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Posted On: July 22nd 2026, 01:51 pm
Yes, I often use a shampoo to cleanse away Step 1 if any supplementary products (such as certain powders, balm glues, or even some cleansers) may have film-forming properties. I don’t want anything creating a barrier that could interfere with the penetration of hydrogen peroxide, which is crucial for proper disulfide bond restoration during Step 2.

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* TGA vs. Cysteamine systems
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* Aftercare products
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