After a couple times being a paying customer of Focus Hairdressing for their Mucota Opera Rebonding (read my past review HERE), I was really glad to be offered a sponsored session of their latest Mucota Omega Oil Therapy!
This sponsorship was like a God-send for me because I was already having some problems with my hair after a bleach and I was already searching up Google for Mucota DYNA treatment, doing some planning to make a trip back down to Focus to save my dying (or pretty dead) hair. I didn't have any qualms accepting this offer for another rebonding session at all despite my hair ends are already pretty fried, albeit I did warn them my hair is cui from a recent bleach just in case they didn't want to sponsor someone with dead hair and possibly ruin their reputation.
Well, Focus has given me soft and smooth rebonded hair like no other before, twice (or thrice). And I willingly paid my money for that, meaning to say I truly trust them.
And this time, it's FREE! YAYYY!
-picture credits to FocusHairdressing-
I was also pleasantly surprised to find out that they have undergone a renovation and the place does look much less 'neighbourhood-ish' after the shopfront's makeover.
Omega Oil Therapy is a healing hair treatment that prevents iron damage, provides moisture and leaves a silky shine to the hair. It is specially formulated to help promote shine and softness in our hair.
And now, let the pictures do some in-depth talking....
Was told by Ken, their senior stylist, that the main difference between DYNA and Omega is, apart from the oils they contain (DYNA is all about argan oil), is that Omega is still more of rebonding while DYNA is more of treatment. Hence, for fellow ladies with more stubborn curls in their hair, Omega might be a better choice for you if you want to achieve straighter looking hair.
Initially, when heard that my hair is damaged from bleaching, Ken did mention that they will usually advise to do DYNA for bleached hair but after accessing my hair condition (partially revived from the all the keratin hair mask I've been doing on a daily basis for the week), I was given a choice of either DYNA or Omega, which I opted for the latter due to promises of much straighter looking hair.
One of the main characteristic of Mucota Omega (a difference to Mucota Opera), a set of 3 products that was applied to our hair in 3 phases.
CS+1: A pre-treatment agent with cationic chitosan, medowfoam oil, keratin to help protect our hair from the chemicals and prevent our hair proteins from leaching out.
CS+2: A heat protecting treatment with anionic chitosan, shea butter, castor oil and jojoba seed oil to protect our hair from dryness and heat from the flat iron. The anionic chitosan also forms an ionic complex with the cationic chitosan in CS+1 to firmly protect our hair from the heat.
CS+3: A after-treatment with macadamia nut oil, hydrolysed collagen, fatty acids and latic acid. There's also two types of seaweed extract to give our hair a lustrous and smooth finish, hold moisture and promotes hair growth. The lactic acid also helps to neutralise the alkali from the previous chemical process to keep our hair texture smooth and healthy.
While waiting to wash off the rebonding cream...
Other than an upgrade of shine and softness in our hair, I realised that Omega also gives a slightly shorter waiting time as compared to Opera.
And TADAA~
After Ken's 2.5 hours of hard work on my thicker than average hair. Apart from the obvious straightness and less fried-looking ends, there's also a glowy shine in my hair, which is one of the main selling point of Mucota Omega Oil Therapy. The shine should be even more obvious in unbleached, healthier hair.
And to show you how much this Omega Oil Therapy has helped me, let me show you how my ends looked like before I went to Focus.
Yes, they were fried, no doubt.
And the frizz in my hair was just, explosive. And I started to see a resemblance to this little guy whenever I see myself in the mirror.
Golden Lion Tamarin.
So now, about 1 week after my Mucota Omega Oil Therapy, my hair has developed a slight natural wave in my hair to frame my face (and glasses) nicely just like how my previous Mucota Opera has turned out. My hair remains soft and smooth, and my ends (though not 'on par' with my roots) were no longer extremely dry and scratchy.
