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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Protein Treatment.
A Protein Treatment replenishes hair's protein content by depositing keratin or amino acids into the cortex and cuticle. It reinforces weakened bonds, fills gaps in damaged fibers, and temporarily improves strength, elasticity, and appearance when applied by a professional.
Yes — when customized by your stylist. Protein treatments can strengthen color-treated or chemically processed hair, but formulations and frequency must match your hair's condition to avoid stiffness or buildup. Your stylist evaluates porosity and recommends the right product and timing.
Frequency depends on damage and hair type. Typically every 4-8 weeks for chemically treated or very damaged hair, and less often for healthy hair. Overuse can stiffen hair, so follow your stylist's plan and use supportive at-home products between appointments.
Not when properly prescribed. Correct protein concentration and pairing with moisturizing treatments prevents stiffness. Professionals balance protein and moisture to restore elasticity; if hair feels crunchy afterward, tell your stylist so they can adjust products or add conditioning follow-up.
Results typically last several weeks, depending on hair porosity, maintenance, and styling. With proper aftercare—sulfate-free shampoos, regular conditioning, and limited heat—you can extend benefits. Most clients notice improved strength and appearance for four to eight weeks.
Yes. Protein treatments pair well with color, gloss, or deep-conditioning services when scheduled appropriately. Your stylist will sequence services to protect chemical results and maximize benefits. Some color processes may require a patch or timing adjustments to avoid interference.