Hair Rebonding

Posted December 9th, 2012 in Perth WA 10 Comments »

I’d been wanting to do something with my hair …. again!  It really started to annoy me 🙁  My hair was curly (but not in cute ways), dry, and so difficult to set every morning.  Besides, I don’t have time to do it every day, so I just lived looking like this ↓↓↓

But I couldn’t stand it anymore – I see my friends’ photos from Japan and they look so pretty and well-maintained.  I wanted to colour my hair back to black as it’s much easier to maintain.  So I decided to go back to Nao’s place to have my hair a make-over.  (previous post)

I wanted to do rebonding (a process which permanently (and checmically) straightens your hair) – I started to rebond my hair when I was at high school, and have been doing it many times since then.  It makes my hair so easy to maintain.  I asked Nao if she can do rebonding, and she said yes!

You can’t do rebonding and color at the same time as it will damage your hair, so you’d better leave it about 1 week between each treatment.  Having your hair coloured first then do rebonding is recommended as the chemical used for rebonding may fade the colour  – although Nao said it shouldn’t be a problem if you leave enough time (1 week ~) between the treatments.

Here I come….!  On the way to Nao’s place.

Hair rebonding takes several hours to get done.  First chemical brakes your hair structure, then hot iron to straighten your hair, and the final chemical to seal the hair structure.  It sounds bad to the hair, but no, it is not harmful at all.  It even repairs hair issues like split ends and dandruff, and you only have to have re-touched your hair after new growth.
Hair rebonding straightens your hair and makes it sleek, shiny and fabulously straight. 🙂

Done!

I will colour my hair 1 week later. Now arranging my hair is so much easier!  I don’t mind strong wind blowing to me anymore as my hair will always stay calm and straight 🙂

I didn’t know about this but Nao told me that you can have hair rebonding in salons in Perth too – I thought it’s available in Japan only :p  But here it costs around $400!!!!  Wowwww so expensive.  I usually pay around $100 ~ $200 for hair rebonding + hair cut in Japan.
At Nao, it costs just $150 for short hair.  I think it’s very reasonable compared to other places.

As you can see on the photo, Nao will close her shop from 26th Dec till 16th Jan 2013. She is going back to Japan to spend New Year with her family 🙂  So envy her!

  

I’m loving it!

Nao in Canning Vale : 0430 927 880

naomizuno0502<at>yahoo.co.jp


10 Comments on “Hair Rebonding”

  1. 1 Niina said at 7:46 am on December 12th, 2012:

    Your hair looks so good! My hair needs cutting too…maybe I will try this place. Is it ok if I can’t speak Japanese very well??

  2. 2 umepontarou said at 2:53 pm on December 12th, 2012:

    Hi Niina,
    Yes she speaks English 🙂
    She is more specialised in Asian hair though – but just cutting hair shouldn’t be a problem !

  3. 3 Niina said at 9:04 am on December 13th, 2012:

    Thanks Ume! Yes I didn’t inherit my dad’s hair so it’s a lot thinner than Japanese hair >_< I will email her some questions 🙂

  4. 4 Nancy said at 8:18 am on December 23rd, 2013:

    Do you know if Nao is still in Perth and doing hair? How can I contact her.

  5. 5 umepontarou said at 2:38 pm on February 8th, 2014:

    Hi Nancy
    So sorry for late reply!!!(>< ) Yes Nao is still in Perth doing business. You can email her at naomizuno0502yahoo.co.jp
    Hope you can reach her!!

  6. 6 ruuvipaalut said at 6:39 am on April 9th, 2015:

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  7. 7 Lilly said at 3:57 pm on April 8th, 2016:

    Hi, do you know if Nao is still in Perth? I tried to msg her but no replies 🙁 Thx

  8. 8 umepontarou said at 1:11 pm on May 19th, 2016:

    Oh really? I haven’t actually seen her for awhile. Try emailing her naomizuno0502yahoo.co.jp

  9. 9 Roberto said at 4:38 pm on June 7th, 2016:

    Good info. Lucky me I discovered your blog by accident (stumbleupon).
    I have book-marked it for later!

  10. 10 umepontarou said at 10:51 am on June 10th, 2016:

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