Keratin treatments can be an ideal way to manage curly or coily locks that take an inordinately long time to dry, as well as those who struggle with very thick locks that are difficult to control.

To perform this treatment, first shampoo your hair twice and apply keratin solution individually to each strand, followed by heat sealing with a flat iron to create sleek locks.

What is keratin?

Keratin is a fibrous protein that provides strength, structure and resilience to hair, nails and epidermal tissues like skin. Additionally it can be found in animal outer structures such as horns, feathers and claws.

Keratin treatments are an excellent solution for anyone wanting sleek, sexy locks. They can reduce frizz and flyaways while protecting color fading from heat styling, helping reduce frizz.

However, it should be noted that keratin treatments contain large quantities of formaldehyde and should not be recommended to pregnant women, asthmatics or individuals suffering from other respiratory issues. Furthermore, sensitive scalps may experience irritation after receiving one; proper maintenance such as using sulfate-free shampoos and not overheating your hair can extend its life significantly.

Why is keratin good for my hair?

Keratin hair smoothing treatments, commonly referred to as Brazilian Blowouts, are an ideal way to transform any type of hair. Offering up shiny and frizz-free locks for up to three months – as well as being safe for colored locks – Brazilian Blowouts provide lasting shine with no harm done to them or your color!

Keratin treatments differ from chemical straighteners in that they don’t break down your natural protein bonds, leaving your hair with additional proteins that make it healthier and stronger over time.

Rumors utilizes a safe and gentle keratin formula free from formaldehyde or methylene glycol that creates a protective shield around each hair shaft, to minimize frizz while strengthening against humidity.

How do keratin treatments work?

A keratin treatment begins by shampooing and conditioning your hair before applying a moisturizing product to it. Blow drying and flat ironing your locks afterwards seals in the treatment to your cuticles for glossy, smooth hair for up to six months; regular shampooing with sodium chloride-free products will extend this result even further.

Keratin treatments are generally safe, although it may not be appropriate if you have sensitive skin or allergies. Some traditional salon formulas contain formaldehyde that could be harmful if inhaled; newer formulas often don’t contain formaldehyde at all.

Although these newer treatments don’t straighten as dramatically, they still do a fantastic job at cutting blow drying time and eliminating frizz.

How long do keratin treatments last?

Keratin hair treatments (commonly referred to as Brazilian blowouts) provide your locks with straight and silky locks without damaging it, offering a protective layer and lasting three to six months with minimal upkeep needed.

Keep your keratin treatment in great shape by avoiding contact with water for 72 hours after its application and using a silk pillowcase to reduce friction that could result in creases.

Keratin hair treatments can benefit any hair texture, though it may not completely straighten extremely curly locks. They do, however, smooth frizz and add much-needed shine while keeping color vibrant – talk to your stylist to determine whether keratin treatment would be beneficial in your situation.

Will keratin treatments damage my hair?

Keratin treatments are safe when carried out by an experienced stylist using appropriate products. Furthermore, it’s essential that care instructions be strictly observed during washing and swimming activities – this will extend the longevity of your treatment and extend its durability.

Keratin penetrates hair follicle cells, smoothing their appearance while simultaneously helping the hair strands dry faster with reduced frizz and less split ends. It may prove particularly helpful to those with thick, curly or frizzy locks.

Keratin treatments can also benefit those who have color-treated their hair, as it extends the duration and vibrancy of their colors. Before seeking out this form of therapy for yourself or a loved one, consult with a colorist first so they can recommend appropriate products tailored specifically to you and your circumstances.