The best hair treatments start with what your hair needs.
Dryness, breakage or frizz after colouring? Explore the different ways to care for colour-treated hair, with guidance from Lotus Hair Salon in Camberwell.
Colouring and lightening can leave the hair surface rougher and the lengths feeling more fragile. Heat, brushing and previous chemical services can add to that stress.
Dryness and structural damage are different needs. A conditioning mask may improve softness; a strengthening routine may help support fragile hair. Your stylist can assess which matters most.
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YOUR TREATMENT GUIDE
Different needs. Different kinds of care.
There is no single best treatment for every head of hair.
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Bond-building care
When fragile hair needs support
For hair that feels weak after lightening or repeated colouring, discuss a professional strengthening treatment. The exact formula and your hair’s condition determine what is suitable.
What to expect
A targeted addition to a gentle routine, with the aim of reducing further breakage.
A separate smoothing service may help with frizz and day-to-day styling. It is not the same as repairing damaged hair, and very fragile hair needs careful assessment first.
What to expect
A personalised smoothing plan, after a consultation about suitability and colour history.
Cleansing and scalp-care products should be chosen for your scalp’s needs, rather than used as a repair treatment for the lengths. Tell your stylist about any discomfort after colouring.
What to expect
A routine selected around scalp comfort and product build-up.
A gloss or toner may refresh the appearance of your shade and add shine. The formula and timing should be selected around your current colour and condition.
What to expect
A considered colour refresh that complements your treatment and care routine.
Treatments can improve the look, feel and manageability of hair, and some routines help reduce breakage. They do not make severely damaged hair new again or permanently mend split ends. A trim and a gentler colour plan may be part of your care.
Is keratin the right choice after bleaching?
Not automatically. Keratin is a smoothing service, and hair that is very fragile or over-processed may not be suitable. Tell your stylist about every recent colour and chemical service before booking.
How often should I use a hair mask?
Follow the instructions for your exact mask and your stylist’s recommendation. Fine hair and coarse, dry hair may need different textures, amounts and frequency.
Can I have a treatment at my colour appointment?
Ask when booking. The treatment, your colour formula and your hair condition determine whether services can be combined or should be spaced apart.
What if my scalp feels uncomfortable after colouring?
Tell your stylist before another chemical service. Persistent irritation, pain or a visible reaction should be assessed by a healthcare professional rather than covered up with another salon product.