Natural Organic Tamanu Oil for hair and skin organic beauty treatments.

Prime Natural Organic Tamanu Oil

Prime Natural Organic Tamanu Oil is Pure & USDA Organic

ABOUT TAMANU OIL

Tamanu Oil is called “Green Gold” because of its’ versatile skin and hair beauty uses. The oil comes from the Tamanu Tree found in Polynesia.

Tamanu Oil comes from the nuts of the Tamanu Tree

Tamanu Oil comes from the nuts of the Tamanu Tree

Tamanu nuts

Tamanu nuts

Within the region, Tamanu Oil is used for hair and skin. Tamanu oil is a topical healing agent that is:

  • antineuralgic
  • anti-inflammatory
  • antimicrobial
  • antibiotic
  • anti-oxidant
Prime Natural Tamanu Oil is USDA Organic and tested for quality.

Prime Natural Tamanu Oil is USDA Organic and tested for quality.

ORGANIC

The Tamanu Tree has very few pest problems and can be easily grown organically (1). But to get benefits, it is important to select a brand that uses pure Tamanu Oil and properly processes and tests it to ensure quality.

WHY SELECT THE PRIME NATURAL BRAND

Many Tamanu Oil brands are technically “natural”. Prime Natural Tamanu Oil is certified as USDA Organic. The Prime Natural Brand uses 100% Pure and Natural Oil in this and all their products.

Certified Organic, GMO free

Certified Organic, GMO-free

TRANSPARENCY IN SUPERIOR PRODUCT TESTING

Prime Natural only uses the cold pressed extraction method for superior Tamanu Oil. I like that each product is GC/MS tested to ensure 100% quality. Prime Natural posts the quality reports on their website.

 

PACKAGING

Prime Natural Tamanu Oil comes in a high-quality dark amber glass bottle. It has three dispensing options: a pump, a glass dropper, and tamper-proof seal cap. I like the dropper because I can dispense just a few drops without spilling.

Comes with three dispenser options: pump, cap and dropper

Comes with three dispenser options: pump, cap, and dropper

WHY USE TAMANU OIL FOR SKIN

Tamanu oil is used for cosmetic and topical applications. It is primarily used where anti-inflammatory properties are beneficial. Tamanu Oil research supports using Tamanu Oil for the healing of burns, scars and some skin diseases. (2)

A golden green drop of Prime Natural Organic Tamanu Oil.

A golden green drop of Prime Natural Organic Tamanu Oil.

Both anti-inflammatory and antiseptic, Tamanu Oil is used for skin conditions such as:

  • acne scars
  • burns
  • dry scalp
  • eczema
  • mosquito bites
  • psoriasis
  • stings
  • stretch marks
  • flaky, scaly or dry skin.

 

HOW TO USE TAMANU OIL ON SKIN

AS AN ANTI-AGING TREATMENT

Before bedtime, massage a few drops of Tamanu Oil onto the face and neck. It serves as a moisturizer and anti-aging treatment.

Prime Natural Organic Tamanu Oil consistency is thick but spreads easily and applies smoothly

Prime Natural Organic Tamanu Oil consistency is thick but spreads easily and applies smoothly

FOR ACNE SPOT TREATMENT OR WRINKLES

For treating specific areas, such as acne or fine wrinkles, use a cotton swab to dab the affected area.

AS A SKIN TONER

Mix Tamanu Oil with geranium, myrrh, frankincense, or lavender oil. This cleanses pores and tones skin.

TO TREAT SCARS & STRETCH MARKS

Apply Tamanu Oil directly to scars and stretch marks. The oil can also be added to a daily moisturizer or mixed with essential oil.

Why Use TAMANU OIL ON HAIR

Tamanu Oil is a common hair treatment in Polynesia, where the Tamanu tree is common. Tamanu oil is a humectant that hydrates the hair and holds moisture.

HOW TO USE TAMANU OIL ON HAIR

HAIR: Apply a few drops of Prime Naturals Tamanu Oil onto dry or damp hair. Concentrate on the last few inches of hair or where ever split ends occur. The humectant properties keep hair hydrated. It nourishes, thickens and strengthens the hair. This prevents hair breakage.

SCALP: Applying Tamanu Oil to the scalp nourishes hair follicles. It helps stimulate hair growth, reduces inflammation and dandruff. It also stimulates blood flow to the scalp.

MY EXPERIENCE

SCENT: There is a faint nutty scent.

APPEARANCE: Prime Natural Tamanu Oil has a beautiful golden green color!

Tamanu Oil is semi-thick but applies smoothly and absorbs easily. How to use Tamanu Oil on StyleChicks

Tamanu Oil is semi-thick but applies smoothly and absorbs easily

Tamanu Oil is lovely green gold color.

