What’s Keratin Treatment?

2016.12.14Hair care

What’s Keratin Treatment?

Hello everyone! It’s my second post for today and in this post I will elaborate more about keratin treatment and what is it exactly.

In recent years, Singapore has been a rise in demand for the amazing service we call the ”keratin treatment”, but little do people know what it actually is and what it does to the hair.

The latest developments for keratin treatment sees it helping improve the condition of damaged hair from rebonding, colouring, bleaching, perming and so on.

Yet, there is a slight difference in the keratin treatment that has been developed in the more recent light compared to when it was first popularised.

The latest keratin treatment fad is brought about because now you don’t have to worry about your curls disappearing after perming your hair nor would your colour fade after a session of hair colouring 😀 This is definitely revolutionary because it’s so different from what people would’ve imagined if you were to ask them about keratin treatment back in those days. Although in Singapore, most people would still know keratin treatment as the treatment whereby it still has some straightening/hardening ingredients within its formula to suppress the frizz of the hair – which may result in the loosening of the curls or the fading of hair colours.

As such, for those who are planning to perm or colour your hair, it would be good to take precautionary steps by seeking advice from our hair stylists before deciding on whether you still want to go ahead with the keratin treatment, or switch it out with our detox treatment to reintroduce moisture into your hair (:

However, even though there are some shortcomings with regard to the straightening/hardening ingredient found in most keratin treatment products to date, the updated keratin treatment version can last one from 3 months to 5 months, which is equally revolutionary, from this particular field. 😀

Here in Singapore, due to the high humidity we have, it is very hard to control and maintain hair that has been damaged because it frizzes out, puffs out or does everything it can to prevent you from looking your best on days you actually have plans to go out.

Compared to Japan, the Japanese would probably only need this keratin treatment during the monsoon season or in summer but in Singapore we probably need it all year round. So the selling point is definitely the long-lasting effects this new keratin treatment has, so do check out blog or Facebook page for more details for what’s brewing next year (;

Art-Noise – Japanese Hair Salon in Singapore

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