How to apply Philip Kingsley Elasticizer
How To Apply Philip Kingsley Elasticizer
Written by Philip Kingsley Trichotherapist, Jennifer Dye
Elasticizer is a pre-shampoo conditioning treatment designed to penetrate the hair shaft and restore flexibility and bounce. Applied correctly, it is the foundation step for fine to medium hair that has become dry, brittle or over-processed.
How to apply Elasticizer step by step:
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Thoroughly soak the hair.
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Taking a little Elasticizer onto the fingertips, rub your hands together to spread the product evenly.
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Stroke the hands over the hair front to back several times until the hair softens. If the ends of the hair are still dry apply more Elasticizer and work it into the hair thoroughly. Do not rub the product into the scalp, as this is solely for the cosmetics of the hair. It will not damage the skin, it would just be a waste of product!
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Cover the hair with a shower cap or towel and leave it to process for 20-30 minutes or as long as convenient. It will not over process if you leave it on for an hour.
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Rinse thoroughly and use the appropriate Philip Kingsley shampoo and conditioner for your hair type.
Which Elasticizer suits your hair?
For hair that is fine to medium in texture but particularly damaged at the ends, apply Elasticizer all over and follow with Elasticizer Extreme on the ends only. It won't weigh hair down, and gives dry ends the extra boost they need. In either case, use Elasticizer at least once a week for best results.
Want to understand what's actually in the formula and why it works this way? Discover the science behind Elasticizer for a full breakdown of the ingredients.
FAQs
Leave it on for at least 20 to 30 minutes for the treatment to penetrate the hair shaft. It will not over-process the hair, so you can safely leave it on for up to an hour, or overnight under a shower cap, if that suits your routine better.
Elasticizer is designed to be applied to hair that has been thoroughly soaked with water first. Applying it to completely dry hair reduces how evenly it distributes and how well it penetrates the shaft.
Once a week is the recommended frequency for most fine to medium hair types. Hair that is more chemically damaged or particularly dry at the ends can tolerate more frequent use.


