Length Is Preserved, Not Rushed.

Protein supports the internal structure of the hair fiber. When used correctly, it reinforces weak points along the strand, improving elasticity and reducing breakage over time. When misused, it can leave hair stiff and unresponsive.

Elasticity is hair’s ability to stretch and recover without snapping. Healthy hair stretches slightly when wet, then returns to form. Hair that stretches excessively or breaks immediately is signaling imbalance.

Retention is not about growing hair faster, but about keeping what already grows. Gentle protein support, balanced moisture, and low-stress routines allow hair to remain intact through daily wear, seasonal changes, and styling cycles. Strength is built gradually, through restraint and consistency rather than excess.

Retention is the result of protection, lubrication, and low stress. Long before modern serums and styling creams, hair grease/ scalp ointments were used to shield the hair from dryness, friction, and environmental strain. These practices were not heavy, they were intentional.

NIII Scalp Ointments

    • Protein supports the internal structure of hair

    • Best used periodically, not constantly

    • Works best when paired with moisture

    • Healthy hair stretches slightly when wet and returns

    • Hair that snaps quickly → lacks moisture

    • Hair that stretches endlessly → lacks strength

    • Hair grows continuously for most people

    • Length loss happens from breakage, not slow growth

    • Low tension + balanced care = retained length