Does anyone know where I can get Japanese Hair Straightening for an affordable or cheap price? In the San Fernando Valley (Northridge, Canoga Park, Woodland Hills, etc.) or San Gabriel Valley (Alhambra, Monterey Park, San Gabriel, Rosemead, etc.)
im sure you could somewhere in LA
Can anyone suggest a technician and salon that specializes in Japanese Hair Straightening - Thermal Rebonding - Thermal Reconstructing anywhere in Michigan? First hand experience with both the initial procedure and consequent touch ups would be appreciated! I know the process is pricey and have done my homework, I simply am having a difficult time finding a technician or salon that has done more than "a couple services a year". Help!
Just know what is Japanese Hair Straightening.before get it done ---
http://geebal.blogspot.com/2007/05/japan...
hi does anyone know of any salons in manchester that do hair straightening and how much it costs thanx
Peter Regen, Deansgate
i straightening by some cream(irons werent introduced in india at that time).It was ok at that time nice and healthy
after an year now,can i go for straightening again?is it adviceable to go for it again,bcoz ive seen many saying it damaged their hair
if not pls suggest any method which causes any damage or atleast less damage
thank you very much for sparing 3mins for me
try the Japanese straightening treatment.....put it in on Google or something if u don't know wut it is.....but its supp to not damage the hair what so ever....so ya....by the way....what cream did you use on your hair to straighten it? and where can i get one? can you please reply if possible somehow?....as a reply to one of the questions i posted up i guess....if ya can?....i'd like to know....thanks :)
how should i straight my hairs naturally
As far as I know "magic straight" is just the Korean name for Japanese hair straightening. If I could find out what brands are typically used by Korean salons for this process, than I might be able to figure out where to get it done. Usually hair care companies have a public list of salons they sell to. Yuko and Liscio are the major japenese hair straightening brands in the US, but it seems like they're only available in super expensive, high-end salons. I heard that korean salons use different brands of relaxer than most other salons.
If u want straight hair try using this brand of straightener..
the chee
it makes ur hair so nice
I have thick,wavy hair with a bit of frizz. I am polynesian/ German It curls when wet and goes wavy when brushed with a bit of frizz. I want to straighten it permanently or at least weaken the curl down to a subtle wave. I have heard of ionic(?) straightening and I know it is expensive, but I really do want to do it, and am willing to pay for a good job. Has anyone had this done, or know of any other treatments?. Please- no at-home remedies %26amp; dont say to keep it natural.
I have the thermal straightening system done to my hair, but I do have to get it re-do every six months; while my friend who has less curly hair get's her re-done every nine months. It's really your personally perference there, but the price for touch-up's for me are about $200.00. It's worth the every penny you invest b/c I no longer have to fight the frizz, or the flat iron if I don't want to.
Depending on your area you might try thinking outside of the box. I've only gotten mine done from a Korean hairdresser and they tend to charge less vs. American hairdresser who will charge you an arm and a leg with less experience.
You could try this treatment, but in the end, there's nothing out there that will permanently straighten your hair for life. Unless you are willing to keep forking over the money to have treatments done.
Curly hair only goes frizzy if it's dry, dead-ends, broken hair strands or if you over comb it. So, basically, it really is best to leave it alone and not to brush / comb it so often and let it dry naturally. I too have curly hair, and hate it but I have come to realize that it's my hair and I have to do whatever I can to stay happy about it. You should too.
try doing rebonding/straightening together with treatment as treatment helps to change the fizzy condition of hair.
dont be natural
Go to a really good, i mean, really good hair place. Ask them for a treatment for straightning hair. They might take a while, but it turns out great.
P.S.
It wont make your hair straight for life, but for a while. And remember, if you get the treatment, every day you need to use an iron a little, or else, it wont stay as long.
Good Luck! (i dont have the patience--lol)
your gunna damage your hair =[ but yeah i no how it is.. i have wavy hair and i cant stand it so im sorry but good luck with getting it better!
Look into something called a Japanese perm.
It's expensive, but hey, it's only money...
I live in a city that has very high humidity in the summer. Because I have extremely frizzy hair I end up wearing it up alot to keep it from getting unruly. I would like to use a hair straightener product on my hair and would like to know of a good, safe one to use - something I can do myself. I also color my hair every 6 wks. or so, so it needs to be a product that can be safe on colored hair. I want to be able to wash my hair and not spend two hours drying and iron straightening it for the summer!
Matrix has the Sleek.look It is a really good line, but you must use the entire line:shampoo, conditoner, creme, and serum. There is a reason there is four steps. You must use them all to get the desired results. They also have an Iron spray for when you do flat iron! Good Luck!
I have the same problem with my hair. I use this stuff called Frizz Easd by John Freida. I still have to straighten it, but it doesnt take long and it lasts. You only need to use very little and it does a great job! try it out!
uhm..my aunt gave me the Matrix smoothing system. It smells pretty bad, lol. but it works. and my hair poofs like crazy in humidity!
Ive used the Matrix stuff, and it does smell bad and it doesnt work very well. Not to mention it doesnt straight. Use Herbal Essances Pin straight conditioner and shampoo. It is really great and gets rid of Frizz. It also costs less than matrix!
I use the CHI line of hair products. I have extremely frizzy hair too. I mix mousse and hair serum in my hair after I wash it. I let it dry overnight without any heating. Heat tends to make it frizzy when it is in the drying stage. Next morning, I get up and use the silk infusion and iron it straight. I do not have any problems with it staying put no matter what the humidity level outside.
