hair rebonding / myLot

By joshdale08

@joshdale08 (2320)

Philippines

November 7, 2006 5:47am CST

is it really safe for your hair in the long run?

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4 responses

wynna1

@wynna1 (1291)

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28 Dec 06

I've got a friend who's the owner of the salon and she wouldnt recommend me the hair rebond, she said it would look nice really but you cant do any treatment with it, once you started it, you just really need to do it once every6-9 months, it will make the hair really brittle. She said, if you would like a treatment for the haid, that would be cellophane, it makes the hair more healthier cos they dont use as strong chemicals as with the hair rebond.

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@joshdale08 (2320)

• Philippines

30 Dec 06

does it give you the same effect as rebonding? the same straightness and the same shine? thanks for the info, though!

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wynna1

@wynna1 (1291)

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7 Jan 07

The hair looks more healthy. Yes you'll still get a really straight and shiny hair because of the henna wax that they going to apply as part of the process.

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joshdale08

@joshdale08 (2320)

• Philippines

8 Jan 07

and it doesn't take as long as hair rebonding takes, right? good! coz i don't have the endurance and the patience for the 5-6 hours that rebonding needs. thanks again!

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chiyochan

@chiyosan (30186)

• Philippines

21 Dec 06

im not really sure if it is... but i have done it... i just noticed that my hair gets a little more frizzy than usual and sometimes so dry... its my bad maybe that i have not maintained it well.

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joshdale08

@joshdale08 (2320)

• Philippines

26 Dec 06

maybe. just like what the previous commentor said, you have to have protein treatments after to maintain the gloss. you might want to do this the next time you have it done. thanks for dropping by!

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