Yaayyy I've been looking for more type 4 hair textures to get this done! I'm doing mine in 2 weeks. IM DOING IT MYSELF 😨 wish me luck yolo might film the process 💛💛
Mostly asian country called it rebonding and it has been in the market over 20 years because I have been doing for 20 years. Of course over the years the formula getting better protecting your hair. Please don't be fool when they say permanent straight. Yes it permanently straighten your hair but not the new growth. It depending on how fast your new growth grow. Some need to retouch every 3 months & some every 6 months. After few going to the salon to do this, almost 15 years I do it myself. But you need to experience with the salon and see how they do it, how the do the knot test. Do it yourself need you to have good flat iron, not the cheap one. And you need to maintain your hair like always conditioner, serum, hair mask. So far i didn't loose many hair nor I have bald patch. In Asia (I live in Malaysia) relaxer doesn't require flat iron. Rebonding require flat iron. That's the difference as far as I know. Rebonding very famous in my country for many many years.
Correct it’s permanent to the hair you already have and not new growth seeing it can’t change your follicle from within! Thank you for sharing your experience! 🤍
It’s flowing . It looks shiny and healthy. What did you look for when you were researching a stylist? Also please do an update in a few months. I’m a little skeptical about anything that says permanent.
@@TatanyatheTinker it is not a perm, not necessarily because it’s process is done in a completely different fashion. Perms also make your hair curly, relaxers make your hair straight and are a one single process. I’ll be making an update soon.
@@abriyahyasha-rahla2656 please keep in mind relaxers are not meant to make your hair permanently straight. This is, but with JHS you can make it semi-curly as well, but this is meant to make your hair pin straight.
Your stylist is a sweetheart just like you. Thanks for these videos, I really needed to see this! I’ve been wanting to get this done for YEARS, but I wanted to hear about people’s experiences before deciding. 💜
Can u get wavy hair with this treatment? I have type 3c/4a/4b hair and I want it to be around 2b. Can I achieve that with this treatment? Like make it straighter than what it already is but not bone straight??
I have an important question. I have been atural for ages and I cannot deal with detangling my hair for 3 hours anymore. LOL, how do you find places that do this japanese straightening?
I actually downloaded Yelp and just searched “Japanese hair straightening” and it showed me some places that offer the treatment near me. I think price sort of depends on the place but it ranges anywhere from $250-$600 or more. I’m middle eastern with short hair and can’t deal with styling it every day. :(
I should also add that you should make sure to check the reviews to make sure the salon you’re looking at is safe and has experienced stylists. :) They should offer to give you a consultation to see how well your hair can handle the treatment. If they don’t, maybe try asking for one so you don’t ruin your beautiful hair!
Hey girl this salon is using the same product that I was using at the salon in Japan! I have done 1000 of clients hair with this brand!! It’s amazing products!! I also loved shampoo and conditioner💕 And man, she did great job doing your hair!!
FIND a JAPANESE STYLIST in a near major city./I wouldn't go back to her/I was taught NEVER Brush WET HAIR. It stretches the Hair strand and when it dries it CRIMPS... ALSO, Her flat ironing technique was CRIMPING THE HAIR.. I CRINGED JUST WATCHING HER DO YOUR HAIR.
If you are a kinky natural and do this, I HIGHLY recommend you do a seek and destroy mission on single strand knots (ssk)!! Just cut them out, even if they are high up on the hair strand. Your hair will grow out so fast, so dont worry. Ssk damage the strand and rub against hair around it. Once ALL of the ssk are out of your hair the comb glides through completely easy and your hair basically doesnt tangle. It's amazing!
I ain't gonna lie. I wanted to hate since I'm natural and I felt that is a chemical process that will damage your hair but the finish product looks so good. What is the maintenance like? In about how long will you go for retouching?
Right after you get it, you shouldn't crease it or wet it at all the first 3 days I think, and no heat during the first 10-14 days. After that it's fine. Double check a website that specializes in it.
Nope. It won't curl even if you rolled it with heat roller because the lotion formula is straightener lotion. I've tried it before thinking it will stay as slight curl. It doesn't.
