14 Complete Questions and Answers About Keratin Straightening – Horus Hair

14 Complete Questions and Answers About Keratin Straightening

We hear a lot about it, this smoothing has been known for several years now but there is still urban legends about him. It is still known to some, a bad experience for others.

What if we told you ABSOLUTELY everything about keratin straightening, with all our experiences to support it, between all our clients and our own experience.

At the moment, it has already been now over 12 years old that we perform hundreds of keratin straightening treatments per month as well as for ourselves. Knowing all the benefits that there is to do, it always surprises us, and we find it extremely unfortunate to see still many people who do not take advantage of it. Not for lack of means in general but rather for a lack of knowledge on this subject.

We see a lot of messages on the various social networks from girls with extremely damaged, sensitized hair, in very bad condition and who do not know what to do and ask what treatment to do, unfortunately do not have knowledge of keratin treatment.

So we're talking about keratin straightening, but what is this straightening?

1: WHAT IS KERATIN SMOOTHING?

Keratin straightening is a popular hair treatment that aims to make hair smoother, softer, and more manageable. It uses a formula made with keratin, a protein naturally found in hair, to smooth and repair damaged strands. Keratin works by penetrating the hair cuticles, filling in damaged scales and creating a smoother surface. The result is smoother, shinier, and more manageable hair.

2: HOW DOES KERATIN SMOOTHING WORK?

The keratin straightening process begins by cleansing the hair with a clarifying shampoo to remove any remaining hair products. Next, the keratin straightening product is applied to the hair strand by strand. Once the hair is completely covered in product, it is time to proceed with drying and straightening. The hairdresser uses a hot flat iron to seal the keratin into the hair, creating a smooth surface. The process can take several hours depending on the length and thickness of the hair.

3: HOW LONG DOES KERATIN STRAIGHTENING LAST?

The length of time a keratin treatment lasts varies depending on several factors, such as the brand of product used, hair texture, and aftercare. In general, a well-performed keratin treatment can last anywhere from two to four months. Over time, the effects of the treatment will gradually fade as the hair grows back and the applied keratin is removed. To extend the life of a keratin treatment, it is recommended to use sulfate-free hair products and limit the hair's exposure to humidity.

4: IS KERATIN SMOOTHING SUITABLE FOR ALL HAIR TYPES?

Keratin hair straightening can benefit many hair types, including curly, wavy, kinky, or even damaged hair. However, it’s important to note that results may vary depending on hair texture. Those with very curly or kinky hair may experience a softer, more supple straightening, while those with slightly wavy hair may experience a straighter, sleeker look. It’s best to consult a professional hair stylist to assess whether keratin hair straightening is right for your specific hair type.

5: DOES KERATIN STRAIGHTENING DAMAGE HAIR?

Keratin straightening itself does not damage your hair. In fact, it is designed to repair and strengthen damaged hair by providing additional keratin. However, it is essential to choose a quality keratin straightening product and to hire an experienced hairdresser to perform the treatment. Improper application or using inferior products can lead to disappointing results or even cause temporary damage to your hair. It is also important to follow the manufacturer's instructions and take care of your hair with suitable products after keratin straightening.

6: DOES KERATIN STRAIGHTENING GET RID OF FRIZZ?

Yes, one of the main benefits of keratin straightening is its power to eliminate frizz. By penetrating the hair cuticles, keratin smooths the scales and seals the strands, reducing frizz and flyaways. This results in smoother, more manageable and manageable hair. It should be noted that the degree of frizz elimination can vary depending on the texture and initial condition of the hair, but in most cases, keratin straightening offers significant results in terms of frizz reduction.

7: WHAT ARE THE HAIR CARE PROCEDURES AFTER KERATIN STRAIGHTENING?

After a keratin straightening treatment, it is essential to take care of your hair to prolong the effects of the treatment. Here are some hair care tips to follow:

- Wait at least 72 hours before washing your hair after keratin straightening to allow the keratin to better set.

- Use sulfate-free hair products, as sulfates can remove applied keratin more quickly.

- Avoid hair products that contain alcohol, as they can dry out hair.

- Protect your hair from high temperatures by using heat protectant products before using hot tools.

- Nourish your hair with hydrating hair masks and nourishing oils to maintain its health and shine.

By following these hair care tips, you can prolong the benefits of keratin straightening and keep your hair healthy.

8: CAN YOU DO KERATIN STRAIGHTENING YOURSELF AT HOME?

Yes, it is absolutely possible to do keratin straightening yourself at home. With the right products and instructions, you can achieve good results without having to go to a professional hair salon.

Nowadays, there are many keratin straightening kits available on the market that are designed specifically for home use. These kits usually contain all the necessary products, such as clarifying shampoo, keratin treatment, and detailed instructions to guide you through the process.