For more information on Focus Hairdressing and their current promotions for Mucota Omega Oil Therapy (and Opera Rebonding), do visit their Facebook page HERE
Till then,
Mia Foo
That was indeed a transformation. Your hair looked nice before but now it looks so much better ( softer and fresher)
ReplyDeleteHooray for free pampering! Your hair looks better after the therapy!
ReplyDeleteThe results are quite wonderful! Your hair improved dramatically after the treatment :D
ReplyDeleteI guess you will never use bleach again? That hair was fried and glad you had a sense of humor about it. Free is always welcome!
ReplyDeleteyup, i'm gonna say NO to bleach from now on. never again will i agree to do a bleach on my hair....
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ReplyDeleteWow, 2.5 hours of work on hair! What do you normally do while waiting for the treatment to end?
ReplyDeleteI haven't dyed my hair in almost seven years. I could use a good treatment like this anyhow since I've been going to the beach so much.
ReplyDeleteYour hair looks so lively after the therapy. How beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI didn't know Omega 3 is also used to treat hair. I thought it's only for the heart. :) Nice hair!
ReplyDeleteNaise. I've heard of this therapy and it's very popular in various salon! I'm under Shunji though, so not sure if they have it/
ReplyDeleteaccording to Focus, only 20+ salons in singapore carries Mucota Omega for now.
Deleteoh my, this sounds amazing! look at how shiny and healthy your hair looks now. very impressed
ReplyDeleteThey did a great job on your hair even especially when it settled down. Funny how you compared it to the golden lion tamarin.
ReplyDeleteomg! you madr me laugh so hard vecause of that hair comparison to that little monkey. oil in our hair is best. actually you can use mayonaise for your hair. let it sit on your hair for 30mins then wash off with shampoo and conditioner.
ReplyDeleteomg! you madr me laugh so hard vecause of that hair comparison to that little monkey. oil in our hair is best. actually you can use mayonaise for your hair. let it sit on your hair for 30mins then wash off with shampoo and conditioner.
ReplyDeletewow! what a transformation, They did a good job and yes bleaching is bad for the the hair.
ReplyDeleteWhen it comes to beauty innovations, Japan is never left behind. This omega oil therapy really sounds interesting. Gone are the days when we'd worry about hair damages caused by hair ironing. Your hair looks super nice!
ReplyDeleteNice hair color, it makes you look fairer. I am thinking of coloring my hair too but not sure which color to choose. I m working in corporate so those too light colour is not really favourable but the subtle ones are alright to work.
ReplyDeleteI really laughed when you compared your hair to the tamarin, haha. At least now it looks healthier and you feel more confident about it!
ReplyDeleteYou are so lucky to have a free hair pampering! I've been wanting to go to the salon because my hair is starting to get dry again.
ReplyDeleteYou are so lucky to have a free hair pampering! I've been wanting to go to the salon because my hair is starting to get dry again.
ReplyDeleteYour hairs are really looking very manageable and straight after the use.
ReplyDeleteLove the transformation! Your coloured hair now looks healthier and shinier :D
ReplyDeleteI am so glad your hair managed to get "saved"!
ReplyDeleteDo u experience hairfall? Cause i did mucota argan oil tebonding b4 but i had rly bad hairfall after that So actually omega is rebonding+ treatment instead of fully treatment?
ReplyDeletemucota argan oil rebonding? do you mean DYNA? I didn't experience bad hairfall at all. where did you do your dyna?
DeleteI did it at the same salon after reading ur initial reviews actually:(
Deleteerm, I've nv done dyna before.my initial review was on opera rebonding. this review is on omega rebonding....
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ReplyDeleteCan I ask your honest opinion if Mucota Omega hair rebonding or mucota dyna treatment is more lasting? Does the effect really has a big difference? Can share with me ur experiences? haha
Thank you!
Jo
I didn't try out dyna so I can't advise on you that. but I'm heard of acquaintances doing dyna at other salons that lasted only about 3 to 6 months. but omega is rebonding, so unless you have extremely stubborn tight curls, your rebonded hair should remain relatively straight until it's time flour you to touch up your curly roots.
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