What is hair rebonding?
Permanent hair straightening or Japanese straightening or rebonding is a method that was registered in the United States in 1992 and is currently the best and least dangerous and without side effects method for straightening hair in the world. Hair is made up of amino acids that are joined together by bonds that determine the structure of the hair. Hair rebonding, also called nano-rebonding, involves breaking down these bonds and rebuilding them to change the texture of the hair. Rebonding is more recommended for people who want to straighten their hair and want to have bare and straight hair forever. The most important feature of rebonding is that after washing the hair, there is no need for brushing and ironing, and in hot and humid weather, the hair maintains its smooth state. What is hair rebonding? Hair rebonding is a process that uses chemicals to straighten hair. These chemicals break down the amino acids in the hair. When this connection is severed, they are "regenerated" in another way that alters the structure of the natural hair. These bonds rapidly cause the formation of proteins in the hair follicles, zigzags and curls, thus, eliminating their curliness and smoothing out each person's hair.
