Anonymous wrote:What if you just want to air dry your hair? Is there a product to tame frizziness and not use a hair dryer?
Anonymous wrote:Keratin treatments are highly carcinogenic, both to customers and the stylists who perform them. OSHA has a lot of information on this, including documented evidence of the producers of these products falsely advertising that they are formeldahyde free. They aren't. If you want to get it done, your stylist must be in a separate room, wearing a respirator, with ventilation that is separate from the rest of the facility. Most don't, and they are not in compliance with FDA and OSHA safety standards.
Bring on the chemicals. The harsher the better.
Anonymous wrote:Keratin treatments are highly carcinogenic, both to customers and the stylists who perform them. OSHA has a lot of information on this, including documented evidence of the producers of these products falsely advertising that they are formeldahyde free. They aren't. If you want to get it done, your stylist must be in a separate room, wearing a respirator, with ventilation that is separate from the rest of the facility. Most don't, and they are not in compliance with FDA and OSHA safety standards.
Anonymous wrote:Every single woman I see with a keratin treatment has flat looking hair with odd bumps. It just doesn't look natural to me.
Anonymous wrote:Embrace embrace em!! lol
on a serious note:
apply coconut oil to your hair once or twice a week. Let it sit for a few hrs or sleep on it overnight and wash it out. It really works!