A hair treatment is a salon procedure that repairs damaged hair or cares for the scalp with concentrated professional formulas. Hair restoration covers several problems at once, from damaged lengths to hair that sheds or a scalp that turns oily. It reduces greasiness at the roots and dryness and smooths split ends, and hair looks thicker and shinier afterwards. For deep restoration, our stylists use products that work both on the hair shaft and at the roots, which brings back smoothness and elasticity.
Hair restoration procedures for split ends and breakage
Bleach, colour and heat damage the inner structure of the hair, so it splits and snaps. These procedures rebuild it from inside:
- K18. A patented peptide mask repairs damage from colouring, bleaching and heat in four minutes; the full K18 treatment also includes a spray.
- Brae Bond Angel. Restores the disulfide bonds that break during lightening and chemical services, and protects hair from further damage.
- Brae Revival. A reconstruction formula with keratin, wheat and silk proteins and amino acids for severely damaged hair. It reduces porosity and breakage.
- PIUR Reconstruction. Brings back strength and elasticity to weakened hair and reduces breakage without weighing it down.
Keratin treatments for fine hair
Fine hair needs repair that does not weigh it down. Tokio Inkarami is built on four keratin molecules from natural ingredients and restores keratin inside the strand, so hair regains strength, elasticity and shine. The result builds with each session. K18 also suits fine hair: the formula stays in the hair as a light leave-in rather than a heavy mask.
Moisture and nourishment for dry, frizzy hair
Dry, porous or frizzy hair usually lacks moisture more than structure. PIUR Hydraluxe replenishes moisture and smooths frizz, while Lebel Absolutely Happiness, a multi-stage Japanese ritual, layers serums and masks with ceramides, amino acids and hyaluronic acid. For thick, unruly hair, Brae Power Dose with the Divine ampoule adds nourishment and control. If colour has started to fade or turn brassy, a Kevin Murphy treatment brings back shine and softness.
Treatments after colour, perm or straightening
Bleaching, perms and keratin straightening break and re-form the bonds inside the hair. Olaplex reconnects those bonds, suits hair after any of these services and helps colour last longer. Brae Revival can be done on the day of colouring, before or after toning, as long as no heat is used. Tokio Inkarami needs a gap: book it a week before colouring or one to two weeks after.
Scalp treatments
Oily roots, dandruff and shedding start at the scalp, so treating the lengths will not solve them. The Orising scalp peel is a natural-based cleanser that dissolves dead cells, normalises pH and improves circulation, so treatment ingredients absorb better. It suits scalps prone to oiliness, dandruff, excessive sweating or hair loss, and you can add it to a haircut, blow-dry or restoration. A full head spa combines this care with a long scalp massage.
When a treatment for the hair makes sense
A treatment for the hair is worth booking if you notice one of these signs:
- hair stretches when wet and snaps when dry after bleaching;
- ends tangle and feel rough even after conditioner;
- curls frizz and lose their shape;
- colour fades or turns brassy within a few weeks;
- roots look greasy by evening, or flakes show on dark clothes;
- more hair than usual stays in your brush.
Sudden bald patches need a trichologist or dermatologist first.
Results, session length and how often
Hair feels softer and looks glossier straight after the first visit, and K18, Tokio Inkarami and Lebel build the effect with every session. Repair results usually hold for three to six weeks; after a scalp peel, roots stay fresh for a week or longer. For upkeep, come back every four to six weeks. Badly damaged hair recovers faster with a course: Brae Revival every two weeks, or four to six Lebel sessions 7–10 days apart. Split ends are the exception: a treatment seals them for a while, but only a haircut removes them. Most treatments take about an hour on short hair and up to 90 minutes on the longest lengths; K18 Restoration can take as little as 15 minutes, and the Lebel ritual one to two hours.
