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Frizzy, faded through the lengths, and filmed before anything has been done to it.

This is the consultation shot from a stylist's Lourich Keratin Complex rebonding service - light brown hair with the colour worn out toward the ends and a lot of surface frizz, with the two Keratin Complex sachets in frame. The "damage no more" line is the stylist's own overlay, not ours. Rebonding straightens; it does not undo previous damage, and a good stylist will say so at the consultation.

What it does suit is exactly this: wavy, frizzy hair where the client wants it smooth and straight for months at a time.

Rebonding is a professional chemical service. Hairstuff supplies Lourich Keratin Complex to salons and qualified stylists on a trade account. Monteith Crescent, Remuera. Mon-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 10am-1pm.

Rainbow tinsel, a garden, and a bowl of Karseell collagen mask.

This is one of Karseell's own stunt clips - long dark hair threaded with holographic tinsel, head bent forward over a bowl, mask and maca oil on the bench beside it. It is entertainment first, so take it as that.

The one thing worth copying is the direction: the hair goes into the mask ends first, because the ends are the oldest part of the hair and the part that needs it most. Roots last, if at all.

Karseell Maca Power collagen mask is a retail line at Hairstuff, so you do not need a trade account for it. Monteith Crescent, Remuera. Mon-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 10am-1pm.

Lourich Keratin Complex, the product side of a rebonding service.

The sachet turning on screen is the Keratin Complex Rebonding Cream, the straightening step of a Lourich rebonding. It comes in 1250ml sachets rather than tubs, which is how a salon gets through a full service without wasting product.

Rebonding is a chemical straightening service and it stays in professional hands. Hairstuff supplies Lourich to salons and qualified stylists on a trade account. Stylists can ask us for a price list; clients can ask their stylist whether it suits their hair.

Hairstuff, Monteith Crescent, Remuera. Mon-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 10am-1pm.

A full rebonding demo, start to finish.

This is the whole Lourich Keratin Complex service in one clip: sectioning, the No.1 cream applied root to end, processing time, rinse, blow-dry, flat iron, then the No.2 neutraliser to lock the new shape in, and the final rinse. Two sachets, one appointment, most of an afternoon.

Watch how the stylist works in small, clean sections at every stage. That is the difference between a rebonding that sits flat for months and one that reverts at the roots in weeks - the product is the same; the hands are not.

Lourich Keratin Complex is a trade-only line, supplied to salons through a Hairstuff trade account. Stylists: see it on Monteith Crescent, Remuera, Mon-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 10am-1pm. Clients: ask your salon whether they use Lourich.

Auburn hair, filmed from behind before a Lourich Keratin Complex rebonding service. The " " overlay is the stylist's own - this clip comes from a mobile hairdresser who works with Lourich, and we have left it as shot.

Worth noticing: the wave through the mid-lengths and the way the ends splay. That is the texture a rebonding is asked to remove, and it is the reason the consultation matters more than the product. Hair this length needs a full two-sachet service, the No.1 cream and the No.2 neutraliser, and a stylist who sections properly.

Lourich Keratin Complex is a trade-only line. Salons and mobile stylists open a trade account with Hairstuff and buy it on Monteith Crescent, Remuera - Mon-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 10am-1pm.

If you are a client, ask your stylist whether they use Lourich. We can tell you who does.

Black hair after a Lourich Keratin Complex rebonding service, filmed against a branch of blossom in the salon. The light sits on it in one flat band from the crown to the ends, which is what a rebonding is for.

A rebonding is a two-part chemical service. Sachet No.1 is the Keratin Complex Rebonding Cream that softens and reshapes the hair; No.2 is the neutraliser that locks the new shape in. Between them sits the flat-iron step, and that is where a stylist earns the result.

For stylists: Lourich Keratin Complex is supplied through a Hairstuff trade account. Come and see the sachets on Monteith Crescent, Remuera - Mon-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 10am-1pm.

For everyone else: this is a salon service, not a home one. Ask your stylist whether they use Lourich.

Burgundy hair, white frizz through the ends, giant yellow scissors, and a bowl of Karseell collagen mask turning pink. Yes, it is a stunt. No, we do not cut the ends off with novelty scissors.

What the format gets right, underneath the theatre: the mask goes on wet hair, and the ends go in first. Coloured hair - this red included - is usually driest at the ends, so that is where a collagen mask earns its keep.

The version that works at home: shampoo, squeeze the water out, scoop the Karseell collagen mask through from mid-length to ends, comb it so every section is coated, leave it a few minutes, rinse well. On fresh colour, keep the water cool.

Karseell masks are on the shelf at Hairstuff, Monteith Crescent, Remuera - Mon-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 10am-1pm. No trade account needed.

Frizz to the bowl. Long black hair with a band of dry, frizzy orange through the ends, a pair of oversized pink scissors, and a glass bowl of Karseell collagen mask on the bench.

This is the stunt format Karseell's creators love - the snip, the dunk, the flick - and it is entertainment first. The one thing worth taking from it is real: a collagen mask goes on wet hair, and the ends go in first, because that is the part that needs it most.

What we actually recommend at Hairstuff: shampoo, squeeze the water out, work the Karseell Maca Power collagen mask through from mid-length to ends with a comb, leave it a few minutes, rinse. Skip the scissors.

Karseell is on the shelf at Hairstuff, Monteith Crescent, Remuera. Mon-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 10am-1pm - no trade account needed for the masks.

Long, dark and glossy, straight from root to end. This is the finished result of a Lourich Keratin Complex rebonding service - the point where the client sees the mirror for the first time.

What the footage shows is the light running down the length in one unbroken line. That comes from the hair sitting flat and uniform after the two-step process: the No.1 cream to soften and reshape, then the No.2 to set it.

Lourich Keratin Complex is a professional rebonding system and is supplied to salons through a trade account with Hairstuff. If you are a stylist and want to see the sachets before you commit to a service, we are on Monteith Crescent, Remuera, Mon-Fri 10am-5pm and Sat 10am-1pm.

Clients: ask your salon whether they work with Lourich.