What Are the Chemical Bonds in Hair?
If we have bindings in our hair, do we break them on a daily basis? The answer to this peculiar question is yes, we do break them. We break them when we touch them, we break them when we take a shower and we break them when we roll around in our sleep. Nonetheless, a few strokes later our hair is back to its original look. After taking a shower and drying, our strands magically fall back into their original orientation. After a strong gust of wind, we simply have to shake our heads and the hair style re-forms itself easily. Why is this? This is due to chemical bonds that exist. Nature had been so detailed in designing our crowning glory that it even gave us a means to style them naturally without harmful chemicals. Just what are these chemical bonds that naturally bind? The 3 Chemical Bonds in Hair 1. Hydrogen Bonds Like most chemical bonds, the bindings on our hairs are actually invisible to the naked eye. The first kind of binding are the hydrogen bonds. Why do we need hydrogen? Firs
