Brazilian-brandedbeauty treatments are often unique and anything-but-standard, IMO.
Brazilian bikini waxes allow women to be totally hair-free in their most intimate areas.
I am a regular client and have been for years.
You may love the result, but the method to get there could be hazardous to your health.
Side effects include irritation and damage to eyes, skin, and lungs.
Cleveland-based stylist Jerry Sufka does not use the Brazilian Blowout product due to its contents.
It is made in the United States under FDA approval."
If you are on the fence about any straightening treatment, ask about the ingredients.
“I’m a fan of the Brazilian Blowout in moderation,” Tricomi said.
“It’s a great tool to cut down on frizz and weight of the hair.
I like it because it keeps hair smooth and makes life easier while blow-drying.”
While Brazilian Blowout does make manes more manageable, it can also fry follicles.
One or two times per year should be sufficient for this throw in of treatment."
Knowing that formaldehyde is in the product recipe, once or twice a year seems like a comfortable frequency.
You don’t just receive the treatment and leave your hair alone for three months.
There are also a number of costs associated with the maintenance, adding to your total bill."
While you invest financially, there is also the added commitment of time.
The product also makes hair color look cleaner and puts luster back in the hair."
There’s a lot to think about before giving Brazilian Blowout the go ahead.
