Frequently Asked Questions

Hair botox is an intensive treatment that deeply repairs the hair. It goes all the way to the cortex of the hair, which is rare on the market. It also treats the scalp and porosity. Hair botox helps restore maximum moisture lost over time. It is a rejuvenating treatment for hair that restores suppleness and shine.

It all depends on your styling habits. The more damaged your hair is (bleaching, flat iron, etc.) the more often the treatments must be carried out. The maximum allowed without overloading the hair is every 8 weeks. In general, it is advisable to redo when the seasons change.

IT DEPENDS! In general, original botox does not change hair color. Platinum botox for blondes neutralizes yellow/gold tones. The regular (white) formula never turns blondes yellow. Very porous hair or hair with fairly pigmented colors may fade.

ORGANIC botox can make hair pale.

It should be understood that after an intense treatment like Royal you should avoid continuing to treat the hair at home, this causes overload and can harm the condition of the hair.

Avoid all its ingredients in products for a minimum period of 2 months:

• keratin
• proteins
• amino acids

Since hair needs hydration or nutrition, only moisturizing products are okay after botox. Any restorative or reconstructive products should be avoided for the duration of hair botox since it is nutrition.

• Royal has several nutrition-free moisturizer products ideal for maintaining treatment at home.

NO BUT... poor maintenance of the treatment can harm the condition of the hair. Nutrition (protein, keratin and amino acids) should be avoided for a period of 2 months.

For what? Because there is one. maximum nutrition that hair can absorb and hair botox practically gives the maximum. So, for a period of 2 months you should only give hydration.

If you want to dye or bleach your clients' hair, it is best to do it BEFORE hair botox.

If you have done the botox first and want to dye it, it is best for the client to wash her hair 2-4 times before doing the dye so that the dye does not slip off the hair.

Bleaching after hair botox risks removing the effects of the treatment.

ORGANIC hair botox does not contain any formaldehyde or derivatives. It is safe for children and pregnant and breastfeeding women.

On the other hand, it can slightly wash out the colorings.

Regular botox contains very little formaldehyde (0.01%) which is 20x less than Health Canada approves.

It is therefore not recommended for pregnant women and children.

This can happen on occasion, especially when the ambient temperature is warmer or the pot is exposed to sunlight.

Rest assured, the product maintains its same effectiveness. You can place it in the refrigerator for a few moments so that it regains a thicker texture.

She must immediately stop using products that are not compatible with hair botox so as not to make her hair worse.

Hair botox should not be redone before the required period, i.e. 2 months.

NO! After rinsing, always use a flat iron to ensure that the product is properly sealed and the scales closed.

However, you can use it at low temperature and few passes.