Yes, that’s called the “Gina Curl” just DONT FLAT IRON after you rinse the creme out. Let the rinsed hair set on perm rods. Lightly pass the dryer over on low setting to dry it out on the perms rods. Neutralize. Remove rods, Rinse. That’s how Gina Rivera does her “Gina Curl”
Yes you can that technique is called a Gina Curl. She puts the thio perm on then rods the hair sets it under a very hot dryer until completely dry puts a liquid neutralizer on it then rinses. Same no washing for three days only difference is in aftercare you want to avoid shampoo/conditioners and products with proteins. Also don’t sleep with wet hair and only use curl cremes and leave ins no gels mousse etc.
I've been doing it for 20 years. Started when i was 26 & now I'm 46. I have very thin hair and many says that my hair gonna break or i will lost a lot of hair. But for 20 years, my hair still intact. Never had any bald patch. I don't even have grey hair yet ( i don't dye my hair). I will do this every 6 months because it wasn't curly like on the video. Just messy waves that make my hair look like a lion. Eventhou now I have short hair i still rebonding it (that's what asian country call it) and manage to have fringe. Main thing after you doing it you meed to take care of your hair like how you take care on your skin. Always use conditioner, serum, hair mask. Don't blow dry your hair too often. If you need it then set the heat to low. My hair never dry after doing this. Now days the formula protect the hair very well. Btw, i did myself at home after few years going to salon. You some how pick up the trick to test your hair and just follow the instruction on the lotion & neutraliser packages.
So pretty! How do you handle the new growth? Is this method safer than regular perms that caused reproductive health problems and thinning hair and scalp damage?
All the women I've known with relaxers have given birth. This is propaganda. I suggest you google the counter arguments. Japanese straighteners are similar to standard relaxers. The difference is it closes the hair follicle after the straightening process. Korean straighteners are also similar to their ancestry, the standard relaxer. They are a bit safer due to how they deal with hair follicles. The reason they all work so well on afro hair is because a lot of asians have 3 and 4 hair types, we just almost never see them with their curls.
@@chillbeauty7989 Thank you for the information. I will consider getting this. I don't know about any propaganda, I am cautious about all non-natural chemicals applied to the body. I have learned to ask first, be informed before doing. Again, your input is much appreciated. I hope that you have an unexpected delight today, something just for you!
Haha yes! It will not revert, this is now my hairs permanent state! It DOES have volume, it regains some of that but it looks air dryers. If I braid my hair I get curl, or if I use pin curlers or a curling wand, but it’s straight otherwise! I live in Florida so for me it’s very very practical because my hair was HUGE!
The new growth will be the same curl hair so you need to retouch it. Like her hair probably 3 months once. Mine was curly as she is so I do it every 6 months.
UPDATE VIDEO IS UP 🤍 edit: I will delete negative comments. I have this video and an ENTIRE Q+A that you may watch and learn from. All stupid comments will be deleted.
This is better than relaxers cause cream can go into your scalp unlike relaxers it burns your scalp we call in rebonding treatment and it is permanent straight but bad thing is if your hair growfast need touch ups and only in west it's pricy for Asia aleast 20 to 70 dollars depends on the length of the hair.
Nope! As my stylist explains relaxers are meant to relax your hair, they are not made to make your hair bone straight. This process is designed to make your hair straight or loose curls or whatever you want to do to it! I’ll be making a video soon updating. I just haven’t had the time or energy for RUclips!
@Been Dat Chick Relaxers were not intended to melt your hair bone straight . They were intended to relax the natural curl hence their name. That’s why peoples hair kept breaking off back in the day and couldn’t grow past a certain length or it looked thin as a sheet and slick with oil/grease😭
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It’s a pleasure having you as client. Your hair and personality is amazing!
Please tell how long did you leave the straightener on her hair, l have the same hair type.
Please sister where can I find u?
My hair is so much more healthier with this it's crazy, my ends are soft
Yeah I bet it’s way easier to take care of
Right? Best treatment ever. Best for florida because this humidity is nasty.
Does your hair feel as bouncy as it does if you were to get a fresh blowout?
