Bioma Oat Rebonding is a Japanese-formulated acid protein rebonding treatment that claims 90% repair and only 10% gentle straightening. Instead of forcing hair straight with a high-alkali cream, it repairs the hair while it straightens, so hair comes out immediately silky and shiny rather than dry and brittle.
Core technology: acid protein straightening, not strong alkaline chemicals
The Bioma difference is its Acid Protein formula. Traditional rebonding creams depend on strong alkaline chemicals that force the cuticle open and change the hair’s internal structure, which always causes serious protein loss. Bioma’s acid protein actively fills the empty spaces in the damaged cuticle and rebuilds the hair’s core.
- 90% treatment + 10% straightening: it no longer straightens by damaging the hair, but repairs while letting the hair “drink” enough moisture to become straight.
- The natural power of oat: the oat extract in the formula is the most effective anti-frizz weapon, able to reduce frizz by up to 90% even in Malaysia’s hot and humid weather.
Bioma vs traditional rebonding cream: what is the difference?
The biggest difference is pH: Bioma is weakly acidic and very gentle, while traditional rebonding is highly alkaline, strong and harsh.
- Core principle: Bioma is 90% treatment + 10% straightening; traditional rebonding is 100% chemicals.
- pH level: Bioma is weakly acidic (very gentle); traditional rebonding is highly alkaline (strong and harsh).
- Effect on hair: Bioma is 0% damage; traditional rebonding loses protein and leaves hair brittle.
- Durability: Bioma lasts 24 to 36 weeks; traditional rebonding lasts around 3 to 6 months.
How long does Bioma Oat Rebonding last?
The straightening effect of Bioma Oat Rebonding holds for 24 to 36 weeks. That is slightly shorter than the 3 to 6 months of traditional rebonding, but what you get in return is 0% damage and an intact hair structure.
Gentle technology still needs the right technique
Even though Bioma is gentle and preserves the hair structure, a rebonding process still needs the correct sequence of steps: from washing and applying the cream, through stretching, all the way to the neutralising stage. Salons should get the full step-by-step method right before mixing anything, so a good product is not wasted.
Who is Bioma Oat Rebonding for?
It suits clients whose hair is already dry, split, coarse or breaking, but who still want straight hair. Salon stylists can also use it as a gentler alternative to traditional high-alkali rebonding for customers who worry about hair damage.
Summary: Bioma Oat Rebonding delivers a Japanese acid protein approach of 90% repair and 10% gentle straightening, making it an option for anyone who wants straight hair without wrecking it. To find out which set suits your salon, or to view the product page, just message us on WhatsApp.