Keratin treatments often contain formaldehyde (an irritating chemical that can irritate your scalp), while hair botox treatments are odorless and suitable for all types of hair – less damaging than Brazilian blowouts!

Michele Green, a cosmetic dermatologist specializing in hair Botox treatments for its ability to reduce frizz, make your strands shine, and overall make your locks healthier overall. But what other advantages does hair Botox bring?

1. Reduces Frizz

Keratin treatments help smooth out cuticle layers and make hair appear less frizzy, as well as helping reduce humidity levels, shorten styling time and improve manageability.

As opposed to traditional keratin treatments that utilize formaldehyde to straighten hair, this formula is completely chemical-free – meaning no fumes while your stylist works on your locks!

Keratin treatments can do amazing things for your hair, but they shouldn’t be seen as miracle workers. Ciambrone advises using shampoo and conditioning products without sulfates or parabens as maintenance to prolong results, as well as not wetting your strands for 72 hours post treatment in order to keep them looking glossy and hydrated for as long as possible.

2. Hydrates

Hair Botox is a deep conditioning treatment that hydrates and seals split ends to restore hair’s condition and keep them under control. Suitable for color treated tresses, this chemical-free approach works particularly well when combined with other chemical services like Brazilian blowout.

Hair botox differs from keratin treatments in that it does not contain formaldehyde and does not alter your natural texture, making it an ideal solution for thick, curly locks that tend towards frizziness.

Adams suggests using Hair Botox after getting a Keratin treatment to keep it looking smooth and healthy for months after. You can also use it on its own to tame locks and add shine. Available at most salons and suitable for all hair types alike, Hair Botox contains ingredients like collagen to strengthen and repair damaged strands.

3. Strengthens

Hair Botox is a non-chemical deep conditioning treatment that uses caviar oil, vitamin B5, and antioxidants to repair damaged fibers in order to leave them looking nourished and smooth.

Strengthen hair without formaldehyde use to make it less likely to breakage or damage, while remaining safer than some keratin treatments, which contain higher concentrations of this chemical.

Hair Botox treatments can also thicken and make your locks appear fuller, making this an excellent solution for thin or fine locks that tend to fall out easily. However, it should only be performed three or four times annually as overuse could result in further hair thinning and breakage.

4. Reduces Damage

Hair botox treatments offer an attractive alternative to keratin treatments as they do not contain formaldehyde which releases toxic fumes when flat ironing your locks. Furthermore, hair botox does not straighten strands like traditional treatments do so they may be better suited for curlier or wavy locks.

This treatment infuses your strands with vitamins and minerals that provide shine, reduce frizz, and breakage for improved protection from UV rays, humidity, or styling products that could potentially harm them.

Although this treatment is gentler on your hair than others, expert stylist Kayla Ciambrone recommends only getting it every two months for best results. In order to maintain its effects over time, she suggests washing with a gentle, sulfate-free shampoo in between sessions of treatment.

5. Smoothes

Hair botox has quickly become one of the hottest trends in beauty thanks to social media influencers and celebrities raving about it on social media. Contrary to its name, however, this treatment doesn’t use botulinum toxin and injection – instead using this term to refer to deep conditioning treatments which gradually reverse damage on your tresses.

This treatment employs a protein rich formula to repair and restore your damaged hair. Packed with caviar oil, proteins, vitamins, antioxidants and natural oils – including caviar extract! – this remedy moisturizes strands while closing cuticles to stop further damage to strands.

Keratin treatments can be highly effective; however, they may contain formaldehyde which has an unpleasant odor and could irritate eyes, throats, noses and respiratory systems when inhaled. This risk becomes particularly relevant to stylists who regularly come into contact with formaldehyde-containing chemicals.