Safety & rules · 9 May 2017 · 1 min read
Formaldehyde testing in salons
Formaldehyde testing in salons
Formaldehyde is a gas and it can be easily measured in the salon air with a simple test for 20minutes during the treatment process.
I highly recommend to test the formaldehyde level before and during the treatment regularly to every stylist, and hair salon when they offering Keratin services, even if they think they do not use formaldehyde-based Keratin treatmentDOWN, as there are manufacturers don't say the truth about the level of formaldehyde in the products.
As of today I haven't seen anyone testing for formaldehyde, so if you a professional please look up my blog for info how to do the procedure, and where to order your kit and pricing etc
Zoltan is a hair texture specialist in Mayfair, London, perming since 1991 and straightening since 1999.
“Zoltan Vargyai is on a one-man mission to eradicate dryness and damage from London’s hairdos.”
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