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Hair care guide

Keratin treatment or hair botox?

Compare the two popular treatments by purpose, suitability and upkeep.

Short answer: The soundest approach is to choose the treatment based on your personal needs and the current condition of your hair or skin, then follow the before and after instructions consistently.

Main purpose

Keratin treatment aims for a smoother, more manageable look. Hair botox focuses on making damaged hair look fuller and better cared for.

Hair type

Keratin is more often considered for hair with heavy frizz and static; hair botox for processed hair that feels dull and weak.

Expected outcome

Neither treatment should be seen as permanent straightening. Results vary with hair structure, product, application and home care.

Making the decision

No treatment should be chosen without first assessing previous processing, elasticity and the look you want.

When is a professional assessment needed?

If there is an active infection, an open wound, marked sensitivity, a history of allergy, medication use or an unexpected reaction, consult a healthcare professional before any cosmetic treatment. This content is for general information and does not replace medical diagnosis or treatment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can both treatments be done at once?

Combining them is not recommended without first assessing hair condition and the product protocol.

Which one lasts longer?

Longevity varies by person, washing frequency and home care, so quoting a single fixed duration would be misleading.

Let's plan the right service together

Before your treatment, let's review your needs, your expectations and the right time slot.