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hey guys! i need suggestion from all of u. im thinking of getting my hair rebonded. plz tell me about its advantages and drawbacks and if i shud get it done or not from experience if any of u have got it done

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Posted: 15 years ago
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Wrong section.
But then it is quiet here so:

Facts on Hair Rebonding

August 23, 2008
tags: facts, hair, rebonding
by Vanessa

My favorite sister (well she's the only one!) had her hair rebonded last Saturday. It took 5 hours to finish but the outcomes was worth it – she said. It was discounted @ Php1,500.00 (any length). For extra care, she had treatment done beforehand also at Php1,500.00 to ensure a great outcome. She's as obsessed with hair like me. Teehee.

Lucky for me, I have a relatively tame and straight hair, but that did not stop me from thinking about getting my hair done too. When I asked my sister about the process of hair rebonding, the facts shocked me a bit. So I want to share it here.

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Hair rebonding is a process where the chemical bonds in your hair are broken, rearranged and bonded back again permanently using very strong chemicals. It is one of the most damaging things you can do to your hair.

During rebonding, perming lotion is added to soften the hair and break down its bonds. After this is washed off, hair is placed between 2 metal plates of an electric styling device, which uses heat to pull the hair rod-straight. A neutralizer is then applied to reset the bonds and stabilize the hair.

Hair is irreversibly altered after the perming process. Chemically-treated hair shafts are weaker and fracture more easily. This can lead to hair loss.

Hair become fragile and has to be handled with extreme care after treatment. A natural reflex, like tucking your hair behind your ears or tying your hair in the first month after treatment, can be disaster.

The process can also cause damage and burns to the skin and scalp. For example hair can be damaged if the various chemicals are left on the hair for too long, or if ironing is done with an iron at higher than 180c.

Conventional methods of straightening hair use hair-straightening lotions, which result in dry, brittle, and split-ends prone hair. Rebonding gives you softer hair but higher risks because it uses more toxic chemicals.

Maintaining the rebonded look means continual touch-ups, at least, every 6 months. This puts you at further risk of hair loss, eventually, and prematurely, leaving your full head of hair nothing but a memory. Source: www.beyondjane.com.

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Articles about Hair Rebonding by: www.indiaparenting.com

What is Rebonding?

Rebonding is a chemical hair treatment that makes your hair straight, sleek and shiny. It is a permanent and expensive procedure. Prices for the treatment may vary across salons due to products used, service, your hair type and post treatment care.

Each type of hair has a natural bond.Curly or wavy, are the result of natural bonds that give the hair its physical quality. The cream softener or relaxant used in the rebonding treatment breaks the hair structure. Then a neutraliser bonds the structure again and makes hair straight. In simpler terms the rebonding treatment changes your natural hair structure and restructures it.

Once your hair is straightened you have to touch up the new growth every three months, six months or a year, depending upon your growth.

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Posted: 15 years ago
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Originally posted by: Summer3

Once your hair is straightened you have to touch up the new growth every three months, six months or a year, depending upon your growth.

Now this the part that would stop me from hair rebonding...I would rather bond with my kids😆
BTW Summerji thanks for the info...I knew something like this could be done...didn't know it was called rebonding...now atleast I will know what my daughter is talking about if she ever talks about rebonding😆...although it will be a long time from now...she is only eleven...
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Originally posted by: blue-ice

Now this the part that would stop me from hair rebonding...I would rather bond with my kids😆
BTW Summerji thanks for the info...I knew something like this could be done...didn't know it was called rebonding...now atleast I will know what my daughter is talking about if she ever talks about rebonding😆...although it will be a long time from now...she is only eleven...

Frankly I just googled but I have seen people do all kinds of funny things. But normally ladies keep their full head of hair much longer than men.
It is scary to use chemicals on the hair, some later become brittle or have split ends. I am quite against the use of hair dryers too, but men never care.
In some cases some girls have "unmanageable hair" and I have seen miracles done to their hair too and it makes them look good.
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Posted: 15 years ago
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i had no clue what rebonding was either! but that looks scary! im fine with a straightening iron, thank you! i don't need permanently straightened hair that much that i wanna risk going bald! 😆 this would be the piece of information that would stop me from rebonding anything!😆
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Posted: 15 years ago
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Originally posted by: Rapier

i had no clue what rebonding was either! but that looks scary! im fine with a straightening iron, thank you! i don't need permanently straightened hair that much that i wanna risk going bald! 😆 this would be the piece of information that would stop me from rebonding anything!😆


That is good.
I think good hygiene and diet helps too.
I do love the fragrance of shampoo though.
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Posted: 15 years ago
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Originally posted by: Summer3


That is good.
I think good hygiene and diet helps too.
I do love the fragrance of shampoo though.



yup! u want healthy looking hair. that is what is attractive, IMO. whether its straight or curly or wavy doesn't really matter!
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Posted: 15 years ago
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yup! u want healthy looking hair. that is what is attractive, IMO. whether its straight or curly or wavy doesn't really matter!

😆 But some do have the most unmanageable hair that are like wires.
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Posted: 15 years ago
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Originally posted by: Rapier

i had no clue what rebonding was either!

I feel so much better now...there r more like me😆
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Posted: 15 years ago
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Originally posted by: Summer3

😆 But some do have the most unmanageable hair that are like wires.



i guess! but that is still not a good enough reason to do this kind of damage to ur hair, IMO!

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