Treatments (Hair & Scalp)
Suggested Donation: $60-300+
Deep conditioning treatments for hair is like a spa day for your precious locks. It's a luxurious, intensive treatment that goes beyond your regular run-of-the-mill conditioner.Is your hair is dry, damaged, and crying out for some serious love? That's when you turn to a deep conditioning treatment, armed with a concoction of potent ingredients that will work their magic. These treatments are packed with fancy stuff like oils, proteins, and moisturizers, way more than your everyday conditioner.
Scalp detox spa treatment: A scalp spa is a process of cleansing and rejuvenating the scalp to remove product buildup, excess oil, dead skin cells, and other impurities that may accumulate over time. It is similar to a detoxification process for the body, but specifically targeting the scalp.
There are several reasons why someone might choose to do a scalp detox:
1. Remove product buildup: Regular use of hair care products such as shampoos, conditioners, styling products, and dry shampoos can leave residue on the scalp. This buildup can weigh down the hair, make it appear dull, and clog the hair follicles, potentially leading to issues like dandruff or hair loss.
2. Promote a healthy scalp: A clean and well-balanced scalp environment is essential for healthy hair growth. By detoxifying the scalp, you can remove impurities, unclog hair follicles, and create an optimal environment for hair to grow.
3. Address scalp conditions: Individuals with scalp conditions like dandruff, seborrheic dermatitis, or scalp psoriasis may find that a scalp detox helps alleviate symptoms. By removing buildup and reducing inflammation, a detox can provide relief and promote a healthier scalp.
4. Enhance hair growth and thickness: A clean and unclogged scalp can promote better blood circulation and nutrient delivery to the hair follicles. This can potentially enhance hair growth and improve hair thickness.
5. Improve hair health and appearance: Removing impurities and excess oil from the scalp can result in healthier, shinier, and more voluminous hair. It can also make hair easier to style and manage.
*There are various methods to perform a scalp detox, including using specialized scalp detox products, scalp masks, exfoliating scrubs, or natural remedies. Each stylist has their own unique experience to share, try them all!
Protein Treatments:
Olaplex
K18
The main difference between the Olaplex treatment and the K18 treatment lies in their composition and mode of action, although both are designed to improve the health and appearance of hair.
Olaplex: is a hair treatment system that consists of a three-step process. The first step involves applying Olaplex Bond Multiplier No. 1 to the hair, which helps to rebuild broken disulfide bonds in the hair shaft caused by chemical processes, such as coloring or perming. The second step includes the application of Olaplex Bond Perfector No. 2, which further repairs and strengthens the hair. Finally, Olaplex Hair Perfector No. 3 is a take-home treatment that customers can use on a regular basis to maintain the results.
K18: is a single-step treatment that utilizes a patented peptide compound to repair and restore damaged hair. K18 works by penetrating the hair shaft and forming a molecular bond with the keratin proteins, helping to reestablish the hair's structural integrity and improve its strength, elasticity, and overall health.
The primary purpose of both treatments is to repair and restore damaged hair, particularly hair that has been subjected to frequent chemical treatments, heat styling, or mechanical stress. These treatments can help to reduce breakage, improve hair texture, increase shine, and enhance overall hair health.
The choice between Olaplex and K18 may depend on personal or professional preference and the specific needs of an individual's hair. Some people may find that one treatment works better for their hair type or the specific damage they are trying to address. It's always a good idea to consult with one of our hair stylist or read customer reviews to determine which treatment might be more suitable for your hair's unique needs.