Keratin Treatment vs. Brazilian Blowout.

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Princess F.

Mar 10, 2013

Princess F.

I have wavy hair which I dislike & really looking into getting one of these. Any ladies that have done either? Does it make of a difference if you have color treated hair?

Sinead M.

Mar 10, 2013

Sinead M.

I have naturally frizzy and curly hair and I bought a keratin treatment from eBay really cheaply and it worked wonders! You wash your hair with sea kelp shampoo and then blow dry in the keratin and straighten it through. You have to keep your hair straight and dry for 3 days until you can wash it out but it lasts 4-6 weeks!

Kattya M.

Mar 10, 2013

Kattya M.

I have had both done at salons because my hair is so frizzy and plain spongy. The keratin one gave me split ends because of the formol I believe and it lasted 3 months. Now I've just got the Brazilian and my hair is so much straighter than with the keratin! Kinda like a Japanese straightening! It seems to have worked wonders so hopefully it won't damage my hair x3.

Princess F.

Mar 10, 2013

Princess F.

Thanks for the feedback. How long does the Brazilian last?

Isi F.

Mar 10, 2013

Isi F.

Beazilian blowout its better

Isi F.

Mar 10, 2013

Isi F.

It last 3-4 months.

Lisa W.

Mar 11, 2013

Lisa W.

Yea yea. Can I tell you ladies something? A regular blow out lasts maaaaybe 2 days. Why do Brazilian blowouts last so long? Some of these blow outs and treatments have Formaldehyde in them. Sound familiar? Its what they use to preserve dead people. Yup. Whatever you decide be careful. If you're really interested in it go to a salon. Personally I would just get a good leave in conditioner, I swear by Its a 10. Again that's up to you, but I've been doing hair for 4-5 years. Hope I've helped.

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