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About Hair Botox
Who it works best for
The treatment works well on dry, frizzy, chemically damaged, or wavy hair that resists other masks. Very fine hair may feel heavy or look flat after the procedure. Bleached hair with elasticity loss often sees the biggest improvement because the product targets the weakest parts of the strand.
Price and what changes the cost
Pricing depends on hair length, thickness, and the amount of product needed. Short hair costs less than waist-length hair because the dose scales with grams used. Technician experience, brand tier, and added extras such as a keratin sealer raise the total.
Aftercare routine at home
Wait 48 to 72 hours before the first wash. Use sulfate-free shampoo and a moisturizing mask once a week. Avoid chlorine pools for the first 2 weeks. Sleep on a silk or satin pillowcase to reduce friction that breaks the seal along the cuticle.
Best Candidates for Hair Botox
Hair botox works best on frizzy, dry, chemically colored, or heat-damaged hair with medium curl. It suits strands that feel rough but still have elasticity. Very tight curl patterns (type 4) may see less straightening. Bleached hair with severe breakage should avoid it until elasticity is restored.
Price and What Changes the Cost
Hair botox typically costs between 80 and 250 dollars. The price rises with hair length (above 30 cm adds 20 to 40 percent), thickness, and density. Adding toner, extra masks, or a second round of product increases the total. Mobile technicians usually charge 20 to 50 dollars extra for travel.
Aftercare Routine at Home
Wash hair only with sulfate-free shampoo after 48 hours. Use a silicone-free mask once a week to avoid coating buildup. Sleep on a silk pillowcase to reduce friction. Limit flat-ironing to once a week at 150 degrees maximum. Deep-condition with protein-free products to maintain softness.
Step by step at the salon
The professional washes the hair, applies the product section by section, and uses flat iron heat-sealing passes at 180 to 230 degrees Celsius. Processing time runs from 20 to 45 minutes before rinsing. A final blow dry and flat iron finish locks the product inside the cuticle.
Time needed for the appointment
Plan for 90 minutes to 3 hours in the chair, based on density and length. Thick or long hair needs more sectioning and more iron passes, so the time goes up. Adding toner or root color on the same day extends the visit further.
Hair botox versus keratin straightening
Hair botox targets internal repair and reduces frizz without changing the curl pattern much. Keratin straightening uses stronger actives and thermal plates to relax the curl for a straighter shape. Botox fades gradually, while keratin treatments can last 4 to 6 months.
Step by Step at the Salon
The technician washes hair with a clarifying shampoo, towel-dries it to about 70 percent, then sections the hair and applies the botox formula with a brush. After 20 to 45 minutes under a plastic cap, hair is rinsed, blow-dried, and flat-ironed in sections at 200 to 230 degrees Celsius to seal the product.