Japanese straightening

[jane123]

hi everyone. im sooo fed up with my hair. its sooo damaged and frizzy. the only time i can make it look ok is if i blow dry it section by section and with a round brush. this takes me like 2 hours and i just dont have the time to do that every day. my other option is to blow dry then flat iron it and it looks ok, but again takes a lot of time and is not good for my hair. and if i dont do either of those its a frizzy mess. so im considering doing a japanese straightening treatment to save me time and have my hair always be straight. i know its very damaging on the hair, but i dont think my hair can get any worse than it is. and how much worse can this treatment be than blowdrying/ straightening everyday? id love to hear some opinions on what i should do. thanks for any advice

 

[Teresamachado]

Check out this thread.

Her hair is GORGEOUS she just got it done.

https://forum.makeuptalk.com/sho...ghtening..html

 

[GoGo]

To be honest - i was so disappointed with it! Was good for about max 2 months! i am now considering going back to hair relaxant treatment! it is also cheaper!

 

[NYAngel98]

Depends where you go, how much you are willing to pay, and what the condition of your hair is naturally. Results are usually unique to each client, but as long as you have a good salon, you should be ok.

 

[oneewiishx0]

I don't think its worth causing your hair more damage I got it done and my hair started falling out soon after. Get a hair cut and ask a stylist what she thinks about the procedure... I think that should only be done on a really healthy head of hair..