Soft rebonding is an excellent choice for those who want to keep their natural curls, without going overboard. This process uses keratin to create loose waves at the ends. It requires two to three days for the hair to be fully set, so it's important to wait a day or so before using heated styling tools. You should also avoid air-drying your rebonded hair for about six months. The main difference between direct and wave rebonding is the method used. While the traditional method involves applying a chemical treatment to your hair, it may not be effective for damaged or dry hair.

 

Despite the benefits of a rebonding session, you should avoid getting wet for 72 hours following the procedure to reduce breakage and damage. This treatment can also make your hair more prone to breakage, so choose a mild shampoo and conditioner before undergoing this procedure. In addition to soft rebonding, you can also opt for straight rebonding.

 

This method focuses on creating natural-looking straight hair, with minimal frizz and dryness. The two methods are often the same, but the soft rebonding method involves less heat and chemicals. It can also result in a more manageable hairstyle. However, both methods may damage your hair. While it is important to choose the right one for your unique needs, it is best to choose the type of treatment you prefer.