Your Hair Questions, My Answers

A common mistake I see is clients asking whether they should color their hair before a treatment or after. If you want rich, natural-looking tones, always get the treatment first, then the color. Do it in reverse, and your color will fade significantly faster. We always analyze your hair health before suggesting a sequence, so you never waste your time or money.

Making Sense of Hair Treatments

Many clients come to us feeling overwhelmed by the terminology. Is it Keratin? Botox? Nanoplastia? Let's clear the confusion:

• The Botox vs. Nano debate: Think of Nanoplastia as a boost for shine and light repair. If your hair needs a total reset and deep repair, Botox is your best friend.
• Straightening vs. Smoothness: A crucial truth—these are protein treatments, not chemical straighteners. They won't make your hair stick-straight, but they will remove the frizz and make your hair manageable and smooth.

Why Your Treatment Might Fade

It is heartbreaking to see a treatment fade after just a few weeks. It usually isn't the fault of the salon—it is the aftercare.

• Sulfates are the enemy: If your shampoo is loaded with sulfates, it is stripping the treatment right out of your hair every time you wash.
• Heat protection: Using straighteners or blow dryers without heat protection will undo the bond we created during your session.
• The maintenance routine: Invest in a sulfate-free shampoo and a weekly mask. Your treatment can last months longer if you treat your hair with care at home.

The Sequence: Color or Treatment?

If you have limited time and want to do both, the order matters immensely. If you love deep, natural shades, we prioritize the treatment first to avoid fading. If you are aiming for lighter, more vibrant shades, we might adjust the sequence. We do not believe in standard procedures for everyone; we believe in doing what is right for your specific hair texture and history.