Laboratory environment
Formulation bench
Where the formula is born: analytical weighing, controlled stirring and pH adjustment at every stage of the emulsion.
The technology behind each formula
The laboratory
Formula and testing in the same building
Research, development and quality control share the same corridor as production. Whoever formulates follows the batch through to release.
Laboratory environment
Physical testing room
Tensile strength, elasticity and shine measured in an environment held at 22 °C and 55% humidity.
Laboratory environment
Stability oven
Accelerated aging at 45 °C for 90 days, with readings of color, odor, viscosity and phase separation.
Laboratory environment
Microbiology
Total count and challenge test of the preservative system, mandatory on every batch before release.
What decides whether a batch goes in or not
Quarantine on arrival
No input enters production before being identified, sampled and approved. Until then it stays in a separate physical area.
Report re-analysis
The supplier's report is checked here: acid value, fatty acid profile, color, density and pH.
Traceable origin
Every native oil has a declared chain — harvesting community, harvest season and pressing batch.
Right of refusal
An out-of-spec batch is returned, even with a high replacement cost and a tight production deadline.
Where each oil comes from
Seed or oil
Pracaxi
Pará — Amazon floodplain
Seed or oil
Murumuru
Amazonas — terra firme
Seed or oil
Chestnut
Acre — wild harvesting
Seed or oil
Buriti
Maranhão — cerrado
Six mandatory tests per formula
| Test | What it measures | Sample | Approval criterion |
|---|---|---|---|
| Instrumental tensile testing | Hair breaking force | 120strands per test | ≥ +35% vs. control |
| Accelerated stability | Color, odor, viscosity, phase | 90days at 45 °C | No separation or turning |
| Microbiological challenge | Preservative system | 28days of inoculation | Reduction ≥ 3 log |
| Chemical compatibility | Hair with previous chemical treatment | 6histories tested | No adverse reaction |
| Blind protocol in the chair | Professional's perception | 40salons on the panel | ≥ 80% approval |
| Dermatological safety | Skin irritation | 30volunteers per study | External laboratory report |
Breakage resistance
Measured on a level 9 strand
Force required to break the hair, relative to virgin hair. In-house test, 120 strands, humidity controlled at 55%.
Where each formula acts
Select a layer to see what happens inside it.
CuticleCuticle
The layer that opens and closes
The scales that protect the hair. Chemistry and heat lift them, and it is through them that water goes in and out — the porosity you measure in the chair happens here.
8layers of scales
Active that works hereMurumuru butterSeals the raised cuticle
CortexCortex
Where strength lives
About 90% of the hair's mass: keratin bundles joined by disulfide bridges. Every chemical procedure breaks part of those bridges, and that is exactly where the Bio-Bond complex acts.
90%of the hair's mass
Active that works hereBio-Bond ComplexReconnects the broken disulfide bridges
MedullaMedulla
The center that not every hair has
A central channel found mainly in thick hair. It does not provide strength, but it influences how the hair reflects light and how full it looks.
Variabledepending on thickness
Active that works herePracaxi oilNatural behenate, restores pliability
Six steps to your chair
Approved raw material
Sampling, re-analysis and release of the raw material by quality control.
Manufacturing
Weighing, emulsion and pH adjustment in a batch identified from start to finish.
Batch tests
Physicochemical and microbiological testing of the real batch, not just the pilot formula.
Filling and coding
Batch number and expiry date printed, with a retention sample set aside.
Release
Signature of the technical manager. Without that signature the batch does not leave the factory.
Distributor and salon
Authorized distribution with a technical protocol and application training included.
Nine actives, one function each
- Bio-Bond Complex
- Reconnects the broken disulfide bridges
- Hydrolyzed keratin
- Fills the gaps in the cortex
- Murumuru butter
- Lipid sealing of the cuticle
- Pracaxi oil
- Natural behenate, reduces frizz
- D-Panthenol
- Water retention in the fiber
- Niacinamide
- Scalp oil balance
- Free amino acids
- Replacing the mass lost to chemistry
- UV filter
- Color protection against photodegradation
- Hydrolyzed collagen
- Elasticity and breakage resistance
Professionals
Want the full protocol as a PDF?
A technical sheet for each line with dosage, processing time, dilution and contraindications.