i've used this product for about two years everytime before straightening my hair and i have noticed that when i use it..i barely get any split ends! it does protect..well at least my hair lol but im sure it will protect yours too becuase its the best! plus it makes ur hair soft, frizz-free, shiny and makes your hair smell good so you dont have that nasty burnt hair smell

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Yes it does. I got this from an answer to another question below. "Methylparaben, Propylparaben: These are all preservatives, and maintains the integrity of the product (keeps it free from mold, for example). "

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I got this from another answer to a previous question which breaks down all the ingredients in this product: "...Phenoxyethanol, Methylparaben, Propylparaben: These are all preservatives, and maintains the integrity of the product (keeps it free from mold, for example). It should be noted that some researchers believe these to be carcinogenic substances when encountered in large doses. In trace amounts (like you find in your hair products), they should be fine..."

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I use garnier hair products and I think that it would make the biosilk watery and might effect how well the product works....

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yes,biosilk works on all hair types and makes your hair very smooth, i have silky straight/wavy hair and when i used it on me and my friends hair (who has kinky hair) the results were the same!

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Most likely it will,because BioSilk is the original silk infused line of hair care products it will give you protection againts Heat from the flat iron it will also prtect agains Cold, Humidity and UV-Rays. This is all because of the silk.

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youre probably putting too much in. put 2-3 drops on your palm and rub it in with your hands. then go over your hair.

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also, don't use it everyday. just when you just washed your hair and styled it. or you might end up with stringy hair

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yes but its expensive for lotion.

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Yes,you can use it as lotion.I read it on one of my bottles..

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i towel dry my hair and then put the biosilk silk therapy in... i mainly put it towards the ends though, because it might not feel like anything at first when your hair is wet, but trust me, a few times i put in too much and near the scalp and my roots were greasy. so use sparingly! then blowdry/straighten

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You dont put it in while your in the shower. you can put it in after towel drying if you plan on blow drying just for control. I find that it works best to put a very small amount into your hands and rub them together to make it work this makes the silk basically activate and then run it through your hair. It will protect your hair and hydrate it, leaving a nice finishing shine and a more controled style

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I put this in my hair after the shower when my hair is still damp. I feel it makes my hair less prone to frizz. I have read that your hair absorbs more moisture if you moisturize when it's wet, so I do. I shower at night so I let my hair moisterize for 8 hours without doing anything to it whatsover. I have wavey hair which I usually straighten, but even when I want it wavey I just put it in my damp hair and it dries without frizz and with healthy looking curls. When I put it on dry hair, I feel like my hair doesn't absorb enough moisture. That's just my two cents.

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No, Biosilk is not oil (not in the traditional sense, anyway). It is mostly made up of silicone-style products. Here's a breakdown of the ingredients: Cyclomethicone & Dimethicone: silicones that coat the hair follicle, making cuticles lie flat and hair look shiny. Gives a "dry" silky feel, so that it doesn't feel like you have sticky oil on your hair. Prevents moisture loss by forming a barrier on the follicle. SD Alcohol 40B: A quick drying alcohol solvent. Often used in hairspray. Panthenol: aka vitamin B5. Attracts moisture from the air and binds it to follicle. Doesn't *nourish* the hair, simply coats it. Used in many shampoos. Ethyl Ester of Hydrolyzed Silk: I think this is a form of silk extract, makes hair soft and gives it slip. Octyl Methoxycinnamate: a form of sunscreen. C12-15 Alkyl Benzoate: From what I can gather, this serves a similar purpose to the -cones. Also supposed to condition hair & skin. Phenoxyethanol, Methylparaben, Propylparaben: These are all preservatives, and maintains the integrity of the product (keeps it free from mold, for example). It should be noted that some researchers believe these to be carcinogenic substances when encountered in large doses. In trace amounts (like you find in your hair products), they should be fine. The jury's still out on the health aspects. The -cones and alkyl benzoate don't really moisturize hair (or skin) so much as prevent moisture loss. It's important to realize that hair is essentially dead. You can't "feed" it, only prevent further damage. Some of the ingredients in Biosilk are often found in lotions and creams for the skin because they give a silky smooth feel and help lock moisture in. However, most lotions don't have SD alcohol in them either, so I'd take the claims about Biosilk being good for your skin with a grain of salt. For the record, I just bought Biosilk, and I quite like it. I think there's some confusion though about what it is and what it can do. Although I have some basic knowledge of chemistry, I am not a chemist, nor a hair stylist. This information is based on my own research, and is not endorsed by Biosilk or this website. I hope this post provides answers to questions others may have about this product.

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It is not oil. It is actually silk along with other healthy ingredients. It acheives the same thing as a hair oil will it is just healthier for your hair

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