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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Hair Gloss and Conditioning.
Results typically last 4–8 weeks depending on hair porosity, washing frequency, and sun exposure. Glosses fade gradually rather than lifting color; using sulfate-free, color-safe products and minimizing harsh washing will extend vibrancy between salon visits.
Yes — gloss and conditioning are ideal for chemically and color-treated hair. The treatment seals cuticles, enhances tone, and adds shine without lifting your base color. For very porous or fragile hair, your stylist will tailor product strength for safety.
Temporary: glosses deposit a sheer, semi-permanent layer that enhances tone and shine but won’t permanently change underlying color. The effect fades with washes; touch-ups every 4–8 weeks keep color looking fresh and luminous.
Arrive with dry, detangled hair free of heavy styling products. Bring any reference photos and inform your stylist about recent color services, allergies, or sensitivities. No need to pre-wash — we include a professional conditioning hairwash in the service.
A gloss smooths the cuticle and reduces frizz while improving the appearance of split or damaged ends, but it doesn’t repair structural damage. For deeper repair, combine glossing with bond-building treatments or trims for best results.
Avoid washing for 48 hours if possible and use sulfate-free, color-safe shampoos to prolong results. Minimize heat styling, always apply heat protectant, and schedule maintenance glosses every 4–8 weeks to sustain shine and tone.