New Procedure Straightens Curly Hair
Thermal Reconditioning Can Be Expensive, But Will Last
POSTED: 10:51 a.m. MST February 26, 2003
UPDATED: 11:00 a.m. MST February 26, 2003
DENVER -- Nearly every woman has a hair horror story. But a new treatment available in Denver may end all that.
It's called thermal reconditioning, a Japanese technique that is uses heat to straighten curly or frizzy hair. Stylists say that it also improves the look of your hair, making it silky, soft and shiny and with no frizz, curls, waves, breakage or split ends.
Even though it can be expensive, between $200 and $500, the straightening can lasts up to six months.
The procedure is also known as Magic Straight, Ionic Perm, Bioionic Straightening, Yuko System, Liscio, and Rebondin.
Just as with hair coloring, perming and standard relaxers, thermal reconditioning is not suitable for all types of hair and should always be performed by an experienced trained professional.
Additonal Information:
It's called thermal reconditioning, a Japanese technique that is uses heat to straighten curly or frizzy hair. Stylists say that it also improves the look of your hair, making it silky, soft and shiny and with no frizz, curls, waves, breakage or split ends.
Even though it can be expensive, between $200 and $500, the straightening can lasts up to six months.
The procedure is also known as Magic Straight, Ionic Perm, Bioionic Straightening, Yuko System, Liscio, and Rebondin.
Just as with hair coloring, perming and standard relaxers, thermal reconditioning is not suitable for all types of hair and should always be performed by an experienced trained professional.
Additonal Information:
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Bliss Salon in Denver performs this technique. Call (303) 561-3445 for a consultation.
Paparazzi Hair Design and Skin Care (303)757-7157 are just two of the salons that perform this technique.
What is Thermal Reconditioning?
Procedure for Thermal Reconditioning
What hair doesn't work with Thermal Reconditioning
Getting the kinks out
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