Everything You Need To Know About Hair Botox
Is your hair feeling dry, unruly, or frizzy? Then hair botox might be the answer!
Much like facial botox, hair botox uses ingredients to smooth and polish, but without the use of needles.
What is hair botox?
This non-chemical treatment uses ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, pracaxi oil, shea butter, collagen, and keratin to deeply restore your hair’s hydration levels, seal in split ends, and reduce flyaways. If you struggle with managing and styling your hair on a daily basis, then hair botox is the ultimate solution.
How long does hair botox last?
Depending on your hair type, the amount of damage, and how often you wash it, hair botox can last between three and six months.
What are the benefits of hair botox?
Deeply nourishes and hydrates your hair, leaving it looking sleeker, fuller, and shinier.
Protects your hair against further damage- you won’t need to use heat as often, and it also protects your hair against frizz caused by humidity.
Long-lasting, low-maintenance results: Hair botox can last up to six months and is the ultimate hack for low-maintenance hair.
Will hair botox damage my hair?
No. The hair botox treatment used in-salon is formulated with a range of ingredients, including keratin, collagen, vitamins, and minerals, which are beneficial to your hair. This isn’t a chemical hair treatment, so there are no known risks to your hair.
Will hair botox make my hair straight?
The main aim of hair botox is to achieve softer, smoother, and shinier strands. Even though a hot tool is required to activate the treatment, hair botox is not like a Brazilian blowout, where your hair is chemically straightened for months at a time. You may, however, notice your hair looking straighter because of its improved health if you have wavy or slightly curly hair.
Book your botox appointment at Lauren & Co
WhatsApp: 064 750 7081 | Salon: 021 903 0255 | Physical Address: 74 e corner carinus and Van Riebeeck Rd, Kuils River, 7580, South Africa, Cape Town, South Africa, 7580
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