Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Keratin Treatment.

A Keratin Treatment typically lasts between ten and sixteen weeks depending on hair type, texture, and aftercare routine. Fine hair may need touch-ups sooner; coarse or treated hair often holds longer. Use sulfate-free shampoos to extend results.

When applied by trained technicians, Keratin Treatments strengthen natural hair and are safe with most extension bonds. We assess extension type first; some methods require adjustments to protect adhesive or avoid heat that could compromise bonds.

Wait at least two weeks after coloring before a Keratin Treatment to let color settle and avoid altering tones. If you plan both services, book a color-first appointment or consult our stylists about the optimal sequence.

Aftercare includes using sulfate-free, keratin-friendly shampoos and conditioners, limiting washes to preserve the treatment, and avoiding strong clarifying products. Sleep on a silk pillowcase and use heat protectant when styling to maximize longevity and shine.

You can heat style after the required lock-in period, usually forty-eight to seventy-two hours as advised by your technician. Always apply a heat protectant and avoid extreme temperatures to preserve the keratin layer and prevent premature fading.

Ideal candidates include clients with frizzy, damaged, or unmanageable hair seeking smoother texture and reduced styling time. We perform a consultation to assess hair condition, chemical history, and extension types to ensure a safe, customized Keratin Treatment.