I'd rather tell you the honest timeline than have you booking more often than your hair actually needs — so here's the real answer, treatment by treatment.
Vegan Keratin: every 3–5 months
Once results start fading — usually more frizz creeping back in, less shine — that's your sign, not a fixed date on the calendar. Hair type and homecare change this window in both directions.
Hair Botox: every 2–4 months
This one fades a bit faster since it works from within the hair shaft rather than sealing the surface. Clients with finer hair often land on the shorter end of that range.
Nanoplastia: every 4–6 months
The longest-lasting of the gentle treatments. If you're not sure whether it's time yet, a quick consultation (not a full appointment) can confirm either way.
Protein Treatment: every 8–12 weeks
This one isn't about smoothing fading — it's about ongoing structural maintenance, especially if you color your hair or heat style often. Think of it as upkeep, not a one-time fix.
The honest bottom line
More frequent isn't automatically better. Over-treating hair that hasn't actually faded yet just adds cost and unnecessary processing. I'll always tell you at your appointment when to realistically expect to come back — not before.
— Rym