Comments on: Caring For Your Keratin Hair Treatment http://amominredhighheels.com/caring-your-keratin-hair-treatment/ Dedicated to Empowering Moms Through Beauty and Style Sun, 21 Mar 2010 18:17:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Bella Blu http://amominredhighheels.com/caring-your-keratin-hair-treatment/comment-page-1/#comment-21963 Bella Blu Tue, 24 Nov 2009 15:34:07 +0000 http://amominredhighheels.com/?p=7372#comment-21963 Hi Brenda, I can't speak for every Keratin hair straightener, but I know with Zene Progress we suggest no colour a week either side of the treatment. The reason is two-fold. Any products you use beofre hand may be degraded by the Keratin ie. they'll fade quicker, as well as any residue hampering your hair's take-up of Keratin. Post treatment, it's always good to wait a few days before colouring to allow your hair to settle and any residual Keratin on the outside of hair shafts to be rinsed away with post treatment washes - which can take a few days, dpending on how often you wash your hair... Hope that answers your question Brenda... Love from the beach, BB Hi Brenda,
I can’t speak for every Keratin hair straightener, but I know with Zene Progress we suggest no colour a week either side of the treatment.

The reason is two-fold. Any products you use beofre hand may be degraded by the Keratin ie. they’ll fade quicker, as well as any residue hampering your hair’s take-up of Keratin.

Post treatment, it’s always good to wait a few days before colouring to allow your hair to settle and any residual Keratin on the outside of hair shafts to be rinsed away with post treatment washes – which can take a few days, dpending on how often you wash your hair…

Hope that answers your question Brenda…

Love from the beach,
BB

]]> By: breda cannon http://amominredhighheels.com/caring-your-keratin-hair-treatment/comment-page-1/#comment-21445 breda cannon Thu, 19 Nov 2009 14:13:34 +0000 http://amominredhighheels.com/?p=7372#comment-21445 can you get a hair colour shortly after global keratin treatment or will it ruin the effects of the treatment. Comments or info would be great can you get a hair colour shortly after global keratin treatment or will it ruin the effects of the treatment.
Comments or info would be great

]]> By: Tammy http://amominredhighheels.com/caring-your-keratin-hair-treatment/comment-page-1/#comment-19839 Tammy Fri, 04 Sep 2009 14:52:05 +0000 http://amominredhighheels.com/?p=7372#comment-19839 Bella Blu, Thanks for alerting us to yet another Keratin treatment! Jordana did mention the specialized treatment shampoos of which I do use. I protect it like a mother hen and cringe if I see my hubby using it. Mine...all mine! It's essential to my hair, doesn't he get that?! haha Bella Blu,
Thanks for alerting us to yet another Keratin treatment!
Jordana did mention the specialized treatment shampoos of which I do use. I protect it like a mother hen and cringe if I see my hubby using it. Mine…all mine! It’s essential to my hair, doesn’t he get that?! haha

]]> By: Bella Blu http://amominredhighheels.com/caring-your-keratin-hair-treatment/comment-page-1/#comment-19838 Bella Blu Fri, 04 Sep 2009 10:56:42 +0000 http://amominredhighheels.com/?p=7372#comment-19838 Hi, A great way to maxx out the results of a Brazilian Blowout is to use some of the Keratin enriched shampoos, conditioners and masks beginning to spring up in hair suppliers. They are a fab way of maintaining the effects and also work as wonderful conditioning products. Another cost-cutting alternative is to try applying the Brazilain system - also known as Escova Progressiva in Brazil - yourself, at home. It's actually incredibly easy, and apart from the 48 hour wait before rinsing, applying the product is incredibly easy, pretty much like using a deep conditioner (which I guess is what it is really) You can find more info at my blog, which is all about Brazilian hair and beauty products. Here in Brazil hair is big business and the products available put Europe and the States to shame... Feel free to breeze over sometime, you can find my ramblings at http://brazilianfab.wordpress.com/ Loving your work, I linked back to you. keep telling it how it is 'Mom' Tchasu from the beach, BB I'm loving your blog by the way Hi,
A great way to maxx out the results of a Brazilian Blowout is to use some of the Keratin enriched shampoos, conditioners and masks beginning to spring up in hair suppliers.

They are a fab way of maintaining the effects and also work as wonderful conditioning products.

Another cost-cutting alternative is to try applying the Brazilain system – also known as Escova Progressiva in Brazil – yourself, at home.

It’s actually incredibly easy, and apart from the 48 hour wait before rinsing, applying the product is incredibly easy, pretty much like using a deep conditioner (which I guess is what it is really)

You can find more info at my blog, which is all about Brazilian hair and beauty products. Here in Brazil hair is big business and the products available put Europe and the States to shame…

Feel free to breeze over sometime, you can find my ramblings at
http://brazilianfab.wordpress.com/

Loving your work, I linked back to you.
keep telling it how it is ‘Mom’

Tchasu from the beach,
BB

I’m loving your blog by the way

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