Hair Grooming JB

Korean hair styling refers to the various hair trends, techniques, and styles that are popular and originated in South Korea. Korean hairstyles are known for their versatility, creativity, and emphasis on natural beauty. Korean hair styling has gained global popularity due to the influence of K-pop idols, Korean dramas, and the K-beauty culture.

Haircut:
The hairstylist trims, shapes, or restyles the hair based on the individual's preferences and desired look. The haircut is done before the other treatments to ensure a fresh base for the subsequent processes.

Rebonding:
Hair rebonding is a hair treatment that permanently straightens the hair.

Haircut:
The haircut involves trimming, shaping, or restyling the hair to achieve the desired length and shape. People get haircuts for various reasons, such as maintaining their current hairstyle, trying out a new look, removing split ends, or refreshing their overall appearance.

Hair Cut:
A haircut is a common hairstyling practice that involves trimming or shaping the hair to achieve a desired length and style.

Heat Perm:
A hot perm, also known as a "digital perm" or "thermal perm," is a type of hair perming technique that involves using heated rods or thermal tools during the perming process.

Hair Cut:
A haircut is a common hairstyling practice that involves trimming or shaping the hair to achieve a desired length and style. 

Down Perm:
This technique is generally used to prevent the sides of your hair fluffed for a longer period of time.

Haircut:
The haircut involves trimming, shaping, or restyling the hair to achieve the desired length and shape. People get haircuts for various reasons, such as maintaining their current hairstyle, trying out a new look, removing split ends, or refreshing their overall appearance.

Haircut:
The haircut involves trimming, shaping, or restyling the hair to achieve the desired length and shape. People get haircuts for various reasons, such as maintaining their current hairstyle, trying out a new look, removing split ends, or refreshing their overall appearance.

Cut and Bleach:
This combination involves getting a haircut followed by a bleaching treatment. Here's how the process typically works:

Haircut
The hairstylist trims, shapes, or restyles the hair based on the individual's preferences and desired look.

Haircut:
A haircut involves trimming, shaping, or restyling the hair to achieve a desired length and shape. People get haircuts for various reasons, such as maintaining their current hairstyle, removing split ends and damaged hair, trying out a new look, or refreshing their overall appearance.

Features & Benefits:

Anti-Frizz Serums
These lightweight, silicone-based products are applied to damp or dry hair to tame frizz, add shine, and create a smooth finish.

Anti-Frizz Creams
Cream-based products provide moisture and control frizz, especially for those with dry or coarse hair.

Features & Benefits:

Strengthens the hair
Collagen can help strengthen the hair shaft, reducing breakage and split ends.

Improves elasticity
Collagen enhances the hair's elasticity, making it more resistant to damage and breakage.

Features & Benefits:

Hydration
The treatment can deeply moisturize the hair, helping to address dryness and brittleness caused by environmental factors, heat styling, or chemical treatments.

Improved texture
By adding moisture to the hair, the treatment can enhance the overall texture, making the hair feel silkier and more touchable.

Features & Benefits:

Scalp exfoliation
Removing dead skin cells and excess oil from the scalp can promote a healthier environment for hair growth and reduce issues like dandruff.

Scalp hydration
Deeply moisturizing the scalp can help alleviate dryness, itchiness, and flakiness, enhancing overall scalp health.

Rebond + Perm, also known as "hair rebonding with perm" or "rebonding perm," is a combination of two hair treatments: hair rebonding and hair perming. It involves straightening the hair with a hair rebonding treatment and then adding curls or waves through a hair perming process.

Hair rebonding, also known as "Japanese hair straightening" or "thermal reconditioning," is a hair treatment that permanently straightens the hair by breaking and rearranging the natural bonds in the hair's protein structure. The process uses a combination of chemicals and heat to alter the hair's shape and texture, leaving it sleek, smooth, and straight.

A root perm, also known as a "root lift perm" or "root volume perm," is a type of hair perming technique that focuses on adding volume and lift to the roots of the hair, particularly near the crown area. It is designed to create more volume at the hair's base, giving the hair a lifted and fuller appearance.

Features & Benefits:

Longer-lasting results
Hot perms generally offer more long-lasting curls or waves compared to traditional cold perms, with the curls holding their shape for an extended period.

This technique is generally used to prevent the sides of your hair fluffed for a longer period of time. Down perm will also cost you less number of in-salon visits, as you can let your hair grow out instead of revisiting your stylist from time to time to get a trim.

- Long-Lasting Curls That Look Natural.

An iron perm, also known as a "straight perm" or "thermal reconditioning," is a hair treatment used to permanently straighten naturally curly or wavy hair. Unlike temporary straightening methods that involve heat styling tools, an iron perm chemically alters the hair's structure to make it straight.

A cold perm, also known as a "cold wave" or "acid perm," is a hair treatment used to create long-lasting curls or waves in the hair. Unlike traditional hot perms that use heat to set the curls, cold perms use a chemical process to alter the hair's structure and create the desired curl pattern.

Hair touch-up refers to the process of addressing new hair growth or covering up root regrowth with hair color that matches the rest of the hair.

Features & Benefits:

Covering up gray hair
As people age, gray or white hair may start to appear at the roots.

Hair Highlights:
Hair highlighting involves coloring specific strands or sections of hair in a lighter shade than the natural hair color. Highlights are used to add dimension and depth to the hair, creating a contrast between the lighter and darker shades. They can be achieved using various techniques, such as foiling, balayage, or ombre.

Features & Benefits:

Aesthetic appeal
Changing hair color can be a way to enhance one's appearance, experiment with different looks, and express individuality and creativity.

Features & Benefits:

Maintenance
Regular haircuts help maintain the health of your hair. Trimming the ends removes split ends and prevents them from traveling up the hair shaft, leading to healthier-looking hair.

Style
Many people get haircuts to change or update their hairstyle.