THE FRIZZ MONSTER IS BACK

So today I'm going to do the Japanese permanent hair straightening

which means your hair will be straight forever, until it grows out.

I can't wait to try it. Let's go!

NALU hair salon~

Hello Hello!

What's your hair like right now?

Fluff levels are high again.

Yeah, it's pretty fluffy.

Yoroshiku onegaishimasu

A while ago I did an ultrasonic hair treatment at NALU that left my hair super silky and straight

for about three weeks.

I loved it, but the results didn't last too long

and so they said if I did the permanent hair straightening,

my hair would basically look like that all the time

even just air drying it after a shower.

So I've really been wanting to try that out, so that's what I did this time.

I'm going to start with the treatment.

How does permanent straightening work?

The shape of your hair shaft is determined by disulphide bonds. If those bonds are unevenly distributed

you'll have non-straight or curly hair.

By applying a chemical treatment and breaking those bonds

we use a straightener to realign the bonds to the correct position,

and then apply another chemical treatment to reseal the bonds.

Thus permanently altering the shape of your hair.

Go ahead and touch it.

Is it soft?

When you do permanent hair straightening with heat

your hair becomes kind of hard and feels a little rough.

But since we do hair treatment at the same time,

your hair won't feel hard or rough.

I LOVE IT

Thank you so much!

Not at all, thank you.

BEFORE

AFTER

Lookit! Look at this! This is insane.

Why don't you shake your head?

Should I do high speed?

Yeah yeah Let's do it.

So this is NALU hair salon.

It's the same place we went to last time.

I'll put the link down in the description box if you want to come here yourself.

Apparently people are coming here because of our videos.

There's one over there!

Hi :D Hello!

Okay, so it's been almost two months since I did the permanent hair straightening

and I just got out of the shower, as you can see.

My hair is super wet still.

Even in the time of me just setting up this camera and doing a little bit of makeup,

my bangs have dried a little bit.

But anyway, I'm going to do a time lapse for you today

and show you what it looks like to have your hair JUST air dry

after doing the permanent hair straightening,

which is what I've been doing this entire time since I got it.

I haven't put in any oils, I haven't gone back for any more treatments,

I haven't done anything special to it.

Just shampoo and conditioner every day. I've never straightened it.

I just go to sleep with my hair wet and then wake up with perfect, straight hair

every single time.

So I'm going to do a time lapse today and show you guys what it's like.

It's gonna take me like three hours.

This much hair takes a little while to dry.

And there's only one thing I can think of that would make me okay sitting in the same exact position

for three hours straight.

Did I not get this?

Oops

All right guys, take care of him!

Let's get to it!

So I'm finally done with the time lapse.

To tell you the truth, that's actually the third time lapse I tried.

I tried three different days because

turns out it takes a really, really long time for my hair to actually, completely dry by air.

Usually I just sleep most of it off during the night.

So this time I used a fan to help it along the way.

It still took a few hours BUT it's finally, actually dry this time.

And this is what it looks like!

So, just air drying.

Two months after permanent hair straightening.

It's super soft and silky feeling.

Like I haven't even brushed it.

I could brush it but I don't even really need to

because it's just so flowy, soft.

It's not knotting, getting knotted by itself at all.

So if you ever wondered what the secret is to super straight, non-frizzy hair,

this is it! It's permanent hair straightening.

I don't know why people don't talk about it more.

I'm sure a lot of people actually do it.

Ever since I started mentioning it I've heard other people say that they do it.

So

I'm just thinking back to all the time I spent making videos

with my crazy frizzy hair getting out of control and stuff

and why, why did it take me so long to do this?

I think it cost about $180 where I did it.

I've heard that you may need to start touching up the roots around 6 months afterward

because your hair will grow out a little bit

and it'll be more noticeably frizzy on top than it is down on the bottom.

But I'm not there yet. I'll let you guys know when I get there!

So this is basically the best thing that's ever happened to my hair.

This is like as low maintenance as you can possibly get.

So if this is the kind of hair you want to have then I highly recommend doing this.

I'll keep you guys updated when I get to the point where I need to go back for touch ups and stuff.

But yeah. Thank you guys for watching!

Bye!