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How to do Permanent Smoothening

3. Sectioning the Hair (0:50-1:00): • Divide the entire head into eight sections. This makes product application easier and keeps the hair neat. 4. Product Application and Comb Usage (1:00-2:19): • Use a broad-tooth comb (1:06) for application. Avoid styling combs (1:11) as they can pull out the product. • When applying the product, keep the brush slightly away from the scalp (1:30) and then use fingers to spread it closer to the scalp (1:32) as much as possible. • If hair is naturally straight, avoid going too close to the scalp (1:41). However, if hair is curly, get as close to the scalp as possible (1:46). • Ensure even product application (2:31) to avoid patchy results (2:52). Insufficient or uneven product can lead to uneven bond breakage (2:56), causing waves or incomplete smoothening (3:32). • Avoid applying too much product near the roots (3:45) as it can lead to over-processing due to natural heat from the scalp, potentially causing hair breakage in the future (3:57-4:22). 5. Bond Softening Test (Elasticity Test) (4:25-6:23): • After application, perform an elasticity test to check if the hair bonds have softened. • Tail Comb Test (4:50): Wrap hair around a tail comb and hold for 10 counts (5:11). If a curl pattern forms easily when released, the bonds have softened (5:28). • Single Strand Pull Test (5:45): Pull a single strand of hair from 2-3 different points. If it stretches easily, the bonds are softened (5:54). If it's difficult to stretch, it's under-processed (6:01). The goal is 100% softening (6:08). 6. Rinsing and Mask Application (6:23-6:50): • Thoroughly rinse the hair, ensuring no chemical particles remain (6:30). • Apply a nourishing mask for 5 minutes (6:38) to control pH, seal cuticles, and reduce chemical effects. Rinse thoroughly (6:48). 7. Heat Protection and Ironing Techniques (6:56-8:52): • Apply a heat protector (6:56) to moisturize and protect hair from heat. • Crucial Ironing Technique: Iron the hair in the natural growth direction plus 90 degrees (7:51). This prevents a "dent" or demarcation line when new growth appears (7:30) and avoids hair breakage (7:46). Start by ironing roots forward (8:08) and then the mid-strands downwards (8:21). 8. Neutralization (8:55-11:00): • This is the third main step after smoothing cream and ironing (9:02). • Apply neutralizer from roots to ends (9:05), ensuring the client remains completely straight and still for 10 minutes (9:08). • Comb the hair first to remove tangles (9:17), then apply neutralizer evenly (9:21) using the broad-tooth chemical comb (9:25). • The neutralizer quantity should be proportional to the smoothing cream applied (9:33). • Neutralizer's functions: locks the reshaped bonds (9:54), neutralizes hair pH (9:58), seals cuticles (10:06), and re-hardens keratin (10:08), which becomes soft after the smoothing cream application. • Keep the neutralizer on for exactly 10 minutes (10:40). For very damaged or porous hair, less time may be needed (10:46), but for healthy, resistant hair, adhere to 10 minutes (10:51) to avoid making hair acidic and dry (10:55). 9. Final Rinsing and Mask (11:03-11:27): • After 10 minutes, rinse the neutralizer thoroughly (11:05). • Apply another mask (11:09) to further soften hair, add shine, control pH, seal cuticles, and help harden keratin. Rinse well. 10. Drying and Post-Treatment Care (11:27-12:00): • Dry the hair thoroughly. • Advise the client not to tie, wash, or put hair behind ears for 48 hours (11:31). • Recommend specific home care products (shampoo, conditioner) for smoothened hair (11:53) to prolong the effect. The video concludes by showcasing the shiny, even, and healthy appearance of the smoothened hair (12:01).