What will keratin treatment do for my hair?

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Megan G.

Oct 12, 2016

Megan G.

My hair type is thick and wavy/curly. The picture I inserted (my face is weird so I scribble it out) is after air drying it which results in a wavy mess. I've tried putting mouse or other things in my hair to give more curls but it doesn't look good. I love straightened hair and I went a year and a half with straightening my hair every day which has made my hair extremely dry and frizzy. I have talked to people who have had keratin and they already have mostly straight hair so it doesn't make much of a difference. I'm looking for something that will leave my hair straight even when I wash it and will dry it naturally. I understand it won't be perfectly straight after wash but hopefully better than normal. Also I want something that will tone down the frizz. When I do straighten my hair and I leave my house no matter what it will curl back up and be more frizzy. What would work for me?

Anissa J.

Oct 12, 2016

Anissa J.

I have a keratin treatment in my hair right now and basically what it does is that is reconstitute the hair and fill the empty wholes and damaged hair. It reduces frizz and makes the hair super shiny and soft if your hair is super curly a keratin treatment will leave your curls but it will look much better with no frizz and much more defined If you want something that really straighten hair a Japanese hair treatment is better for that.

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