Keratin Treatments vs Brazilian Blowout Treatments
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Both keratin treatments and Brazilian blowout treatments are popular hair treatments that help to reduce frizz, add shine, and make hair more manageable. However, there are some differences between the two:
1. Formula: Keratin treatments primarily use keratin, a protein that is naturally present in hair, as the key ingredient. The treatment coats the hair with a layer of keratin, which helps to smooth out the hair shaft and reduce frizz.
Brazilian blowout treatments, on the other hand, use a formula that typically contains a blend of keratin, amino acids, and other ingredients. The main goal is to create a protective protein layer around the hair shaft, reducing frizz and improving the hair’s texture.
2. Application Process: Keratin treatments usually involve the application of the treatment solution to the hair, which is then blow-dried and flat-ironed to seal in the product. The process helps to infuse the keratin into the hair strands.
Brazilian blowout treatments also involve applying the treatment to the hair, followed by blow-drying and flat-ironing. However, the heat from the flat iron helps to bond the treatment to the hair more effectively, resulting in a smoother and more sleek appearance.
3. Results: Both treatments offer similar benefits, such as reducing frizz, improving manageability, and adding shine. However, the results may vary depending on individual hair types and the desired outcome.
Keratin treatments tend to provide a more natural look, enhancing the hair’s texture while keeping some volume. They can help relax curls and waves, making hair more manageable without completely straightening it.
Brazilian blowout treatments often deliver a straighter and sleeker result, with a focus on creating smooth, shiny, and straight hair. They are particularly effective for those with curly or frizzy hair who desire a straighter style.
It’s important to note that both treatments are temporary and gradually fade away with subsequent washes. Additionally, the specific products and techniques used by stylists may vary, so it’s best to consult with a professional to determine which treatment suits your hair type and desired outcome.
Both Treatments start at $300 and could increase depending on density or length.
NOTE: Neither of these services will permanently straighten your wave or texture. These are only meant to remove frizz.
Hair Bella Salon Does Not Currently Offer Japanese Straightening Treatments, Relaxer Treatments, or any permanent smoothing treatments.
SAPHIRA ANTI-FRIZZ TREATMENT
(for Curl Preservation)
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This treatment lasts 3-5 months depending on your at-home care routine. You will be given a shampoo and a spray mist to take home to maintain your treatment.
There are NO FUMES and is ammonia and formaldehyde free and gentle enough for stylists to apply without gloves.
Formulated with Hyaluronic Acid, Diamond Powder, Lily Flower and Essential Oils, along with 26 minerals from the Dead Sea all of which are very nourishing.
This formula is great for those who want to de-frizz their hair but maintain the texture/ curl pattern. ( shows up after the first shampoo at home 24 hours later.)
We use 300-350 heat ( low medium heat) to set the treatment on the hair.
This treatment can be used on color treated hair, permed hair, and previously treated by other means. It will not damage your hair in any way.
You will not need any clarifying shampoo for at home use.
This treatment heals and repairs hair, seals and improves color, and there’s no processing time. Treatment can usually be done within 45 minutes depending on your hair length and density.
This does not replace the need for styling your curls as usual.
This does not change your curls from Type 3 to Type 2, etc.
This does not have the same effect as a curl reshaping / soft curl perm, or any other type of curl reformation service.
Cost starts at $300 but may increase depending on length and density.