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Frequently Asked Questions
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Typical results last several weeks, often six to twelve weeks depending on hair type, texture, and how well you follow aftercare. Use sulfate-free shampoo, limit washing frequency, and avoid harsh heat to extend smoothness and shine.
Yes — most keratin formulas are safe for color-treated and chemically processed hair when applied by a professional. It can enhance color longevity and shine, though a consultation is recommended to confirm compatibility and timing between color services and the keratin treatment.
No — keratin smoothing tempers curl and reduces frizz rather than permanently altering your hair's natural structure. Effects vary by hair type and formula; you'll see smoother, more manageable hair with preserved movement, not a chemical straightening change that is permanent.
Arrive with clean, product-free hair — avoid heavy oils or leave-ins for at least 48 hours. If you have recent color or chemical services, mention them. Your stylist may recommend a trim or consultation to determine the best formula and timing.
Use sulfate-free, sodium-chloride-free shampoos and conditioners, avoid washing hair too often, and protect from chlorine or saltwater. Limit heat styling and always use a heat protectant. Follow salon guidelines and schedule recommended touch-ups to maintain optimal results.
Yes — many formulas are suitable for fine or damaged hair, but a customized approach is essential. Your stylist will assess porosity and damage level and choose a gentler concentration or alternative treatment to strengthen strands without over-processing.
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