Hair rebonding - straightening

[annie_rose]

Part of the problem is trying to explain exactly what you want, and then the hairdressers don't seem to be able to cope with her hair type! In this multicultural age you think they would have seen it all by now.. when girls talk of "frizz" its usually because they used the wrong sort of water.. little annies frizz grows like the wicked witch of the west.. I think its fun but she's a girl and doesn't like it..

[Terpe]

Part of the problem is trying to explain exactly what you want, and then the hairdressers don't seem to be able to cope with her hair type! In this multicultural age you think they would have seen it all by now.. when girls talk of "frizz" its usually because they used the wrong sort of water.. little annies frizz grows like the wicked witch of the west.. I think its fun but she's a girl and doesn't like it..

Rebonding in the Philippines is very common.
Every hairdresser knows exactly how to manage Asian / Filipina hair type.
In UK not so.
My wife had many problems and it cost her dearly both financially and physcological
Be sure about the capability of the person you use.

[annie_rose]

as we found out yesterday... very stressful for little Annie.. what is HK$300 (£25) in Hong Kong is £200 here in UK..

[Rosie1958]

Part of the problem is trying to explain exactly what you want, and then the hairdressers don't seem to be able to cope with her hair type! In this multicultural age you think they would have seen it all by now.. when girls talk of "frizz" its usually because they used the wrong sort of water.. little annies frizz grows like the wicked witch of the west.. I think its fun but she's a girl and doesn't like it..

Hair "rebonding" is known as Chemical Straightening here in the UK so you may have a bit more luck in being understood if you use this term It's bound to be expensive though as it's a specialist service and not one that is widely used here, particularly as western hair is of a different texture/ strength and can be badly affected through the use of chemicals.

I hope that you find what you are looking for, if not, investing in a good pair of hair straighteners (irons) might be the answer. GHD straighteners are very popular here but I find the FHI Heat straighteners are not only cheaper, but better too (as recommended by my own hairdresser). Both available on-line from reputable websites, but watch out for fakes on sites like ebay