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What Our Clients Say
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Keratin Treatment.
Most clients enjoy smooth, frizz-reduced hair for two to five months depending on hair type, lifestyle, and aftercare. Fine hair may relax faster; thicker or less porous hair often retains results longer. Regular sulfate-free maintenance extends longevity.
A Keratin Treatment typically smooths and relaxes curls rather than completely straightening them. The level of straightening depends on the formula and technique; discuss desired results with your stylist to customize strength and maintain natural texture.
Yes—Keratin Treatments are generally safe for color-treated or processed hair when performed by a professional. They can seal color and improve shine, but timing and product choice matter; wait recommendations may apply after recent chemical services.
Appointments usually take 90 to 180 minutes depending on hair length, thickness, and whether color or trims are included. Consultations help determine timing so we can deliver safe, precise application and heat sealing tailored to your hair.
Use sulfate-free shampoos and conditioners, avoid washing or tying hair for the first 48–72 hours if instructed, and limit clarifying products. Regular trims and gentle, heat-protectant styling extend results and maintain hair health.
Often yes—Keratin Treatments can strengthen and smooth damaged or bleached hair by filling gaps in the cuticle. A thorough consultation and patch test are required to assess porosity, minimize risk, and customize formulation for fragile hair.