Japanese hair straightening or thermal reconditioning is an innovative hair straightening technique that permanently transforms frizzy, wavy and curly hair into straight, silky and soft hair. In this hair straightening treatment, chemicals are applied on hair that break the protein bond and give the desired shape to hair. Also, a very special hair straightening iron is used to lock the protein inside the hair. This technique became popular in the United States in early 2000’s and it is trending till now.

All about Japanese hair straightening

Japanese hair straightening has plenty of benefits. The most obvious benefit is pin-straight smooth hair. Hair that has been straightened by this treatment dries up quickly. Hair demands very little maintenance out of the shower, giving you a perfect look with minimal effort. After getting this treatment, you can save time each day on not having to battle with dry and frizzy hair. It means there will be no trouble with brush and blow dryer.

How thermal reconditioning works?

Thermal reconditioning process is extensive. It takes 4 to 8 hours depending on thickness, length and condition of your hair. In this method, a professional hairstylist will apply a special solution on your hair that will chemically alter the structure of your hair. The solution used during thermal reconditioning can permanently change the structure of your natural hair without causing any significant amount of damage.

Certain hair types will benefit the most from thermal reconditioning, and some types should not even consider this treatment. This treatment is good for those girls who have wavy or lose curls, and have to struggle with flat iron every day. On the other hand, this treatment is less beneficial for girls who have tight curls. Since the treatment will take longer to break the structure of the tight curls, it will be more expensive.

In order to get the maximum benefit of the Japanese hair straightening treatment, you should better consult with a professional hairstylist about this treatment. Ask him or her whether your hair is appropriate for the treatment or not. The hairstylist will first analyze your hair and then recommend the most apt hair straightening treatment for you.