Hydrate Without Weighing Down
Our hydrating treatments bring back softness, suppleness and shine to the lengths, without ever weighing them down. Dry or dull hair becomes soft to the touch and easy to style again.
Understanding
Why Does Hair Get Dry?
Dry hair lacks both water and lipids, the natural oils that protect it. Blow-dryers, flat irons, dry winter air and repeated coloring weaken its surface, which then holds moisture less effectively. Hair becomes rough, dull and harder to style.
In the Salon
A Treatment Chosen for Your Hair
It all starts with an assessment. Whether your hair is fine, thick, porous or simply dull, your stylist chooses the right treatment for it. Applied deep into the hair, it replenishes the hair's moisture reserves, for soft, supple, shiny lengths.
At Home
Make the Results Last
A few simple habits make a real difference.
Rinse with lukewarm water rather than hot.
Apply a heat protectant before using a blow-dryer or flat iron.
And use a hair mask suited to your hair, as recommended by your stylist.
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Hydrating Treatments
Frequently asked questions
Hydrating means giving hair water. Nourishing means giving it the lipids that hold that water in and protect its surface. Dry hair often needs both, in proportions the assessment helps us adjust.
A hair mask maintains the results day to day. An in-salon treatment works more deeply and is chosen after an assessment. The two work together: the treatment restores balance, the mask makes it last.
How often you need a hydrating treatment depends on the condition of your hair and the season. In winter, when the air is drier, treatments often benefit from being closer together. Your stylist will recommend the right frequency.