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SAKURA MAINTENANCE KERATIN BRAZILLIAN PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Step 1: Wash With Clarifying Shampoo Scrub your hair using the clarifying shampoo. Remember, this is going to be the last time you will wash your hair for 3 days, so make it count! I lathered, rinsed, then repeated to make sure my hair was squeaky clean. Clarifying shampoos typically remove every bit of product and residue from your hair, so after rinsing, your hair will actually squeaky when you rub it, and will probably be a tangled mess. DO NOT use any conditioner after you shampoo. You want the hair to be porous to absorb the keratin treatment. To remove knots and tangles, gently use the wide-tooth comb to gradually separate and untangle hair. If you have a particularly stubborn knot, rub the center of it with your thumb and forefinger to loosen the hair, then gently un-knot using your fingers. Once all knots are removed, comb through one last time so that hair is smooth and tangle free Step 2: Dry Hair Completely Dry hair completely using a blow dryer set on high heat. Make sure hair is thoroughly dry before moving on to the next step. I dried my hair for about 8 minutes, then sat around for another 10 minutes only to find that it wasn't completely dry. I went back in and dried it for 5 more minutes until there was no moisture left. Step 3: Comb and Separate Hair Comb hair with a wide-tooth comb, again removing all knots and tangles. Hair will probably be puffy and straw-like, but don't worry—that's all about to change! Using large butterfly clips, separate your hair into 3 sections. Pin up both sides and most of the back, leaving the bottom section of hair hanging down. Step 4: Apply Keratin Treatment First, put on your plastic gloves! Empty the Keratin Treatment into a bowl and scoop out a small amount to apply to the sections of hair that are hanging down and not clipped up. Apply the keratin to the upper middle part of each section, then distribute it downwards and upwards, until the entire section of hair is coated. Rake through the strands with your (gloved!) fingers to ensure that all hair in the section is thoroughly coated. I'd suggest using a small amount to start so you don't run out. You can always go back and re-coat the strands once your entire head of hair is coated if you have left-over product. Note: You want the hair to be fully coated, but not sopping wet with the treatment. If you feel that you've applied too much product, comb through with the wide-tooth comb to remove any excess. Hair should be saturated with product, but not so wet that you see globs of the product on your strands. Step 5: Dry Hair on Medium Heat Completely dry the Keratin Treatment that you just placed in your hair. Using a hairdryer set to high speed, but medium heat, blow dry using either your hands or a vented brush to rake through and lift hair as you dry.