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Also known as a Japanese perm due to its Japanese and Chinese roots, thermal reconditioning uses heat to change the shape of the hair. After the cuticle is broken down with chemicals, locks are ironed straight with a hot iron. A neutralization process then closes the cuticle, causing hair to stay straight.

The procedure has been around for several years, but recent advances have made it even more effective in getting all types of hair silky smooth.

The treatment takes four to six hours, depending on hair length and texture. Retouches are also necessary every 6 - 8 months, as your hair begins to grow out.

It may be a time-consuming process, but for women who spend hours each week blow-drying their hair into submission and dodging raindrops like bullets, thermal reconditioning is worth the time and money.

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