Is Keratin Complex Good For Black/ Bi-racial Hair? ?
Posted by admin in Keratin Complex FAQ's on 06 12th, 2009 | 2 responses
Hi, I was at the salon last week and a stylist suggested I get this treatment… I am black and have not soo kinky hair (i usually just relax the very back part of my hair, about everything three months) but i’m concerned that this treatment may do something bad to my hair. however, the fact that’s it’s natural is interesting. in addition, i just got a relaxer back in late August – September…would that be too soon to do this treatment? has anyone black gotten this done?
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It should be fine to do the treatment. If you have fine hair, she probably recommended the Keratin to strenghthen your hair. My stylist has used it on my hair several times and I relax it a little less frequently than you.
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