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What Our Clients Say
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Monique is fantastic! She did a beautiful job styling my hair to prep for a wedding and wa...more
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Truly one of the best salon experiences I’ve had. Monique takes the time to understand you...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Keratin Treatment.
Most clients enjoy results for three to six months. Longevity depends on hair porosity, maintenance, frequency of washing, and using sulfate-free products. Touch-ups can extend smooth results; consult your stylist for a personalized timeline and recommended aftercare.
Yes—Keratin Treatment is generally safe for colored or chemically treated hair when applied by our trained stylists. It can enhance color longevity and smoothness, but some formulas may slightly relax texture. A consultation and strand test ensure best results.
A Keratin Treatment relaxes and smooths curls but doesn't permanently eliminate natural curl pattern. Results vary by hair type and strength of formula; expect softer, looser curls or waves for several months while maintaining healthier, more manageable texture.
Wait 48 to 72 hours before washing or tying hair, unless advised otherwise. Use sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner, limit chlorine exposure, protect from heat, and schedule recommended follow-up appointments to preserve the smoothing effect and shine.
Most clients are eligible, but we require an in-salon consultation. Certain medical conditions, pregnancy, or recent chemical services may affect suitability. A stylist will assess hair health, recommend the right formula, and perform a patch test when necessary.
Appointments typically take 90 to 180 minutes depending on hair length and thickness. Time includes consultation, cleansing, application, processing, blow-dry, and flat-ironing. Your stylist will give a precise estimate when booking based on your hair needs.
