Rebonding is the hottest new thing to hit the hair scene. Demand for it is so great, salons like The Hair Shop have had to limit the number of customers wanting it each day.
"Rebonding takes out the kinks that get in the way of dead-straight hair," says Sam Koh of The Hair Shop.
With rebonding hair stays straight even after shampoo. Straight hair achieved through crimping disappears the minute you wash it. Rebonding also frees you to colour, bleach or whatever, as early as a week after the process - unlike straight perms, which would have damaged your hair had you opted for any further process, like streaking.
So if you want to be the Queen of Sleek, have $400 to spare and don't mind spending three to six hours sitting still, head now to the salon nearest you with this latest offering.

Different Strokes

Rebonding is the answer if you want to straighten the natural waves in your hair. Each hair type is different - it waves and fall differently, so the way the rebonding 's done and the time taken varies according to the hair character.
"For instance, if the hair has more 'bounce' with volume near the roots, then we do not rebond the roots. Rebonding has to be done to suit each woman's hair," explains Sam