A. It has been our experience, that good candidates for the Brazilian Blowout are anyone who has frizzy, damaged or processed hair. We have performed the treatment on every hair type (fine/course/frizzy/curly), as well as hair that has been permed, Japanese straightened and extensions. In doing so, we have found that with proper communication and a well considered application, everyone can benefit from the Brazilian Blowout smoothing treatment.

A. The hair will be left totally frizz-free, shiny, effortlessly manageable and with plenty of body and bounce. There will still be the option to wear hair curly/wavy (depending on the hair type) and the freedom to blow dry hair smooth and straight in a fraction of the time invested prior to receiving the treatment.

A. Yes, the Brazilian Blowout will actually improve the health of color-treated/highlighted hair by conditioning the hair while sealing the cuticle for enhanced color, reduced frizz and radiant shine.

A. If your hair is wavy, the Brazilian Blowout will make your hair appear naturally straight and healthy. Also, if your hair is very curly, it will minimize frizz while enhancing the appearance of the natural wave/curl. And, if you have straight, frizzy hair, this treatment will eliminate frizz and promote radiant shine.

A. The Brazilian Blowout will last up to 12 weeks if the Açai After-Care Maintenance product line is used. The Brazilian Blowout is a cumulative treatment, in that the more you receive it, the healthier the hair will be and the longer the result will last.

A. Yes. The Brazilian Blowout actually works best on chemically treated hair, and helps to improve the hairs condition by fortifying each strand with essential amino acids. The Brazilian Blowout works great directly on top of a relaxer. Perform the relaxer first, Brazilian Blowout next, and then neutralize at the very end of both treatments. The Brazilian Blowout is great to perform when someone is trying to move away from having relaxers or Japanese straighteners. It puts movement back into the hair, allowing the hair to look its best.

A. No, your hair will not lose volume as a result of receiving the Brazilian Blowout. Your hair will maintain its natural volume and you will still receive great bend and memory when blow-drying and/or using a curling iron.

A. Yes, however, you must color your hair prior to having the Brazilian Blowout smoothing treatment.

A. If you were asked not to wash the same day when you had the treatment, it is not a Brazilian Blowout product.

A. Straight answer is NO. The Brazilian Blowout uses amino acids—which are much smaller molecules—allowing the treatment to be rinsed out the same day. Keratin must crystallize over 72 hours. This is one of the biggest differences between a Brazilian Blowout and a keratin treatment.

A. There’s a big misconception about the Brazilian Blowout being a treatment. It is a BRAND of product that provides hair smoothing and frizz reduction treatment. Some salons and parlors uses the u0022Brazilian Blowoutu0022 as a classification of a treatment to promote a non-Brazilian Blowout brand or a knock-off (fake Brazilian Blowout) brands.

A. It has been our experience, that good candidates for the Brazilian Blowout are anyone who has frizzy, damaged or processed hair. We have performed the treatment on every hair type (fine/course/frizzy/curly), as well as hair that has been permed, Japanese straightened and extensions. In doing so, we have found that with proper communication and a well considered application, everyone can benefit from the Brazilian Blowout smoothing treatment.

A. The hair will be left totally frizz-free, shiny, effortlessly manageable and with plenty of body and bounce. There will still be the option to wear hair curly/wavy (depending on the hair type) and the freedom to blow dry hair smooth and straight in a fraction of the time invested prior to receiving the treatment.

A. Yes, the Brazilian Blowout will actually improve the health of color-treated/highlighted hair by conditioning the hair while sealing the cuticle for enhanced color, reduced frizz and radiant shine.

A. If your hair is wavy, the Brazilian Blowout will make your hair appear naturally straight and healthy. Also, if your hair is very curly, it will minimize frizz while enhancing the appearance of the natural wave/curl. And, if you have straight, frizzy hair, this treatment will eliminate frizz and promote radiant shine.

A. The Brazilian Blowout will last up to 12 weeks if the Açai After-Care Maintenance product line is used. The Brazilian Blowout is a cumulative treatment, in that the more you receive it, the healthier the hair will be and the longer the result will last.

A. Yes. The Brazilian Blowout actually works best on chemically treated hair, and helps to improve the hairs condition by fortifying each strand with essential amino acids. The Brazilian Blowout works great directly on top of a relaxer. Perform the relaxer first, Brazilian Blowout next, and then neutralize at the very end of both treatments. The Brazilian Blowout is great to perform when someone is trying to move away from having relaxers or Japanese straighteners. It puts movement back into the hair, allowing the hair to look its best.

A. No, your hair will not lose volume as a result of receiving the Brazilian Blowout. Your hair will maintain its natural volume and you will still receive great bend and memory when blow-drying and/or using a curling iron.

A. Yes, however, you must color your hair prior to having the Brazilian Blowout smoothing treatment.

A. If you were asked not to wash the same day when you had the treatment, it is not a Brazilian Blowout product.

A. Straight answer is NO. The Brazilian Blowout uses amino acids—which are much smaller molecules—allowing the treatment to be rinsed out the same day. Keratin must crystallize over 72 hours. This is one of the biggest differences between a Brazilian Blowout and a keratin treatment.

A. There’s a big misconception about the Brazilian Blowout being a treatment. It is a BRAND of product that provides hair smoothing and frizz reduction treatment. Some salons and parlors uses the “Brazilian Blowout” as a classification of a treatment to promote a non-Brazilian Blowout brand or a knock-off (fake Brazilian Blowout) brands.