Hair Treatments for Dry Hair at a Salon

A treatment that relinks broken disulphide bonds in the hair's cortex. Used during lightening it limits damage as it happens; used afterwards it repairs. For anyone lightening more than two levels, it is not optional.

Yes, and coloured hair usually needs it. Lightening breaks bonds and raises porosity, leaving hair fragile and fast to lose moisture.

Three things. Humidity frizz means a lifted cuticle letting water in. Damage frizz means broken bonds, worst at the mid-lengths and ends. Dryness frizz means moisture loss across the whole head.

Yes. Hair that snaps on a wet-stretch test should not receive keratin or lightening. We propose a repair course first. It costs us the booking and saves you a haircut.

A float test. A shed strand dropped in water sinks quickly if high porosity, floats if low. High porosity needs protein and sealants; low porosity needs heat and lightweight humectants.