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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Gloss & Blowout.
A Gloss & Blowout appointment usually lasts 45 to 75 minutes, depending on hair length, density, and whether a clear or tinted gloss is applied. Your stylist will confirm time when booking so you can plan accordingly.
A gloss primarily enhances tone, adds shine and refreshes color without major lightening or darkening. Tinted glosses subtly shift undertones; dramatic color changes require a full color service. Your stylist will recommend the best option for your goals.
Typically glosses last four to six weeks, depending on hair porosity, shampoo frequency, and exposure to sun or chlorine. Using color-safe products and gentle washing routines can extend the shine and tone between salon visits.
If it's your first time with our products or you have a history of sensitivities, we recommend a patch test 48–72 hours prior. For repeat clients without reactions, a test may not be necessary but can be scheduled if preferred.
Yes, a gloss is compatible with many chemical treatments, but timing matters. Wait until your keratin or relaxer appointment is fully settled per stylist guidance—usually at least a week—to avoid interfering with treatment results and to ensure optimal gloss adhesion.
Use sulfate-free, color-safe shampoos, wash less frequently, and rinse with cool water to preserve gloss. Apply heat protectant before styling and schedule touch-up glosses as recommended. Regular trims and nourishing masks will maintain shine and hair health.