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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Keratin Treatment.
Results typically last three to five months, depending on hair type, aftercare, and exposure to humidity. Fine hair may relax sooner; with proper maintenance and sulfate-free products, many clients enjoy sleek, frizz-free hair through multiple months before reapplication is recommended.
Not always; keratin treatments smooth and loosen curl pattern rather than permanently straightening. Degree of straightening depends on formulation, application technique, and hair type. For maximal straightness, discuss straitening-focused keratin options or combined techniques with your stylist during consultation.
We recommend consulting your physician. Many stylists postpone chemical treatments during pregnancy as a precaution due to potential fumes and sensitivities. If approved, request low-odor, formaldehyde-free formulas and ensure excellent salon ventilation and communication with your stylist.
Wait the advised time before shampooing (usually 48-72 hours). Use sulfate-free shampoos and gentle products to preserve keratin. Limit heat styling, protect hair from chlorine and salt water, and schedule touch-ups as recommended for longevity and optimal results.
Yes; it's common to color before keratin treatments to ensure accurate tone. If coloring after, wait at least two weeks to let keratin settle. Your stylist will recommend sequencing to protect hair integrity and achieve desired color and smoothing outcomes.
Very fine, chemically compromised, or severely damaged hair may need a tailored approach; some stylists advise lighter formulas or conditioning treatments first. A professional consultation and strand test ensure safety and determine if keratin is appropriate for your hair's condition.