How often do you have to get it retouched?
Can you still get hair braided, put wigs on etc, after doing this?
Yaayyy I've been looking for more type 4 hair textures to get this done! I'm doing mine in 2 weeks. IM DOING IT MYSELF 😨 wish me luck yolo might film the process 💛💛
Omg be super careful i suggest going to a stylist because you could reallllllly mess up your hair bad!
how'd it go?
So it actually went really well and I love my hair. Taking care of it has been a little different but so so so much easier. I love it.
@@PriscillaFaithh did you end up filming it? Did you do it yourself?
@@KomoyaK I did do it and film it myself lol... I’m just nervous about posting it since my equipment isn’t pro
Glad you filmed this! I have been debating on getting this done and I love the way your hair turned out.
Mostly asian country called it rebonding and it has been in the market over 20 years because I have been doing for 20 years. Of course over the years the formula getting better protecting your hair. Please don't be fool when they say permanent straight. Yes it permanently straighten your hair but not the new growth. It depending on how fast your new growth grow. Some need to retouch every 3 months & some every 6 months. After few going to the salon to do this, almost 15 years I do it myself. But you need to experience with the salon and see how they do it, how the do the knot test. Do it yourself need you to have good flat iron, not the cheap one. And you need to maintain your hair like always conditioner, serum, hair mask. So far i didn't loose many hair nor I have bald patch. In Asia (I live in Malaysia) relaxer doesn't require flat iron. Rebonding require flat iron. That's the difference as far as I know. Rebonding very famous in my country for many many years.
Correct it’s permanent to the hair you already have and not new growth seeing it can’t change your follicle from within! Thank you for sharing your experience! 🤍
So it's a perm?
@@clarity2974 a ‘perm’ users hydroxide, this is like a Jheri curl but instead of rollers the hair is straightened
@@Kubulek17 ok still chemicals but not perm. Thanks
@@clarity2974 It's like a jerri curl but hair is flat ironed straight instead of put on rollers then neutralized.
It’s flowing . It looks shiny and healthy. What did you look for when you were researching a stylist? Also please do an update in a few months. I’m a little skeptical about anything that says permanent.
It’s a perm. Perms are permanent pft
@@TatanyatheTinker it is not a perm, not necessarily because it’s process is done in a completely different fashion. Perms also make your hair curly, relaxers make your hair straight and are a one single process. I’ll be making an update soon.
@@KomoyaK so it’s a different method of permanently relaxing the hair?
@@abriyahyasha-rahla2656 please keep in mind relaxers are not meant to make your hair permanently straight. This is, but with JHS you can make it semi-curly as well, but this is meant to make your hair pin straight.
When you wash it do you have to flat iron it again or does it dry straight.
Your hair looks so good ! Can you do a video on aftercare . What shampoos , and conditioners is recommended.
Yesss I’ll make a whole update soon I just haven’t had time!!
Your stylist is a sweetheart just like you. Thanks for these videos, I really needed to see this! I’ve been wanting to get this done for YEARS, but I wanted to hear about people’s experiences before deciding. 💜
I would like to understand the knot test. How can we determine the health of hair through this technique?
Can u get wavy hair with this treatment? I have type 3c/4a/4b hair and I want it to be around 2b. Can I achieve that with this treatment? Like make it straighter than what it already is but not bone straight??
I have an important question.
I have been atural for ages and I cannot deal with detangling my hair for 3 hours anymore.
LOL, how do you find places that do this japanese straightening?
Also how much would you say it costs?
I actually downloaded Yelp and just searched “Japanese hair straightening” and it showed me some places that offer the treatment near me. I think price sort of depends on the place but it ranges anywhere from $250-$600 or more. I’m middle eastern with short hair and can’t deal with styling it every day. :(
I should also add that you should make sure to check the reviews to make sure the salon you’re looking at is safe and has experienced stylists. :) They should offer to give you a consultation to see how well your hair can handle the treatment. If they don’t, maybe try asking for one so you don’t ruin your beautiful hair!
