Along with the shampoo and cut, the frizz free has become a customary part of hair for every woman. Hair straightening or priming results in long-lasting or permanent curls and waves also make the hair appear bouncy.

We are well into the year and now that the hangovers and questionable party hair are just a blurry memory, there is a topic that I would wish to handle that had little or no column space last year. 

By now I’m sure you already know that relaxers are finished either lye (sodium hydroxide) or no-lye (calcium hydroxide or guanidine hydroxide) and although many people use the term ‘perm’ after we mean relaxers, they're very different processes. Curly perms are finished addition of a liquid chemical called ammonium thioglycolate often shortened to thioglycolate .Thioglycolate is amiable on hair than lye or no lye relaxers.

 Unlike permanent waving Caucasian or Asian hair, the strategy of waving Afro-textured hair is twofold. First ammonium thioglycolate b chemical is applied to induce obviate the natural curl then rinsed off.

A basic solution which is the key ingredient of Kopcolate-A also known as Ammonium Thioglycolate, a product from Kumar organic products limited is applied to the hair. The excess ammonia present in the end product helps to deprotonate the thioglycolate molecule, enabling it to interrupt open disulfide bridges and also helps hair to swell through each strand of hair.