Hair Coloring

Skilled Professionals

Ensure your hair color is done by a professional who knows what it hair coloring entails, the right steps, right timing for each step, the right products to achieve great results of colored hair

Invest In Good Hair Color Products

Colored hair is vulnerable to damage. To ensure that color lasts longer and hair stays healthy, it is crucial to invest in some good color protecting products. Color-protecting shampoos and conditioners form a protective layer over the hair shafts, which keeps the color from coming off.

Sulfate-Free Products

Sulfate is an ingredient used to help produce a foaming effect to your shampoos and conditioners. By using sulfates, you risk stripping off your hair of its natural oils and moisture, which can then lead to stripping your beautiful color treated hair. A sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner keeps your hair color from fading.

Cool Water Temperature While Shampooing

Very hot water isn’t good for your colored hair. Washing hair with hot water makes hair cuticles open up, allowing your color to wash out while shampooing and conditioning. Shampooing with warm water and then rinsing with cold water after conditioning allows the shampoo and conditioner to penetrate and cleanse, while the cold water will help seal in the moisture from your conditioner while preventing color from fading by sealing the hair’s cuticle.

Wash Hair Less Often

Washing your hair every day is isn’t recommended as the hair color won’t last long. Washing too often removes the natural oils that moisturize and keep your hair color looking fresh, recommended time is 2-3 times a week to keep your color intact.

Frequent Deep Treatments

Colored and relaxed hair needs extra hydration and protection from the sun. This prevent damage and loss of nutrients to the hair. Deep protein treatments will help keep your hair smooth and hydrated, and it’s important to find one with UV protection so that the sun won’t fade your hair color.

Protect Hair From Heat

Heat strips away color and hydration which leads to damaged hair. To help prevent these, try using a heat protectant sprays or oils before blow drying, flat ironing or styling. Heat protectant products help reduce moisture loss from inside the hair.

Trim Edges Frequently

Split dead ends don’t hold color and usually fade hair even faster, ensure a salon visit to cut off those dead ends every 6-8 weeks so your color looks fresh from root to tips.

Wait Before You Shampoo

Once hair is colored, we recommend at least 2 days before washing your hair again. This helps the color settle in well and minimizes color shedding. Oiling your hair frequently also help maintain the hair color. We recommend oiling before washing as this forms a protective layer around your hair shaft, minimizing fading.