DEEP CONDITIONING

What is a Deep Conditioning Treatment?

A deep conditioning treatment is a powerful, nutrient-rich solution that penetrates the hair shaft, providing intense hydration and repair. It works by infusing your hair with moisture, proteins, and essential nutrients to improve its overall health. This treatment is ideal for those with dry, brittle, or damaged hair, as well as anyone who regularly uses heat styling tools or chemical treatments.

Our Treatment Process

At Salon Genesis, we customize each deep conditioning treatment to meet the specific needs of your hair type and condition. Here’s what you can expect during your appointment:

Cleansing:

 We begin with a thorough cleanse using a gentle shampoo to remove any dirt, oils, or product buildup. This ensures your hair is ready to absorb the conditioning treatment fully.

Application:

Our stylists carefully apply the deep conditioner to your hair, focusing on the mid-lengths and ends, where damage tends to be most significant. We use a brush to ensure even distribution, coating every strand with the hydrating formula.

Heat Activation:

 To maximize the effectiveness of the treatment, we use a heat cap or hair steamer to help the conditioner penetrate deeply into the hair cuticle. This step locks in moisture and enhances the treatment’s benefits.

Rinse and Style:

 After allowing the treatment to sit for the recommended time, we rinse it out and style your hair to perfection. Your hair will immediately feel softer, shinier, and more manageable.

Benefits of Deep Conditioning

Deep conditioning treatments offer a variety of benefits, including:

• Restored Moisture: Deep conditioning hydrates your hair from within, restoring moisture to dry and damaged strands.
• Improved Elasticity: With proper moisture balance, your hair becomes more elastic, reducing the risk of breakage.
• Smoother Texture: Regular treatments leave your hair feeling silky smooth and looking polished.
• Strengthened Hair: Protein-rich formulas help to rebuild and strengthen the hair shaft, making your hair more resilient against damage.