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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Herbal Hair Tea Treatment.
We recommend every 3 to 6 weeks depending on scalp condition and goals. For growth and hydration, monthly sessions are effective; oily scalps or intensive repair plans may need more frequent treatments. Your stylist will create a personalized schedule.
Yes — we tailor herb selections to suit processed hair, avoiding harsh botanicals that can strip color. Treatment hydrates and seals cuticles, enhancing color longevity. Tell your stylist about recent services so we can customize blends and steam intensity.
Sessions usually last 60 to 90 minutes, including consultation, gentle cleanse, customized herbal infusion, steaming, and a finishing treatment. Timing varies based on hair length, scalp needs, and any additional services requested.
Many clients notice softer, smoother hair and a calmer scalp right away. Deeper benefits like increased growth and repaired strands develop over weeks with consistent treatments and proper home care using recommended products.
We use nutrient-rich botanicals such as rosemary, nettle, hibiscus, chamomile, aloe, and horsetail, chosen to address moisture, circulation, strength, or sensitivity. Blends are adjusted for allergies and hair goals during your consultation.
Inform us about pregnancy, recent chemical peels, scalp infections, or severe allergies. Some herbs or steam may be avoided for specific medical conditions. We consult with you and adapt blends or refer to a physician when necessary to ensure safety and efficacy.