Hair
Hair spa & hair treatments in Kakkanad
Treatments for what’s actually going on with your hair — dandruff, hair fall, dryness after colour, frizz. Choose a relaxing hair spa, or a course of targeted SP treatments done in sittings two weeks apart.
- Toni&Guy-trained stylists
- Consultation included
- Open till 10 PM daily
- Prices up front
- Open 7 days
- No payment to book
Book this if.
- Your scalp is flaky or itchy
- You’re losing more hair than usual
- Colour or smoothening has left your lengths dry
- You simply want an hour off — a hair spa is the slowest, calmest thing on the menu
Your appointment.
- 1
Scalp & hair check
Your stylist looks at your scalp and lengths and picks the treatment.
- 2
Cleanse
A wash suited to your scalp — balancing, anti-dandruff or hydrating.
- 3
Treatment & massage
Mask or treatment worked through, with a scalp massage.
- 4
Rinse & finish
Rinsed, conditioned and blow-dried. Homecare advice for between sittings.
Photos.
See it done.
Clips from the salon’s Instagram. Tap to play.
Make it last.
- Treatments work as a course — keep your sittings about two weeks apart, as planned.
- Use the homecare your stylist recommends between sittings.
- Rinse with lukewarm, not hot, water to keep your scalp calm.
Questions.
Hair spa or protein treatment — which do I need?
A hair spa is for nourishment and relaxation: cleanse, mask, massage. An SP protein treatment targets one problem — dandruff, hair fall, frizz, colour care — and works best as a course of four sittings, two weeks apart.
How often should I get a hair spa?
Every three to four weeks suits most people. If your hair is damaged, your stylist may suggest a treatment course first.
Does a hair spa help with hair fall?
A spa improves condition and scalp health; for hair fall, ask about the SP hair-loss treatment. Sudden or heavy hair fall is worth checking with a doctor too.
Is there a package?
Pay for four hair spas (shea butter or protein) and the fifth is free.
What does “onwards” mean on the price?
It’s the starting price for that length or duration. Longer or thicker hair can cost a little more — your stylist confirms the price before starting.
