Complete Japanese Brush Guide: What It Is, How To & Results!

Complete Japanese Brush Guide: What It Is, How To & Results!

About the Japanese Brush

What is it? What is it for?

If you want to leave your locks super smooth and don't know what procedure you're going to do, the Japanese brush can be a good option. She's a straightening technique, which uses chemical elements to leave the wires restructured in a definitive way. It is believed that a Japanese discovered a formula to make the hair smoother and without frizz, hence the reference “Japanese brush”.
if you do brush every day, the Japanese brush will bring practicality to everyday life, as the hair will be straight, just like a Japanese one. Did you like it? Then learn more about this technique below.

Who Can Use?

The Japanese brush does not have formalin in its formulation, however it has other strong substances that are not always compatible with other types of chemistry. In the case of hair that has already gone through coloring, lights, dyeing or even reflections, they cannot undergo the procedure. So if you have questions about the compatibility of these procedures and want to do this straightening, it is interesting to consult a professional at the salon.

If you can't do the Japanese brush, but you really want to have straight hair, check the possibility of making a progressive brush.

This brush has final result, that is, your hair will be straight forever. If you have curly hair, wavy or curly, but you're not sure if you really want them in that format for life, it's recommended to check other possibilities to avoid regret.

please note that pregnant cannot do this type of procedure because it contains strong substances that can harm the baby's development.

Are There Risks? Do you have Formaldehyde?

The Japanese brush cannot be performed if you have applied other chemicals to your hair. Because it contains another strong element, if you make the brush without first being sure of compatibility, a problem may occur. chemical cutting and the process will damage your hair fibers a lot. So consult a professional first, okay? He can recommend you other techniques (like a Capillary botox or a sealing), or guide you in the best way so that you can spend some time without coloring your hair and then do this brush.
This brush does not have formaldehyde, but it uses a substance called ammonium thioglycolate, it opens the hair scales, restructuring them for a smooth shape. Generally, the formula also has keratin, which leaves the hair very shiny.
During the application, the product is deposited by all the strands and at the end, the flat iron is used to seal the locks.

 

How much does it cost? Prices and Where to Buy

In salons, the Japanese brush can cost from R$200,00 to R$400,00, depending on the length of your hair.

On the internet, there are also several products available to perform this technique, let's see some below?

Biel Cosmetics Japanese Brush 1 liter

This brush has a treatment system that, in addition to smoothing, replenishes the amino acids in the strands, the hair will be hydrated, nourished and very shiny.
The formula contains special silicones, bamboo shoots, amino acids, d'panthenol that will make your hair amazing. The product also contains argan oil that will leave the locks well nourished.
No Mercado Livre, the product costs R$99,90.

 

Coolth Japanese Brush Kit

This kit comes with a shampoo and a treatment gloss. The shampoo will clean the hair fiber residues and prepare the hair to receive the substance that will smooth the strands.
This gloss contains clay, which will make a kind of capillary peeling on the wires and in addition to all that, the product has mineral salts such as zinc, calcium, potassium and iron. The macadamia present in the product will leave the hair with a lot of shine and without any frizz.
On the website of Submarino, you get it for R$99,90.

Teryne Japanese School

With just two steps, you can finish the process with this kit. The product contains substances that help hair, such as keratin, aloe vera, arginine, proteins, amino acids, honey and argan oil. The treatment lasts around 6 months and the kit yields 20 to 25 applications. The kit contains a cleansing shampoo and a volume reducer.
In the Free Market, it is available for R$99,90.

Want to be inspired before doing this procedure? See very cool before and after photos.

Before and After Photos of Japanese Brush

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This brush is too much right? If you want a permanent smooth, this is definitely a good option. However, don't forget to consult your trusted hairdresser to find out if your hair is compatible, okay?