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Get answers to common questions about Keratin Treatment.
You’ll notice smoother, shinier hair with reduced frizz and improved manageability immediately after treatment. Results typically last several weeks to months depending on hair type, maintenance, and product use. Styling becomes quicker and hair looks healthier overall.
Most clients enjoy smooth, frizz-reduced hair for eight to twelve weeks, sometimes longer with proper care. Longevity depends on hair porosity, washing frequency, sulfates in products, and heat styling. We recommend sulfate-free maintenance products to extend results.
Yes — most keratin formulas are compatible with color-treated hair and can enhance shine. We recommend coloring at least two weeks before or after treatment to protect results. Your stylist will assess hair condition to choose the appropriate formula and timing.
Appointments typically last two to four hours depending on hair length, thickness, and processing time. Shorter hair requires less time; longer or chemically complex hair can take longer. Your stylist will provide a time estimate during booking so you can plan accordingly.
Use sulfate-free shampoos and conditioners, avoid washing for 48–72 hours, and limit heavy sweating or swimming initially. Regular touch-ups and professional products help maintain smoothness. Your stylist will recommend a personalized homecare routine to preserve results and hair health.
Keratin can improve appearance of chemically damaged hair by smoothing and strengthening strands, but it won’t fully repair severe damage. We’ll evaluate elasticity and porosity; sometimes a restorative conditioning plan or trimming is recommended before treatment to ensure safe, effective results.