COCOCHOCO 50ml Brazilian Blow Dry Hair Straightening Keratin Treatment Kit For All Hair Types

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With our Brazilian blow dry, we can complete the treatment in a single visit to your home in just one hour. Other keratin treatments can need multiple trips to the salon, with products left on your hair for several days in between, with stringent instructions. A comparison study found that Brazilian Blowout brand solution contains 11.5 percent formaldehyde. This is almost three times higher than three other brands of keratin hair treatments. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warns that Brazilian blowouts and other hair-smoothing products can cause serious side effects. Step 4: Next the product is blow-dried into the hair in sections, once the hair is completely dry, a hair straightener is used to seal the product in further. As you are directly heating a chemical onto the hair, the process can produce some steam - especially if the hair is coloured. Many stylists and clients choose to wear a mask and goggles when drying to reduce the irritation from the fumes.

Rinsing the solution: The product will be rinsed then conditioner will be applied. (In some salons, you are instructed to not wash your hair for several days after the treatment is applied. Then your next appointment will be the rinsing out of the chemicals applied. After rinsing, another round of treatment is applied to set the straightening effect.) There are loads of Brazilian blow dry benefits beyond reducing frizzy hair and obtaining a smoother texture.However, as with any chemical straightening process, there are shortcomings. Let’s have a more conclusive look at the pros and cons of the Brazilian Blowout Method. What Are The Advantages ofBrazilian Blowout? The heat causes chemicals to be released into the air through the hot fumes. If you have asthma or are more sensitive to breathing chemicals, this may trigger symptoms like wheezing. Healthline has strict sourcing guidelines and relies on peer-reviewed studies, academic research institutions, and medical associations. We avoid using tertiary references. You can learn more about how we ensure our content is accurate and current by reading our editorial policy. Now that the hair is dry and the bonds of each strand have been rebuilt, it's time to seal it all in. This of course requires another round of heat, as heat is what alters the state of the hair. At the Hair Lounge, we take pleasure in providing outstanding results and service. Our mission is to expertly meet your hair and beauty needs so you walk out the door glowing with your new look. Our stylists can also recommend products that are tailor-made for your hair type and style.

It’s often these other keratin hair treatments that get confused with the Brazilian blow dry and can leave people wondering if it is safe. There have been various news reports about keratin treatments and the release of formaldehyde, which can be a harmful gas.However, formaldehyde is a very controversial carcinogen substance that releases pungent fume which when inhaled can be very toxic. Salon employees having nosebleeds and respiratory problems from handling formaldehyde hair treatments is very well reported. While performing Brazilian keratin treatment, the hairdressers use liquid keratin. The liquid keratin provided your hair with a protective cover. In addition to keeping your hair frizz-free, the product is effective in preventing hair damage and hair breakage. Experienced hairdressers always apply the right amount of liquid keratin to your hair based on your precise hair type and condition. Also, they personalize the Brazilian blow drying procedure according to your precise needs to keep your hair smooth and frizz-free for three to four months. Brazilian Blow Drying Procedure

Adding more keratin can help strengthen and smooth hair strands. This temporarily makes your hair look fuller and glossier. Our mission is to maintain the highest professional industry standards while demonstrating expert ability allowing us to creating on trend styles. The Brazilian blow dry is suitable for all hair types – even coloured hair – which makes it one of the most universal hair straightening treatments out there. There are also several products in the market that can be used at home to do your own Brazilian blow out but they are not as long-lasting as a salon treatment. Picture Despite all the drama surrounding Brazilian blowout, it still remains one of the most sought-after hair straightening procedures, a treatment that many Hollywood A-listers went through and swear by the results — from besties Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie down to Jessica Parker, James Franco and including Jennifer Anniston herself.

Different from Other Keratin Treatments

Once the hair is processed with Japanese straightening chemicals, they are rinsed out and the hair is straightened by blow-drying and with a flat iron. Then a neutralizing solution is applied to stop the action of the straightening chemicals. The hair is rinsed and straightened again. Brazilian Blowout vs. Relaxer

Whereas, with the Brazilian Blowout the chemicals only work on the surface of the hair to seal the hair cuticle, remove frizz and facilitate straightening. This last only a few months so it is not permanent. If you experience any symptoms or a reaction while having a Brazilian blowout, ask your stylist to stop the treatment immediately. Ask the stylist to wash out any product in your hair. Also, be sure to wash your hands and face.

Who are keratin treatments best for?

A Brazilian blow dry is a keratin treatment for semi-permanent hair straightening and is one of our most luxurious hair treatments. You may have heard of Yuko straightening, but let’s go to the other side of the globe. Keratin smooths cells that overlap to form hair strands, which means more manageable hair and less frizz. This makes for hair that dries with little frizz and has a glossy, healthy look to it. As a user you are generally safe, as the lotion will never touch your skin (The stylist will avoid applying it to your roots). However, the formaldehyde fumes are the real risk, as they are released when the hair is dried and flat-ironed. This is mainly a risk for the stylist, and a respectable salon will take measures to reduce the risk: – Your stylist and possibly yourself will be wearing masks during the treatment – The treatment will happen in a well ventilated area, near a window and often with a fan to ensure air current.