There are several benefits to doing a keratin straightening treatment at home. First, it allows you to do the treatment at your own pace and in the comfort of your own home, without having to make an appointment or pay the fees of a hair salon. Plus, it can be economically beneficial, as keratin straightening kits are often less expensive than professional salon treatments.

It is important to emphasize that it is essential to carefully follow the instructions provided with the kit and take the time to understand the process before beginning.

It is also worth noting that getting keratin straightening done at home can be more convenient for people with busy schedules or time constraints. You can schedule the treatment as per your convenience, without having to worry about salon hours or possible delays.

9: HOW MUCH DOES A KERATIN STRAIGHTENING COST?

The cost of a keratin hair straightening treatment can vary depending on several factors, such as the hair salon, the length and thickness of your hair, the reputation of the hairdresser, and even the geographic region. In general, the price of a keratin hair straightening treatment can range from $100 to $400. It is recommended to do your research, visit several salons, and get quotes before making a decision. Keep in mind that the price can also reflect the quality of the products used and the expertise of the hairdresser, so it is important to find the right balance between quality and budget.

10: DOES HAIR GET BACK ITS NATURAL TEXTURE AFTER KERATIN STRAIGHTENING?

Yes, hair will gradually return to its natural texture after keratin straightening as the applied keratin wears off and new hair grows back. However, it is important to note that hair will not immediately return to its original state after keratin straightening. Hair may retain some of the benefits of the treatment, such as reduced frizz and better manageability, even after the keratin wears off. To fully return to the hair's natural texture, it will be necessary to wait for the new, untreated strands to grow back.

11: CAN KERATIN STRAIGHTENING BE DONE ON HAIR THAT IS ALREADY STRAIGHT?

Technically, keratin straightening can be done on hair that is already straight, but it is important to understand that the treatment will not have the same effects as it would on naturally curly or coily hair. Keratin straightening is designed to transform and smooth curly or coily hair, so if your hair is already straight, the treatment may simply make it softer and shinier. In this case, you may want to consider other hair treatments that are more tailored to your specific needs, such as damage repair or intense hydration.

12: KERATIN SMOOTHING OR VERY GOOD SHAMPOO/TREATMENT?

Many people still wonder whether it is better to get a keratin hair straightening treatment or invest in good hair care to repair and nourish their damaged hair. Well, the answer is BOTH!! Let me explain: when you have damaged, sensitized or very dry hair, you want immediate results. This is where keratin hair straightening comes in. It offers an IMMEDIATE effect, transforming your hair in just 72 hours! No shampoo or hair care can offer such fast results. Even with the best hair products, you will not get the same results as with a keratin hair straightening treatment. There is nothing like it to infuse your hair with keratin for the long term, eliminate frizz and smooth your hair. Moreover, once your keratin hair straightening is done, you can enjoy its benefits for several months. However, it is important to continue to take care of your hair and your straightening. So opt for good hair products in addition to your keratin straightening to further enhance your hair. Also choose a shampoo without sodium laureth sulfate to best preserve your straightening.

13: WHY ARE MANY WOMEN AFRAID OF KERATIN STRAIGHTENING?

You often hear stories online from women who claim that keratin straightening has completely ruined their hair. Unfortunately, some people have fallen for false product advertisements or been given bad advice by unscrupulous hairdressers, leading to disappointment and hair damage. We have had many clients who have been traumatized or disappointed by past keratin straightening experiences, so we collected their stories and asked questions to understand the causes of these bad experiences. Here is what we found:

- Some people have used bad products that just didn't work. Fortunately, this didn't cause any permanent damage, but did result in financial loss.

- Others have experienced a botched application of keratin straightening, with little product used or insufficient application time.

- Some bought cheap so-called keratin products from supermarkets, which actually damaged their hair.

- It is also common for hairdressers to use other treatments, such as Xtenso straightening, claiming that it is a keratin straightening, which leads to disappointments.

However, despite their negative experiences, we managed to convince them to try a real keratin smoothing with our HorusLiss product. They were very satisfied and became real fans.

14: DOES KERATIN STRAIGHTENING CAUSE HAIR LOSS?

People who claim to have experienced hair loss after keratin straightening often confuse the issue. In reality, hair loss is not caused by keratin straightening. Hair loss is usually due to internal factors and cannot be caused by a product applied to the hair. At worst, a hair product can cause breakage, but a true keratin straightening, being a nourishing treatment, should not cause breakage. We have been doing keratin straightening for a long time and have not noticed any hair loss related to this treatment.

In conclusion, we hope that this article has been of great help to you in understanding the essential aspects of keratin smoothing. If you have sensitized, tired, damaged, afro or very curly hair, we encourage you to try our HorusLiss treatment. You will rediscover the benefits of keratin smoothing and see the positive transformations it brings to your hair. Do not hesitate to share your experiences with our HorusLiss treatment, we would love to hear about it.

We wish you beautiful straightening and don't forget to take care of your hair!

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