The hair of Japanese women can be considered one of the most beautiful in the world, and all this beauty is due to some special care, and some treatments developed in the lands of the rising sun. So today we bring you some homemade hair treatments in Japan, so you can achieve shiny and silky hair.
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Straight hair care:
Many women think that straight hair is easier to care for, and that's why they can relax a little more than other women. However, this is a completely wrong idea, since only straight hair, as well as those with other curvatures, need a lot of special care, especially with regard to preventing frizz.
Straight hair is more susceptible to this problem, especially at bedtime. Japanese women understand this, and that's why they've developed some actions that can combat the emergence of frizz, while sleeping.
Homemade Japanese treatment:
1st step:
The first step is to use vegetable oils or serums on the hair, during the shower (if the water is not warm or hot), or before the shower, with the hair still dirty. The ideal is to apply these products only on the ends, or on the hair extension, avoiding the root. Combining this treatment with homemade hydration, such as hydration with saline for example, and a great way to keep straight hair healthy.
2nd step:
Combing and untangling hair with a wooden comb is one of the biggest secrets of Japanese women, who have used this tool since ancient times. The ideal is to do this in a place that is not at a high temperature, such as the bedroom, for example, as the steam from the shower can change the result.
3rd step:
As our third and final step, you will do something that you may have already heard about, especially from hairdressers: the use of a satin cap. The satin cap, or scarf, is able to dampen the friction of the hair with the pillow, causing frizz to be fought before it appears.
Extra tip:
We have an extra tip, for you who love to use the dryer on your hair. When using this tool, start by applying heat to the root of the hair, and only after that, apply it in the middle, and finally on the ends, because that way the hair scales close, and the result comes out much better.
Hair cement:
Finally, we will talk about a treatment developed in Japan, known in Japanese lands as: KeiroKaSubarashii, or as it is popularly known here in Brazil: Capillary Cement. This technique is able to penetrate the structure of the wires, reversing the effects of damage, making the hair soft and silky, and with an original texture.
Hair cement is also able to make the hair regain moisture, returning the shine, making it much more voluminous. This procedure is slowly gaining popularity in our lands, and that's why you should go to your trusted hairdresser to find out if she already knows you.