Tamanu Oil is a lovely green-gold color.

CONSISTENCY: The oil is semi-thick but easily spreadable.  A very tiny bit of Tamanu Oil goes a long way. I mix a few drops into my moisturizer or apply it directly to acne or a scar.

EFFECT:

I tried Prime Natural Tamanu Oil on an old scar on my leg. I massage a drop into the scar each day for a week. It does look softer and feels more pliable.

Just a drop of Tamanu Oil treats scars, acne, and dry skin

Just a drop of Tamanu Oil treats scars, acne, cuticles, fine lines or dry skin

 

HAIR TREATMENT
This Tamanu Oil spreads easier than other Tamanu oils I have tried. I combine Tamanu Oil with Jojoba Oil or a supporting essential oil such as Lavender Oil for a moisturizing scalp massage.

Another option is to add a dropper full of Tamanu Oil into a creamy hair conditioner. This turns any hair conditioner into a super conditioning hair masque treatment! I find it leaves my hair soft, silky and smooth. My hair feels stronger after Tamanu use.

CONCLUSION

Prime Natural Organic Tamanu Oil is a versatile beauty treat. It is organic and effective. Prime Natural Organic Tamanu Oil is useful for many hair and skin conditions. It is useful for the entire family ranging from healing scars to acne to treating signs of aging.

Prime Natural Organic Tamanu Oil

Prime Natural Organic Tamanu Oil is versatile, pure and organic.

WHERE TO BUY IT

Find Prime Natural Organic Tamanu Oil at http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07NW55XD9

 


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REFERENCES

1. Warrier, Kannan. (2010). Calophyllum inophyllum. Page 175
2. Ibid, Page 176
3. Léguillier, Teddy et al. “The Wound Healing and Antibacterial Activity of Five Ethnomedical Calophyllum inophyllum Oils: An Alternative Therapeutic Strategy to Treat Infected Wounds.” PloS one vol. 10,9 e0138602. 25 Sep. 2015, doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0138602



ABOUT THIS POST

Like you, the team here at Style Chicks needs time to evaluate and form an opinion of the products we talk about. With the Prime Natural Organic Tamanu Oil, we received compensation for our time and effort to form an opinion of this product. We produced this blog post because we think the product is great and want to share it with you!

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How to Use Tea Tree Oil for Skin and Hair

May 27, 2019 · 8 Comments

Tea Tree Oil is well known for its’ antiseptic, antibacterial, antivirus properties, as well as having a scent that repels mosquitos, Tea Tree Oil also has several beauty and health applications that make it a powerful multi-tasker in your beauty arsenal.

Here are ways to use Tea Tree Oil for scalp health, hair loss, acne, moisturizing skin and to prevent razor burn.

Why Tea Tree Oil belongs in your beauty arsenal

Why Tea Tree Oil belongs in your beauty arsenal

TEA TREE OIL & HAIR

Tea Tree Oil induces hair growth by unclogging hair follicles and nourishing roots. It also helps prevent hair loss and hair fall.

To use Tea Tree Oil for hair growth, first choose a carrier oil. Jojoba, safflower, grapeseed, and almond are a good choices for hair and scalp care. Add a few drops of tea tree oil, and massage it into the scalp. It should tingle, but not burn. Straight Tea Tree Oil is too potent for direct contact with the scalp.

When first using Tea Tree Oil, hair may seem a bit dry, this is normal until the scalp finds a balance. If hair seems dry, use less Tea Tree and focus the massage treatments directly on the scalp.

TEA TREE OIL AND SKIN CARE

Tea Tree Oil for acne is gentler than other remedies. It does not irritate the skin, it stops breakouts. It does not preclude using anti-aging treatments on same areas.

There are two ways to use Tea Tree Oil for acne.

The first way is to mix a ratio of 90% water to 10% Tea Tree Oil and dab it on the spot with a Q-tip or cotton ball, twice a day.

The second way is to combine one teaspoon of Aloe Vera Gel with two drops of Tea Tree Oil and apply the mixture to acne with a q-tip. Let it dry fully, wait a few minutes, and wash with warm water followed by moisturizer.

Tea Tree Oil can gently treat acne breakouts but is gentler on the skin than benzoyl peroxide. It also heals while it treats so there is less dry, flaky, red skin after acne treatment.

Treat dry skin with Almond Oil and Tea Tree Oil and gently massage it into skin ten minutes before bathing.

Tea tree oil added to water can lather and used for shaving. It moisturizes the skin and can soothe the skin after waxing or threading. Tea Tree Oil prevents razor irritation or a “razor burn” rash. Add Tea Tree Oil to your regular shave cream, oil or soap to pre-empt the razor burn.

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