Brazilian Keratin treatments are gentle enough to use on ALL hair types: color treated, chemically processed, bleached or highlighted.
Many of our stylists have been performing hair smoothing services since they were available in the US in Many of our stylists use the Coppola Keratin Complex Treatment. As the first OSHA compliant Keratin treatment brand, Coppola is widely considered to be the top brand in the industry for effectiveness. Answers to the most frequently asked questions are reviewed below. Do I need a consultation? No, Brazilian Keratins are appropriate for every hair type.
Of course, if you prefer to have a consultation, one of the stylists at either of our 2 Winter Park locations will be happy to analyze your hair and make sure all of your questions are answered. Alternately, we are available to answer questions regarding this treatment over the phone. Is a Brazilian Keratin suitable for me? Brazilian Keratins are perfect for almost everyone regardless of hair type. It recommended that you not have any perms, relaxers, or straighteners within the 2 weeks prior to your Brazilian Keratin treatment.
Other than that, the only exceptions would be for pregnant women, nursing mothers, or persons with very high sensitivity to chemicals as with other salon services like color or perms. How long will it take? This depends on certain factors, which include hair length, type, and texture. It also is determined by the brand of treatment you receive. Typically, a Keratin treatment will require about 2 to 3 hours. What aftercare is involved with this process? We also advise against exercise and other activity that may cause your scalp to sweat.
We highly recommend Oribe shampoos and conditioners. Their entire line is sodium chloride free and excellent at nourishing and protecting your hair. How easy will my hair be to handle after having this process done?
You will spend less time than you normally spend in your quest to achieve straight hair. Will I lose all my curl? A lot depends on the current condition of your hair. Brazilian Keratins are designed to smooth your hair and remove frizz. If you want to keep some curl, make sure to tell your stylist. They will adjust their ironing technique to give the desired result.
If you start with a lot of curl and you prefer straight hair, you may still end up with some curl or waves if you just let your hair dry naturally. Either way, you will see a dramatic reduction in flat iron time. How often does the treatment need to be applied? Brazilian Keratin treatments typically last between 3 to 4 months depending on your hair type and your follow-up care. Over time the effects will slowly diminish and your hair will return to a natural state.
The treatment can be re-done as often as you like. Will this damage my hair? The only possible damage could be from a stylist who applied too much heat. Our stylists are properly trained and certified to be sure that they stay well within the recommended heat range. How long does my hair need to be? Your hair should be at least inches long before it can be considered for a Brazilian Keratin. Can I treat my hair the same as before? For most people, it is easier to care for your hair after a Brazilian Keratin treatment.
You will spend less time getting ready and will achieve a better, frizz-free result that will last throughout the day. The correct brushes, cleansing and styling products will be recommended. It is important to follow the recommendations made by your stylist to get the most out of the application. This will be explained during your treatment. Can I swim in a pool and go to the beach?
Regularly swimming in salt water or a salt chlorinated pool will reduce the life of your treatment. In moderation, it is fine but we strongly recommend the use of a product to protect your hair and extend the life of your treatment. After your initial 3 day waiting period Coppola Keratin Complex , you should always use the proper hair care products and methods to keep your hair clean and healthy. Your stylist will discuss this during your treatment. Can I have my hair colored after a Brazilian Keratin treatment?
You can have your color done before your treatment and the Keratin will help seal in your color so it lasts longer! If you prefer to have it done after your treatment, it is recommended that you wait 2 weeks for a color application. Can I have this service with hair extensions? Yes, human hair extensions respond the same as regular hair. Many of our stylists have extensive experience with extensions and some are even educators for some of the extension companies.
If you are getting extensions at the same time, they can often be treated with a Brazilian Keratin before they are attached. This will save you time and will often provide a better overall result.
Can this be done on African American or Hispanic Hair? Yes, ethic hair generally responds very well to this service. If you prefer a natural look with soft, smooth, shiny hair; a Brazilian Keratin may be the right choice for you. How much does it cost? Many of our stylists offer new client specials on this service. Contact either of our 2 Winter Park salon locations for current pricing and offers. Is it okay to breath the vapors released by this product?
They also vary depending on how healthy your hair is to begin with and how thick it is. Different types of keratin treatments may give varying results.
Formaldehyde is a strong-smelling, colorless gas. You may have smelled it if you have ever been near embalming fluid that is used in laboratories and funeral homes. Much smaller amounts are used in products. A study of keratin brands marketed in South Africa found that 6 out of 7 products contained 0. This is five times higher than the recommended safe level of 0. Formaldehyde gas is released into the air when these products are used. You may breathe in the fumes. Your body may absorb it through the skin.
It may also be given off later as the product breaks down. Some people are more sensitive to this chemical. Formaldehyde may increase the risk of some cancers over time.
Formaldehyde may also trigger other health effects, like:. Five of the brands that tested positive for formaldehyde in the study mentioned above, were labeled as formaldehyde-free. This shows that manufacturers may not be accurate in labeling products. Your keratin treatment may not even have to contain formaldehyde to release it into the air.
The American Cancer Society notes that some chemicals that are used to help keep products from spoiling give off formaldehyde. These include:. Keratin treatments can help improve the look and feel of your hair. Other more natural treatments can also help make your hair more smooth and silky in appearance.
Using a flat iron straightens hair by temporarily smoothing the fibers in the strands. You can get a similar effect by blow-drying hair with a large, round bristle brush.
Curly and wavy hair is normally drier than other hair types. Avoid washing hair more than once every two days. Too much shampoo can remove natural hair oils.
Moisturize hair regularly to help make dry hair smoother, shinier and stronger. Natural moisturizing products can help keep your hair and scalp healthy. Try products like:. Look for products with natural moisturizers online here. Keratin hair treatments may sound like a quick fix for curly or wavy hair, but it may cost you more in the long term.
Tests show that keratin treatments contain unsafe levels of formaldehyde and other chemicals. Formaldehyde is a known cancer-causing chemical. It can also cause skin reactions and other side effects. Hair and beauty professionals are exposed to formaldehyde and other chemicals regularly. This may also lead to health effects. Ask your hairdresser what kind of keratin treatment they use before you book your hair appointment.
Check the labels carefully. Ask for other safer or natural alternatives to straighten hair. It is especially important to avoid formaldehyde and other harmful chemicals if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. Avoid bringing children to beauty salons where they may be exposed to chemicals in the air. If you have asthma, allergies, or are sensitive to smells, you may also be at higher risk of side effects from chemicals in the air. Learn how to use keratin for your hair, along with its benefits and side effects.
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