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Get answers to common questions about Gloss.
A gloss typically lasts four to six weeks depending on hair porosity, shampoo frequency, and styling products. Results gradually fade rather than grow out, so many clients schedule touch-ups every four to six weeks to maintain shine and tone.
Glosses deposit a sheer, demi-permanent tint that subtly adjusts tone and enriches color rather than making dramatic changes. They neutralize brassiness or add warmth and shine; for major color shifts, consult your colorist about a full color service.
Yes, gloss treatments are gentle and conditioning, formulated to smooth cuticles and add shine without harsh lighteners. Your stylist will assess hair health and may recommend a strengthening treatment before glossing if hair is severely compromised to ensure optimal, safe results.
Arrive with clean, dry hair free of heavy oils or styling products. If you've recently colored or chemically treated your hair, notify your stylist. Avoid clarifying shampoos forty-eight hours prior to preserve cuticle integrity and maximize gloss absorption.
A typical gloss appointment takes about thirty to sixty minutes, depending on hair length, thickness, and whether a consultation or extra treatments are included. Your stylist will provide a precise time estimate when booking, especially for add-on treatments.
Use sulfate-free, color-safe shampoo and lukewarm water to preserve shine. Limit washing to extend results, avoid excessive heat styling, and use a UV-protectant product. Schedule regular gloss touch-ups and use recommended at-home conditioners to maintain gloss and color vibrancy.