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What Our Clients Say
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Suite B is the best. Lovely people and wonderful customer service. I have been a loyal c...more
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I have been going to Daisy for going on 4 years now, maybe even longer, and I can honestly...more
Robin is 10/10 for hair! She has a calming presence, is very fast, thorough, great communi...more
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Love them. Brooke is amazing!!!
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about K18 Treatment.
Many clients report immediate improvements in texture and manageability right after treatment. Deeper molecular repair continues in the days following, with full benefits becoming more noticeable as hair regains strength and elasticity.
Yes. K18 is formulated to work on chemically treated and color-treated hair to rebuild damaged bonds. Our stylists will assess your hair and tailor the application to maximize repair while preserving color integrity.
Longevity varies by hair type and maintenance, but many clients enjoy improved strength and softness for several weeks. Continued homecare and professional touch-ups help maintain and prolong the visible results.
In many cases yes; our team can integrate K18 with color, cut, or smoothing services. We will sequence treatments to prioritize hair health and optimal results—consult your stylist during booking for personalized planning.
Some clients benefit from a single in-salon treatment, while more damaged hair may see best results from a planned series. Your stylist will recommend a schedule based on baseline damage and desired outcomes.
We recommend using gentle, sulfate-free shampoos and a low-residue product routine. Your stylist can suggest specific maintenance products—including K18 at-home options—to support ongoing repair and extend treatment benefits.