Coloured, Bleached, Treated Hair

Experimenting with a bold hue, lightening your locks, or regularly maintaining your favourite colour, understanding how to care for coloured, bleached, and treated hair.

Coloured, Bleached, and Treated Hair: Nurturing Vibrant Locks

Whether you’ve recently experimented with a bold hue, lightened your locks, or regularly maintain your favourite colour, understanding how to care for coloured, bleached, and treated hair is crucial. Let’s explore the unique needs of dyed, lightened, and chemically treated locks.

Remember, whether you’re rocking a vibrant colour, lightened locks, or maintaining a sleek straightened look, pamper your treated hair to keep it looking its best!

Your Salon Essential guide and FAQ's about Coloured, Bleached, Treated Hair

Coloured Hair:

Coloured hair refers to hair that has been dyed using
permanent, semi-permanent, or temporary colour.

Characteristics:

Vibrancy: Coloured hair boasts rich, eye-catching
hues.

Porosity: The hair cuticle may be more open due to
the colouring process.

Fading: Over time, colour can fade due to sun
exposure, washing, and styling.

Care Tips:

Colour-Safe Products: Use shampoos and conditioners
specifically designed for coloured hair.

UV Protection: Shield your hair from UV rays with
hats or UV-protective products.

Regular Touch-Ups: Schedule touch-ups to maintain
colour vibrancy.

Bleached Hair

Bleached hair has undergone a lightening process using
bleach or other lightening agents.

Characteristics

Lightened Colour: Bleached hair is significantly
lighter than its natural shade.

Porosity: The cuticle is more open, making it prone
to dryness and damage.

Maintenance: Regular toning and deep conditioning are essential.

Care Tips

Purple Shampoo: Use purple or toning shampoos to
counteract brassiness.

Hydration: Deep condition to restore moisture and
prevent brittleness.

Heat Protection: Protect bleached hair from heat
styling.

Chemically Treated Hair

Chemically treated hair includes permed, relaxed, or straightened locks.

Characteristics:

Altered Structure: Chemical treatments change the
hair’s natural structure.

Weakened Bonds: Chemical processes weaken hair bonds, making it more fragile.

Maintenance: Regular treatments are necessary to
maintain the desired look.

Care Tips:

Deep Conditioning: Nourish chemically treated hair
with deep conditioning masks.

Heat Protection: Use heat protectants before styling
tools.

Trim Regularly: Keep ends healthy and prevent split
ends.

Avoid Overprocessing: Limit chemical treatments to
prevent excessive damage.

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