Deep Conditioning & Scalp Treatments
Revitalizing scalp treatments and deep conditioning — for hair that's been through something, and for scalps that have been ignored for years. Healthy hair grows out of a healthy scalp, and most hair care forgets the second half of that sentence.
$50.00
total price
1h
typical appointment
Conditioner vs. a treatment
The conditioner in your shower is designed to work in two minutes and rinse clean. It smooths the outside of the hair so it detangles and feels soft. That's a useful job, but it's a surface job.
A salon treatment is built to sit on the hair much longer, often with heat, so the ingredients get past the cuticle and into the cortex where the damage actually is. The difference isn't marketing — it's dwell time, temperature, and a concentration you wouldn't leave in unsupervised.
Book one if any of this sounds familiar
Hair that feels like straw
Especially after lightening. Rough to the touch, tangles constantly, won't hold a style for an hour.
An itchy or flaky scalp
Often buildup and dryness rather than dandruff. A proper scalp treatment clears it in a way daily shampoo doesn't.
Breakage and flyaways
Short broken pieces sticking up along your part — usually damage, not new growth, however much you'd prefer otherwise.
Before a big color appointment
Hair in better condition takes color more evenly and tolerates lightening better. Worth doing beforehand, not just after.
An honest limit
Hair isn't alive and it doesn't heal. A treatment fills, seals, strengthens and makes a real difference to how hair looks, feels and behaves — but it can't rebuild a strand that's genuinely broken. If your ends are badly damaged, the fastest route to hair you like is usually a treatment plus removing the worst of it. I'll tell you honestly which one you're dealing with rather than selling you a treatment that can't do the job.
Common questions
How often should I have one?
Every four to six weeks if your hair is colored or heat-styled often. Every couple of months is plenty for hair in good condition. More often than that and you can over-condition fine hair until it goes limp.
Can I have it with a cut or color?
Yes, and pairing it is efficient. Mention it when booking so the time is set aside — a treatment rushed into the end of another appointment doesn't get the dwell time that makes it work.
Will it weigh my hair down?
Not if it's matched to your hair. Fine hair needs a lighter approach than thick coarse hair — that's a judgment made on the day rather than one formula for everyone.
How long do the results last?
Several washes, fading gradually. It's maintenance rather than a permanent fix — like moisturizer, not surgery.