How the treatment works
Applied after shampoo, this deep protein anti-breakage treatment works by rebuilding internal bonds in very damaged, rough, bleached, or heavily highlighted hair. It is designed as an add-on that takes just about 10 to 15 minutes extra and can be combined with any haircut, color, or highlight service for immediate strengthening.
Results depend on the hair’s starting condition and recent chemical history; more extreme damage needs repeat attention and realistic expectations. In Marietta’s humid subtropical climate the treatment can reduce the dry, rough texture common after bleaching, but outcomes vary with home care, styling choices, and how densely processed hair has been altered.
Who benefits most from it
This add-on is aimed at clients with very damaged, rough, bleached, or heavy-highlighted hair who want to reduce breakage and improve manageability. It suits people whose hair has lost internal strength from chemical services; your stylist will assess damage during consultation to decide if the protein rebuild is the right step.
Because it is an add-on, plan for the additional 15 MINUTES and the $39 charge when booking so appointment timing and pricing are clear. The treatment pairs naturally with color, highlights, or a haircut, adding a brief professional repair step without a separate full appointment for many clients.
What to expect afterward
After the service hair often feels noticeably smoother and silkier to the touch, with less roughness that contributes to breakage during brushing or styling. Expect to style as usual; the treatment does not replace trimming or professional color care, and visible improvement varies with prior chemical processing and individual hair structure.
For ongoing results your stylist can recommend follow-up care and products tailored to treated, porous hair; discuss needs during your visit. Our location in the West Marietta / Terrell Mill area is convenient for commuters off I-75 and local families, so adding this 10–15 minute step to regular appointments is often practical.
