Keragen, Hair Smoothing Treatment, Forte, 16oz

I have incredibly thick and curly hair prone to frizz, I have tried a few products and this has been by far the most effective. My tips are to ensure the space is extremely well ventilated, because the fumes from this are really strong and the chemicals in the fumes are not good for you. I wore gloves, ear covers, a face mask, a towel covering the back of my neck, and if you have sensitive eyes wear goggles as it does make your eyes run when blow drying/ straightening. You need a clarifying shampoo to use first (skip conditioner), and then work the product through your damp hair in sections, I left it on for an hour for full effect (put hair in a shower cap and chill for an hour, there weren’t any fumes until I had to brow dry so it was okay) and then blow dried on a cool setting (less fumes on a cool setting) before straightening with my GHDs (you need very hot straighteners for this to work). I straightened each section of hair 5 times. The thing I like about this product is that you can wash it straight away after (normally you have to leave it on your hair for 3 days!) so it’s nice to know that you wash all the chemicals out after the treatment is done (use sulfate free shampoo). You can feel the change of the texture of your hair even when wet, and it’s so much quicker and smoother to blow dry. Also the bottle is huge and you only need a small amount per treatment so it’s going to last me ages… This product is the best I have used, however note that it’s not formeldyhyde free (which is probably why it works so well!) so use precautions to be safe with it (use in well ventilated area and avoid contact with your skin.). You do get amazing results with this.

ريحته تكتم و تموت ما انصححح فيه، وتراه معالج "بلو اوت" هذا مانعته هيئة الغذاء والدواء وممنوع بيعه في المملكه

Good and effective but why now the price is high than before.

I’ve used this twice now and would recommend it. It is a long and smelly process but the results are worth it to me. I have that annoying middle-ground curly hair where I can get it to curl kind of nice with lots of product and plopping but also takes a good amount of flat ironing to get the frizz out if I want to wear it straight. I have DREAMED about being able to just blow dry my hair and have it look decent and this actually gave me that! Here was my process: 1- double shampoo with clarifying shampoo. 2- blow dry hair completely (no products) 3- wearing gloves, I apply the treatment with a brush. I separated my hair into four sections and after all my hair was covered, I combed it through and let it sit for an hour. —- here comes the miserable part—- 4- I used paper towel to try to absorb any excess product, then used my blow dryer brush to blow dry. This takes A LONG TIME. In the summer I do it outside but in winter I set up in front of my patio door with a mirror and a fan blowing straight at me to try to blow the fumes outside. I still wear gloves when I am blow drying. 5- I set my flat iron at 430 and in small sections make SEVERAL passes over each section (maybe 8-10 times each section). The fumes are the worst during this part. Once I’m done flat ironing, I collapse in exhaustion. Just kidding, but seriously you have to be committed to this and set aside 3-5 hours. Apparently you can wash your hair right away again after flat ironing but I try to wait 48 hours to “lock it in”. Whether it actually makes a difference, I’m not sure, but after putting a whole evening into doing this, I just want to be done. I’ve attached two pictures of the fuzzball that is my hair after blow drying before, another picture after I completed the process, and lastly after the first was with just using a blow dryer - no flat ironing! I will say that I find I have to wash my hair more frequently after doing the treatment because I feel like it gets greasy faster, but the fact that I can take 3 minutes blow drying my hair and it looking like I flat ironed it is incredible to me. I use sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner to prolonge the results (I like the EverPure line from L’Oréal or the Native brand.) TLDR - mentally prepare yourself for a long, smelly process but it’s worth it!!

Lo he devuelto porque tiene un olor muy fuerte, soy alérgica y tenía miedo de usarlo y que me hiciera mal