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Hair Rebonding

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Hair rebounding is a chemical hair treatment designed to straighten and smooth curly or wavy hair. The process involves applying a special solution that breaks down the hair's natural structure, followed by the use of a neutralizer to reform the hair into a straight, sleek texture. It not only straightens the hair but also makes it smoother, shinier, and more manageable.

Hair rebounding is ideal for those with frizzy, unruly hair who want a long-lasting straightening effect, typically lasting several months. The treatment can also help with hair elasticity and strength. However, because it involves strong chemicals, it's important to follow proper aftercare to maintain the results and prevent damage. It’s suitable for most hair types, though not recommended for severely damaged hair.

✨ Hair Rebonding at Home by Lipslay – Smooth, Sleek Hair with Expert Care

Transform your hair with Lipslay’s Hair Rebonding at Home service, available throughout Dubai, Sharjah, and UAE. Our skilled female stylists use premium products and professional techniques to straighten and smooth your hair, reducing frizz and making it easier to manage

🌟 Why Choose Lipslay Hair Rebonding?

  • Experienced female stylists trained in rebonding

  • Use of high-quality, safe straightening products

  • Hygienic and comfortable home service

  • Combine with makeup, massage, waxing, and more

Book your hair rebonding session today at Lipslay.com and enjoy salon-quality smooth hair without stepping out!


AED250.00

110 MINS

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Lipslay provides expert hair rebonding at home across UAE for silky, smooth hair. Combine with bridal makeup, waxing & full salon services. Book your session now! 💇‍♀️✨

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Frequently Asked Questions

Hair rebonding is a chemical hair straightening treatment that breaks the natural bonds in your hair structure (curly, wavy, or frizzy) and realigns them to create a permanently straight texture.
Hair rebonding is ideal for people with curly, wavy, frizzy, or unmanageable hair who want a sleek, straight look. However, it may not be suitable for heavily damaged or brittle hair.
Hair rebonding is permanent, meaning the treated hair remains straight until it grows out. You may need touch-ups every 4–6 months to straighten new hair growth at the roots.
Hair is washed with a mild shampoo. A chemical relaxant (cream or lotion) is applied to break the hair’s natural bonds. Hair is rinsed and blow-dried. A flat iron is used to straighten each section of hair. A neutralizer is applied to lock the new straight structure in place. Hair is rinsed again, blow-dried, and styled. The process can take 3–8 hours, depending on hair length, thickness, and texture.
Do not wash or wet your hair for at least 72 hours after the treatment. Use a sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner to maintain moisture. Avoid tying your hair or tucking it behind your ears for the first few days. Deep-condition your hair regularly to prevent dryness. Avoid excessive heat styling to minimize damage.
Yes, the treated portion remains straight permanently, but new growth will retain your natural texture.
When done by professionals using quality products, it's safe—but it does involve strong chemicals that can weaken hair over time.
No. Avoid washing your hair for at least 72 hours after the treatment.
Avoid tying, braiding, or tucking your hair behind ears for 3–5 days to prevent dents.
It can cause dryness, breakage, or hair fall if not done properly or if aftercare is ignored.
Use sulfate-free, protein-rich, and moisture-lock shampoos designed for chemically treated hair.
Once or twice a week with lightweight oils like argan or coconut oil is ideal.
Yes, but wait at least 4–6 weeks. Color can further dry or weaken your hair if done too soon.
Rebonding permanently straightens; keratin smooths and adds shine temporarily. Smoothening is gentler than rebonding but still semi-permanent.
Rebonding can reduce volume, especially at the roots. Proper styling and volumizing products can help.
No. It involves strong chemicals not recommended for pregnant women due to possible absorption and fumes.
Yes, but use a heat protectant and avoid frequent heat styling to preserve hair health.