Anonymous
Post 07/19/2012 23:48     Subject: Brazilian Keratin Treatment post-period
Good for you, PP. We all make choices. I am with the PP who is anti-straightening. And believe me, I need this treatment! Well, my hair needs it!

I just don't know what the research will show in the long-term and I don't want to be one of the guinea pigs...
Anonymous
Post 07/19/2012 21:44     Subject: Re:Brazilian Keratin Treatment post-period
Anonymous wrote:Brazilian Keratin gives you a good dose of Formaldehyde which is a known carcinogen and toxic. Even if the formula doesn't have formaldehyde it has the precursor chemicals which when heated form formaldehyde which you breath when they blow dry or flat iron you hair. Is pretty hair worth the exposure?


Yes.

I also eat conventional strawberries and drink tap water.
Anonymous
Post 07/19/2012 21:42     Subject: Re:Brazilian Keratin Treatment post-period
Anonymous wrote:I was just thinking of doing this. I have very fine hair thought that is only slightly frizzy. Am worried that it will look super flat. Does anyone know if it would look good? I feel like most of the people I know who have done it either have very curly hair or a lot of hair.


I have wavy hair and do the "express" treatment. You can't wash for 24hrs. I is great for people like us who don't want flat limp hair.
Anonymous
Post 07/19/2012 09:23     Subject: Re:Brazilian Keratin Treatment post-period
Brazilian Keratin gives you a good dose of Formaldehyde which is a known carcinogen and toxic. Even if the formula doesn't have formaldehyde it has the precursor chemicals which when heated form formaldehyde which you breath when they blow dry or flat iron you hair. Is pretty hair worth the exposure?
Anonymous
Post 07/19/2012 07:41     Subject: Re:Brazilian Keratin Treatment post-period
Anonymous wrote:For those of you with very thick curly hair - what did it look like afterwards? Did it take some or all of the "pouf" out? Ideally, I would like to have completely straight hair without needing to blow dry at all - or at least no more than 10 minutes. Right now, my hair look great when I blow it straight but it takes me 45 minutes, so I never ever do it!


I got mine done about a week ago, feels straight but I lost alot of body and volume. Hate my bangs and have to curl it with a curling iron to get any body. I also don't like the cut so that may be part of the problem. I would not recommend it unless you have very curly hair and dont like it.
Anonymous
Post 10/12/2011 11:15     Subject: Brazilian Keratin Treatment post-period
Anonymous wrote:I thought the FDA had this pulled off the shelves last month???


No, they just sent warning letters.
Anonymous
Post 10/11/2011 10:45     Subject: Brazilian Keratin Treatment post-period
I thought the FDA had this pulled off the shelves last month???
Anonymous
Post 10/11/2011 10:42     Subject: Brazilian Keratin Treatment post-period
I thought the FDA had this pulled off the shelves last month???
Anonymous
Post 10/10/2011 09:49     Subject: Re:Brazilian Keratin Treatment post-period
Hey All -- I just had my hair done with Keratin. Is it ok for me to use Umberto Dry Shampoo on it?



Thanks!
Anonymous
Post 03/12/2011 22:21     Subject: Re:Brazilian Keratin Treatment post-period
Anonymous wrote:I have had straight hair for 10 yrs now. Research about Japanese Rebonding technique for straight hair (Liciso). It is much better than the Brazillian Keratin / Blowout treatments. Rebonding is about 100$ more expensive but well worth the $$ since you can wash & go and lasts for about 8-10 months (depending on how curly your hair is). Salon Rafik (G'town) has a lady (Mora Miranda) who does this very well. I have been going to her for the past 5+ yrs and great results everytime!


My hairdresser advised against Japanese straightening because for many women it's just too severe--absolutely stick straight and flat, flat, flat.
Anonymous
Post 03/12/2011 21:27     Subject: Brazilian Keratin Treatment post-period
Anonymous wrote:Can anyone please say if your hair WILL CURL using a round brush, curlers, velcro rollers, etc after a keratin treatment? I never saw an answer to that question. I like my straight hair to be shaped into a soft style with heated curlers. If that won't work on keratin'ed hair, that would be good to know.

Thanks!


Yes, it will.
Anonymous
Post 03/12/2011 08:14     Subject: Brazilian Keratin Treatment post-period
If any one has curly hair and wants to look good the japaness straigthening i's the answer it's being i'n the market for 12 years and i didn't know. I'm biracial and mora did my hair omg!!!! It looks so beautifull she i's the best!!!
Anonymous
Post 03/12/2011 08:07     Subject: Brazilian Keratin Treatment post-period
I had the japaness thermal reconditioning done by mora at Piaf salon she i's the best she uses the entire line of products on my hair takes her time and she i'n totally devoted to my hair i live it!!!!!! She i's the best no one has that passion or treats you like her she i's being doing my hair for 11 years
Anonymous
Post 03/12/2011 08:04     Subject: Brazilian Keratin Treatment post-period
I had the japanes straigthening i'n my hair for 11 years i's the best!!!!! I can put rollers if i want round brush it whatever i Want it last longer than any new treatment and i's not toxic!!!!
Anonymous
Post 01/07/2011 15:17     Subject: Brazilian Keratin Treatment post-period
Anonymous wrote:I have heard tons of horror stories regarding hair loss with this treatment. Anyone thoughts?

I know someone who had horrible hair loss after her second treatment. She had to cut her hair into a boy cut and it is still patchy. She wears a wig sometimes, it is that bad. Hopefully the damage is not permanant

Because of this, I will NEVER risk it.