Keratin Therapy For Hair

   The therapy was generally pleasant, it took about 50 minutes in total to wash the hair, apply the ampoules, massage the scalp, etc. Immediately after the therapy, the hair was pleasantly soft to the touch, but the next day, after one wash, there was unfortunately no trace that I had done therapy. My hair is otherwise thick and straight, but with very thin hair and easily exhausted - from one procedure definitely nothing has changed, maybe if done systematically for several months it would have an effect, but I personally decided that it no longer makes sense for this procedure to give my money away, because the discrepancy between what the hairdresser promised and what she actually had as a result was significant. A better investment seems to me to be regular feeding by rubbing quality ampoules from the pharmacy :)

   I have done it twice and my hair is quite long, but after the therapy at least 3 fingers bloomed. When you remove the bloom, the effect is great. Beautiful, soft, shiny hair and you forget about presses and all kinds of miracles. The only thing that bothered me was the volume, but in a month or two the growth of a few of the roots gained volume and was enough. The other minus is that the first 3 days (or 4 5) after the therapy you should not wash it and you should not wear tiaras, hairpins, elastics and various such, so that your hair does not stay like that: D not to remember their shape .. At least that's what the hairdresser said ..: D and the 2nd time I did it I washed it on the 4th day. My hairdresser always warned her clients that the effect on colored hair is not always so good, because it looks like exhausted / broom ... if, for example, it is done on bleached very dry hair. I recommend with 2 hands the therapy held me until my hair grew and I cut the keratin-treated one. It's good to maintain the effect from time to time and keratin shampoo or something that the hairdresser recommended ^^

   A year ago I was doing keratin therapy and my hair stopped falling out. The hairdresser had told me then that each has a different effect, but there is always one.