Hair is most fragile when wet.

I install on wet hair. On purpose. Hairstylists are clutching their pearls… Yes,wet hair is mechanically weaker than dry hair. Hydrogen bonds temporarily break then reform. Water penetrates the cortex, increasing elasticity & reducing tensile strength. But water does not break disulfide bonds. Chemicals do. &&& repeated high heat can oxidatively degrade keratin and weaken disulfide bond integrity over time. Water alone does not create permanent structural damage. Mechanical stress applied to wet hair does. I install on wet hair because •true growth patterns •curl direction •density shifts •cowlick behavior Compression distributes force across surface area & tension concentrates force at fixed points. If your install depends on tension, moisture will expose it. @thelunamethod is Patent Pending! Class registrations is OPEN