Depends on where you live but mostly just search up Japanese hair strengthening salons and then read reviews
Hey girl this salon is using the same product that I was using at the salon in Japan! I have done 1000 of clients hair with this brand!! It’s amazing products!! I also loved shampoo and conditioner💕
And man, she did great job doing your hair!!
May I please ask what products did she use .. I’ve tried to slow it down I couldn’t tell I need it for my daughter …. This would make her so happy
FIND a JAPANESE STYLIST in a near major city./I wouldn't go back to her/I was taught NEVER Brush WET HAIR. It stretches the Hair strand and when it dries it CRIMPS... ALSO, Her flat ironing technique was CRIMPING THE HAIR.. I CRINGED JUST WATCHING HER DO YOUR HAIR.
Wow, looks great.
Love it with the outfit at the end too.
If you are a kinky natural and do this, I HIGHLY recommend you do a seek and destroy mission on single strand knots (ssk)!! Just cut them out, even if they are high up on the hair strand. Your hair will grow out so fast, so dont worry. Ssk damage the strand and rub against hair around it. Once ALL of the ssk are out of your hair the comb glides through completely easy and your hair basically doesnt tangle. It's amazing!
I ain't gonna lie. I wanted to hate since I'm natural and I felt that is a chemical process that will damage your hair but the finish product looks so good. What is the maintenance like? In about how long will you go for retouching?
I stumbled across your channel and your personality is so bubbly I love it!
Question: after flat ironing, could you set the hair on perm rods, then neutralize on the rods to create permanent curls?
Right after you get it, you shouldn't crease it or wet it at all the first 3 days I think, and no heat during the first 10-14 days. After that it's fine. Double check a website that specializes in it.
Nope. It won't curl even if you rolled it with heat roller because the lotion formula is straightener lotion. I've tried it before thinking it will stay as slight curl. It doesn't.
Quick answer; no 😅
Yes, that’s called the “Gina Curl” just DONT FLAT IRON after you rinse the creme out. Let the rinsed hair set on perm rods. Lightly pass the dryer over on low setting to dry it out on the perms rods. Neutralize. Remove rods, Rinse. That’s how Gina Rivera does her “Gina Curl”
Yes you can that technique is called a Gina Curl. She puts the thio perm on then rods the hair sets it under a very hot dryer until completely dry puts a liquid neutralizer on it then rinses. Same no washing for three days only difference is in aftercare you want to avoid shampoo/conditioners and products with proteins. Also don’t sleep with wet hair and only use curl cremes and leave ins no gels mousse etc.
How much did it cost you
I find it weird that I have never seen a follow up video. How weird. Does the hair break ? Become really dry ??
I've been doing it for 20 years. Started when i was 26 & now I'm 46. I have very thin hair and many says that my hair gonna break or i will lost a lot of hair. But for 20 years, my hair still intact. Never had any bald patch. I don't even have grey hair yet ( i don't dye my hair). I will do this every 6 months because it wasn't curly like on the video. Just messy waves that make my hair look like a lion. Eventhou now I have short hair i still rebonding it (that's what asian country call it) and manage to have fringe. Main thing after you doing it you meed to take care of your hair like how you take care on your skin. Always use conditioner, serum, hair mask. Don't blow dry your hair too often. If you need it then set the heat to low. My hair never dry after doing this. Now days the formula protect the hair very well. Btw, i did myself at home after few years going to salon. You some how pick up the trick to test your hair and just follow the instruction on the lotion & neutraliser packages.
I’m lazy and haven’t had time or mental capacity it’s up this week tho lol
So pretty! How do you handle the new growth? Is this method safer than regular perms that caused reproductive health problems and thinning hair and scalp damage?
All the women I've known with relaxers have given birth. This is propaganda. I suggest you google the counter arguments. Japanese straighteners are similar to standard relaxers. The difference is it closes the hair follicle after the straightening process. Korean straighteners are also similar to their ancestry, the standard relaxer. They are a bit safer due to how they deal with hair follicles. The reason they all work so well on afro hair is because a lot of asians have 3 and 4 hair types, we just almost never see them with their curls.
