The Water Treatment for thicker longer hair.

[Auburn]

"Water Treatment -- an in-salon treatment, is the newest concept from Japan! It is based on the concept that the reduction of water in the cell is the cause of damage and aging. Purified water is applied to the scalp and an oxygen emitting tube is placed around your head. After 8 minutes we check to see if the water has been deposited. We check this by the temperature of the scalp. (It takes 8 minutes for the blood to be circulated throughout the body.) The process takes about 1 hour. The result is thicker hair because it is filled with moisture."

Source: http://www.sheknows.com/articles/7211.htm

Has anyone heard of this?

 

[Denise11]

Sounds like a waste of time and money (price of the oxygen tube) to me.

 

[msa]

Seems like I could just do that in the shower.

 

[Saida]

dosent make sense

 

[Leesh]

No I haven't but it sounds interesting.

 

[Pandora1975]

I'm guessing that this is the same as getting a steam treatment without the heat. I have (and just finished using) a clothes steamer that should give the same results.

 

[MAMATO]

Why would Japanese women need longer and thicker hair than they have now The concept is interesting, I've always thought hair grows from a humid scalp, but you can have the same result by baggying overnight, cowashing frequently, frequent spritzing of your scalp or moving to a humid country

 

[Pandora1975]

Why would Japanese women need longer and thicker hair than they have now The concept is interesting, I've always thought hair grows from a humid scalp, but you can have the same result by baggying overnight, cowashing frequently, frequent spritzing of your scalp or moving to a humid country

Keepin it simple, huh?

 

[onelove08]

Interesting info! Thanks for posting!

 

[berryblack]

Why would Japanese women need longer and thicker hair than they have now The concept is interesting, I've always thought hair grows from a humid scalp, but you can have the same result by baggying overnight, cowashing frequently, frequent spritzing of your scalp or moving to a humid country

I agree. The Japanese are always coming out with some innovative hair technology and they have some of the straightest, sleekest hair ever. They're like the ultimate product junkies!

 

[RadiantBeauty]

I agree. The Japanese are always coming out with some innovative hair technology and they have some of the straightest, sleekest hair ever. They're like the ultimate product junkies!

Lol! So true!

 

[that_1_grrrl]

Probably because the average Japanese woman does not have spectacular hair. The women see hair models with spectacular hair, and marketers can then prey on their self-esteem.

You know, just like they do here.

Why would Japanese women need longer and thicker hair than they have now The concept is interesting, I've always thought hair grows from a humid scalp, but you can have the same result by baggying overnight, cowashing frequently, frequent spritzing of your scalp or moving to a humid country

 

[tiffanyoneal]

WOW, that is some great info. I dont know anything about it but I'm open to see what its about..let me go check it out. Thanks for posting.

Off topic:I am going to have to steal your siggy! I love it!

 

[SweetSpirit86]

Probably because the average Japanese woman does not have spectacular hair. The women see hair models with spectacular hair, and marketers can then pray on their self-esteem.

You know, just like they do here.

Pretty much. A lot of have thin, wispy hair. Still a gorgeous shade and length, but still...thin equates to "EEK, closer to being bald!"