Well it appears that the good people of Croda has done it yet again! This time, they've developed a blend by the name of Crodabond CSA. What is Crodabond CSA? It's probably the most revolutionary ingredient in cuticle protection since the creation of synthetic ceramides. Actually, Crodabond CSA appears to behave in a way that is very similar to ceramides but seems to have longer term benefits. Check out what they have to say about this amazing compound.
Crodabond™ CSA is designed to combat lifted cuticles. It was specifically engineered to seal down hair cuticles that have been damaged through coloring, bleaching, perming or thermal straightening. As an oligo ester derived from sebacic acid and hydrogenated caster oil, Crodabond™ CSA adheres to the lifted cuticles, cementing them together and smoothing out the hair fiber.According to this article, the wonderful effects of a smooth, intact cuticle layer can last for up to 14 days after treatment. That's super impressive. Can you imagine having smooth strands two weeks after washing? Imagine how that could impact your breakage levels in between washes? Unfortunately Croda doesn't manufacture its own commercial products nor do they sell their formulas to consumers. So I asked myself, "how do I get my hands on Crodabond? I need to have this!" So far, I was only able to find one brand featuring Crodabond. Tigi Hair Reborn Sublime Smooth seems to contain a myriad of Croda formulations including their 18-MEA formula, Crotein Cashmere, which is a keratin blend made from wool fibers, and of course Hair Reborn also has Crodabond CSA to lay that cuticle layer down.
The more I contemplate on Hair Reborn, the more I
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