Keratin treatment myths you should know about

Odds are you’ve already heard about keratin hair treatment. Maybe you’ve even done one before! Either way, the thing about this treatment is that there are several misconceptions about it. Today, we are going to tell you what keratin is and talk about some of the myths surrounding this hair treatment that can do wonders for the mane[1]R. (2020d, September 30). Keratin treatment: top 7 myths vs. facts you must know. Chezvoushairsalon. https://chezvoushair.com/keratin-treatment-top-7-myths-vs-facts-you-must-know-2/

WHAT IS KERATIN?

Most people don’t know what keratin is and think that is something completely different from reality. Our hair, nails, and skin are composed of several proteins – one of them is keratin! More than 90% of human hair is made up of it, which contains several amino acids. However, due to factors such as chemical procedures, pollution, and excessive heat, the natural structure of it is damaged, making it necessary to use some kind of reconstructing treatment!

MYTHS ABOUT KERATIN TREATMENT

  1. YOU CAN ONLY GET IT DONE AT A HAIR SALON

Although the most common thing is to have a keratin treatment done at a hair salon (especially if it is a more “intense” type of treatment), nowadays there are a lot of at-home treatment options you can do all by yourself! Just be aware that most at-home treatments won’t have the same results as one done by a hairstylist – but don’t worry: they look almost exactly the same and aren’t as expensive as the ones done by a professional.

  1. IT DAMAGES YOUR HAIR

This one may be the most commonly heard myth about keratin treatments. The thing is: everything in excess can damage our hair! But know that at-home treatments aren’t as strong as hair salon ones, so the chances your hair will be “damaged” after doing this type of treatment are basically zero. You just have to follow the instructions correctly or go to a professional you trust! Remember: this hair treatment can leave your hair stronger and shinier than ever!

  1. AFTER DOING IT, YOU WON’T NEED OTHER HAIR TREATMENTS

That’s not exactly right. Although after doing a keratin hair treatment your hair is going to look super nice, you shouldn’t stop doing other treatments. Different hair treatments have different purposes, so keep that in mind! Moreso, moisturizing treatments and reconstructing ones can make the results of the keratin treatment even more noticeable and durable! So remember to do weekly hair treatments at home or monthly ones at a hair salon.

  1. WOMEN WITH DYED HAIR CAN’T DO IT

Depending on the intensity of the treatment, it can make the hair color fade a little. But if you’re doing at-home treatment, you probably won’t even notice any fading – just the shine and moisture! Also, if you go to a hairdresser, just make sure he knows your hair is dyed as he can choose the correct keratin treatment for you, one that won’t have negative impacts on your hair color.

  1. THERE’S ONLY ONE TYPE OF KERATIN TREATMENT

From reading the item above, you may have noticed that there is more than one type of keratin treatment! It all depends on the brand, the intensity, and the hair type it is most indicated to. The most popular treatments are the Brazilian Blowout, the “regular” Keratin one, and the Nano Keratin treatment.

Brazilian Blowouts are most indicated for hair that is really damaged, as it seals the hair cuticles completely and leaves the hair straight. The Nano Keratin treatment, although also straightens the hair a lot, it’s indicated for non-damaged manes! Nonetheless, the regular Keratin treatment is indicated for hair that is damaged to some extent, and it can leave the hair straight or not – it depends on the brand.

If after reading today’s post you’re keen on doing a keratin treatment, we recommend Nazca’s Brazilian Keratin Hair Mask or, if you want to buy a product you can trust and take to a professional to apply for you, Nazca’s Brazilian Keratin Lotion! To see even more hair treatment options, go to Metro Brazil’s website!

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