How often should I get a hair treatment?
It depends on your hair. Heavy color clients often add a treatment every visit. For mild damage or general maintenance, every 4 to 8 weeks works well. For severe damage, your stylist may suggest weekly treatments for the first month, then taper off.
Will a bond repair fix all my damage?
Bond repair rebuilds the bonds broken by chemical processing. It does not fix dryness, split ends, or mechanical damage from heat styling, so your stylist may pair it with a deep conditioning mask or a trim. They will tell you what is realistic for your hair.
What is a keratin smoothing treatment?
Our Keratherapy smoothing treatment is a keratin treatment that calms frizz, softens texture, and shortens your daily styling time. It keeps movement in your hair while making it more manageable, which is especially helpful in Arizona humidity.
Will a gloss change my color?
Only slightly. A gloss is meant to enhance and refine the color you already have, not create a dramatic change. Tones can shift warmer, cooler, or more vibrant, but your level stays the same.
Can I do a treatment at home instead?
At-home masks give incremental help and are great between visits. Salon treatments give a meaningful boost because of the products and technique we use. Many guests do both, and your stylist can recommend a simple home routine.
How long does a treatment last?
Bond builders show visible difference for a week or two, though the structural repair holds until the hair grows out or is processed again. A gloss or toner lasts about 4 to 8 weeks. A keratin smoothing treatment lasts longer, and your stylist will set expectations for your hair.
Can I get a treatment if my hair is already healthy?
Yes. Healthy hair benefits from preventative care, especially before a planned color service or harsh seasonal weather. A treatment helps keep hair strong before it is stressed, not just after.
Will a treatment make my hair greasy?
No. Modern treatments rinse cleanly. If hair feels greasy afterward, it was likely overconditioned for your hair type, and your stylist will adjust the next time.
Are treatments worth it for color clients?
Almost always, yes. A bond builder during lightening or color correction reduces damage and helps protect tone. Most experienced colorists treat it as standard for chemical work.
How much do hair treatments cost?
Pricing varies by treatment and hair length. Add-ons like a deep conditioning mask or scalp treatment cost less than standalone visits. Starting rates are listed on this page, and your stylist will confirm pricing before your service begins.
