 Japanese Straightening System
By now, I'm sure you've heard of the hair straightening process invented in Japan that has swept America and made countless women forever grateful to it's hair-transforming powers. It goes by several different names - Japanese Straightening, Thermal Reconditioning, Straight Perm, and Japanese Straight Perm. So, what exactly can you expect after a thermal reconditioning service? Well, it's actually nothing short of miraculous.
After about six hours of sitting in the salon, being alternately shampooed, blown out, flat ironed, and then going through the entire process again, You will emerged from the salon with a completely retexturized, smooth and sleek head of hair.
Be sure to be open and honest with the stylist about any prior hair coloring or processing, so they can adjust the treatment accordingly for the best results.
After Japanese Straightening, you do want to be sure to keep hair protected from the sun and moisturized, so frequent deep conditioning and an SPF spray or other UV protective hair product is highly recommended. You must wait at least one to two months before coloring your hair after the treatment, depending on your stylist's recommendations.
 Bottom line, if your hair is unruly, frizzy, or overly curly and you would like to have low maintenance, hassle free hair that is shiny and straight, the "Japanese Straight Perm" is just the thing for you.
The average length of time between Hair Straightening services is around 6 months. Your unique hair texture, speed of growth, and ability to work with the new growth will ultimately determine the length of time for you. Hair straightening retouches are done to the new-growth only. On some rare occasions it will be necessary to re-treat the previously Straightened Hair.
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