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She's very talented at her job, and everytime i get my hair cut, i always in to her
Kim is knowledgeable, helpful, polite and so good at colors! I have vibrant purple hair an...more
Very clean haircut and professional service. Highly recommend and would say best cut I had...more
Kim Ta is a fabulous Hair Stylist. She has been styling my hair over 15+ years. She is pa...more
Kim was amazing!! I loved my haircut she gave me exactly what I wanted!
It was my first time getting a layered haircut and Kim did an amazing job! It turned out e...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Keratin Treatment.
Most Keratin treatments last eight to twelve weeks, depending on hair type, home care, and products used. Avoiding sulfate shampoos and frequent washing helps prolong results; touch-up treatments maintain smoothness and manageability.
Yes—when performed by experienced stylists using formaldehyde-free formulas, keratin treatments can be safely applied to colored or highlighted hair. Proper consultation ensures color integrity and a strand test may be performed if needed.
A Keratin Treatment reduces frizz and relaxes curls, producing smoother, more manageable hair, but may not eliminate tight curls entirely. Results depend on natural texture and the specific formula used; discuss desired outcome with your stylist.
Arrive with clean, residue-free hair and avoid heavy conditioners or oils beforehand. Your stylist will advise if a clarifying wash is needed. Bring photos of desired results and disclose recent chemical treatments for the best plan.
Yes. Use sulfate-free shampoos and gentle conditioners, limit washing to maintain results, and avoid chlorine or saltwater exposure. Follow your stylist’s guidelines for the first 48–72 hours and schedule regular trims and touch-ups.
Both are possible. Coloring before treatment is common, but many stylists recommend waiting two weeks after coloring before keratin, or performing color after keratin depending on technique. Discuss sequencing during consultation to protect hair health.