@@chillbeauty7989 Thank you for the information. I will consider getting this. I don't know about any propaganda, I am cautious about all non-natural chemicals applied to the body. I have learned to ask first, be informed before doing. Again, your input is much appreciated. I hope that you have an unexpected delight today, something just for you!
@@carolechaney2830 💕💕💕
👋🏿where is this salon at please
Can you do a follow up video? How is it going? Touch up? Thanks.
Your hair looks awesome!
Nice transformation. Your hair is beautiful.
Thank you!!! I’ve been so obsessed best thing I’ve ever done 🤍
@@KomoyaK you’re welcome
No update.. 😭😭
When you sleep did you tie it down or anything also how long does it last?
I’ll be making a video this week. I’ll make sure to message when I do!
@@KomoyaK Video please 🙏🏾
how coarse was your hair before getting this done?
I follow her on TikTok isn't she located in Miami?
Is it really permanent,??? Will your hair never go back to the way it was before???🥺
Haha yes! It will not revert, this is now my hairs permanent state! It DOES have volume, it regains some of that but it looks air dryers. If I braid my hair I get curl, or if I use pin curlers or a curling wand, but it’s straight otherwise! I live in Florida so for me it’s very very practical because my hair was HUGE!
@@KomoyaK what about the new growth? Will it be straight or curly.
@@Bibirallie curly
The new growth will be the same curl hair so you need to retouch it. Like her hair probably 3 months once. Mine was curly as she is so I do it every 6 months.
Does it damage your hair later
How often do you need touch up
Depends on your hairs growth!
Where is Hadassa;s salon located?
Miami FL she has a RUclips channel
What’s the name of the shop?
Hey hey! It’s in the bio! Love518Salon.
@@KomoyaK thank yaaaa
what’s the name of this salon? xx
Love 518 salon
Does it burn if you itch before the treatment?
Nope!
Can I use this to texlax my hair?
No, it is a form of perm not a relaxer. You cant control exactly how processed your hair gets
What strength did she use?
She used mild because my hair although thick is very easy to process and was recently dyed and bleached (only the front around august of 2020)
What brand did she use on your hair?
Do your hair ever revert back to being textured?
Hi! I have an update video if you haven’t watched this one completely or the that one.
UPDATE VIDEO IS UP 🤍
edit: I will delete negative comments. I have this video and an ENTIRE Q+A that you may watch and learn from. All stupid comments will be deleted.
Why do you have a hat on??? It can cause creasing!!
It was after 24 hours so I wore a hat, I experienced no creasing and you can flat iron it if you experience any creasing!
Ive seen this lady’s shop on tiktok
Im going to this salon
This is better than relaxers cause cream can go into your scalp unlike relaxers it burns your scalp we call in rebonding treatment and it is permanent straight but bad thing is if your hair growfast need touch ups and only in west it's pricy for Asia aleast 20 to 70 dollars depends on the length of the hair.
so cute❤️
カーリーヘアーはかわいいと思うのだが日常の手入れは手間がかかりそうだと思いました
Lower the music next time please!!! Hard to hear answers to your questions :)
Hi! If you turn down the volume of your phone it’ll balance out, on full volume it could be loud 😂
Now that it’s been a few weeks how are liking your hair.
Hey! I’ll be making an updated video coming up this week! Stay tuned 🤍
@@KomoyaK any update?
@@kayonahotgurl I plan on making a video this week. I have braids now but I’ll be making it anyways haha!
update pls
Is this not just a relaxer?
Nope! As my stylist explains relaxers are meant to relax your hair, they are not made to make your hair bone straight. This process is designed to make your hair straight or loose curls or whatever you want to do to it! I’ll be making a video soon updating. I just haven’t had the time or energy for RUclips!
@Been Dat Chick Relaxers were not intended to melt your hair bone straight . They were intended to relax the natural curl hence their name. That’s why peoples hair kept breaking off back in the day and couldn’t grow past a certain length or it looked thin as a sheet and slick with oil/grease😭
Gorgeous eyes
I couldn't hear a word you said, why didn't u remove the mask?
You must be deaf than
so❤️cute❤️
The background music is a bit too loud.
If you turn down your phone, it’ll be fine!
@@KomoyaK 😂