The boost up procedure: the pros and cons of root curling

Boost up procedure — a new trend in & nbsp; hairdressing. The essence of the procedure is to increase the root volume. Boost up similar to a perm, but it is done mostly only in the crown area for hair length not more than 15 cm. All manipulations with hair have consequences.

The editors of estet-portal.com will talk about the pros and cons of this procedure. You will also learn how to increase the volume of your hair yourself, what products the professionals use, and what to expect from a trendy procedure.

• Boost up procedure: advantages of root curling
• Disadvantages of Root Curling: Be Careful
• How to make boost up at home yourself
• Who is not suitable for the boost up procedure: contraindications

Boost up procedure: advantages of root curling

Women who love themselves try to look well-groomed and beautiful every day. But it takes too much time, so they try to reduce the time spent on daily make-up and hair with the help of trendy treatments. After all, it’s much easier to spend half a day once on bringing beauty, and then not thinking about it for half a year.

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Let's see what the benefits of root curling hair:

• The result lasts from three months to six months.

• Visually adds volume to even the thinnest and thinnest hair.

• The volume remains even if you wet your head — get caught in the rain or dive in the pool.

•       you will have a lush head of hair even in during the wind or under a hat;

• Simply dry your hair with a hair dryer for styling.

• Laying takes a minimum of time.

• You can do not buy volumizers, foams and varnishes.

Almost every woman who struggles daily for lush hair is ready to agree to this procedure. Before you run to the salon, you should also find out about the shortcomings. Perhaps you weigh the pros and against   and reject your intentions to make a up up.

Disadvantages of root curling hair: be careful

All hair treatments have consequences, and                they can always please. Here are the risks and disadvantages of the boost up procedure:

• If you have dry and brittle hair, there is a chance "burn" chemical composition of boost up. You not only increase the volume, but and lose what you have.

• The procedure is relatively new, so there are too few real masters.

• If you don't like the result, you can't fix it — you have to wait until the curl disappears on its own.

• B blow-drying takes some getting used to, so that the corrugated strands do not peek out from under the bulk of the hair.

• High price for procedure.

• Crimped hair may tangle as it grows back.

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If you are still ready to try the novelty, then we will tell you about the procedure for basal hair crimping. You can make   at at at home,but it requires patience and skill — the process is quite painstaking.

How to make boost up at home yourself

You will need hairpins, foil, professional products for biowave and fixation.

Stage 1: You choose where the head you want to add volume.Then separate the top strands and fix them so as not to interfere. Next is the hardest work. It is necessary to select a very thin strand and wind it on one hairpin horn. Next — on second. Do these manipulations on the entire area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe head that you have chosen. To prevent the hair from unwinding, it must be fixed at the bottom with foil.

Stage 2: when all the hair is curled — proceed to  applying the perm. It is important that it saturates the entire spiral of hair, otherwise you will not get the expected effect. How long to keep the product on hair is written on package. Each manufacturer uses a different composition, so there is no single time for curling. Before the procedure, carefully read the instructions.

Stage 3: Rinse your hair well with shampoo and fix the result on wet hair.The fixative is kept for about five minutes, then the head is washed again with shampoo. After everything, dry your hair and rejoice at the result.

Who is  not suitable for the boost up procedure: contraindications

Like all procedures involving the use of chemicals, boost up has contraindications:

• Increasing the basal volume should not be done by pregnant, breastfeeding, people with allergies.

• You should refrain if you are taking antibiotics and hormonal medications.

• The procedure will be useless if you dyed your hair with henna or basma — a perm just "won't" take it.

• Professional masters will refuse you if you have short hair — the ends will stick out in different directions.

• You can't do the procedure if you have more than 50% of your hair highlighted, you did chemical alignment or bleaching of your hair. In these cases, the hair has already been chemically treated, and boost up will ruin it forever 

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