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What Our Clients Say
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Scalp Treatment.
Frequency depends on your scalp condition: oily or flaky scalps often benefit from treatments every three to four weeks, while balanced scalps may need monthly or quarterly maintenance. Your stylist will recommend a personalized schedule after consultation.
Yes. The treatment removes buildup and soothes irritation while targeted products can address fungal or inflammatory causes. With recommended at-home care and anti-dandruff products, most clients notice visible reduction in flakes and itching after a few sessions.
Yes. Our Scalp Treatment is safe for color-treated and chemically processed hair; we customize products and techniques to protect color and hair integrity. Tell your stylist about recent services so we can schedule treatments at the optimal time.
Appointments typically range from 30 to 60 minutes depending on consultation, deep-cleansing steps, scalp massage, and any add-on serums or masks. We'll outline the expected time when booking so you can plan accordingly.
No. Properly performed treatments are designed to balance the scalp, not strip it. After rinsing and conditioning, hair should feel clean and healthier. We select formulations based on your oil level to avoid residue or excessive dryness.
Yes, often. We start with a thorough consultation and patch test to determine suitable ingredients. For medical conditions like severe psoriasis or open wounds, we may request medical clearance or refer you to a dermatologist.