WHAT IS Deep Conditioning Treatment

Think of Deep Conditioning Treatment in a similar way that you would think of smoothing wrinkles on the face. Botulinum Toxin (BTX), is an injection prepared from the bacterial toxin botulin. Botulinum Toxin injections are solely used in medical and cosmetic treatments to remove fine lines and wrinkles and, in some cases, are used as a treatment for migraines.

Although it is not an injection like actual Botulinum Toxin, Deep Conditioning Treatment’s primary purpose is to reduce your hair’s frizz while making it smoother and fuller. Deep Conditioning Treatment acts as the ultimate deep conditioning treatment for your hair.

If your hair is dehydrated, you have naturally curly hair, color your hair often, suffer from frizziness, or live in a humid climate, getting a Deep Conditioning treatment can be a lifesaver.

Deep Conditioning Treatment is a non-chemical conditioning treatment that infuses your hair with ceramides derived from Meadow’s Foam providing a protective barrier for all hair types. Meaning it will reduce frizziness and repair any damage to your hair. It is an excellent option for both men and women if you want a treatment that does not involve harsh chemicals.

WHERE IS IT AVAILABLE?

Deep Conditioning Treatment is a very specialized treatment that is typically not readily available in every area. You would more commonly find hair botox at a high-end specialized salon or a med spa. The main reason is that the actual hair botox vile is only available at specialized distribution channels, so chances are your typical neighborhood salon won’t readily have this treatment listed on their menu of services.

At Jaxson Maximus, we are a specialized men’s salon located in Miami, FL. We are among the few locations in the area that specialize in the administration of Deep Conditioning Treatment.

HOW MUCH CAN I EXPECT TO SPEND FOR THE TREATMENT?

A typical treatment will cost anywhere from $100-$300+, depending on where you go to get it done and any additional add-ons you decide to do with the treatment. There have been some stories where individuals have decided to administer the treatment at home. Yes, the treatment would be cheaper, but you risk permanently damaging your hair and scalp.

HOW LONG DOES It LAST?

Your appointment will take roughly an hour to an hour and a half, depending on your hair length. Typically your stylist will wash your hair to remove any excess residue. Afterward, they will apply the hair Deep Conditioning Treatment for approximately 30-45 minutes before washing it off and using any additional services you might want.

Hair botox treatments will offer semi-permanent results that typically last anywhere from 2-4 months, based on how much your hair grows and how often you wash your hair. However, we recommend having your treatment done every three months to ensure that you have strong and healthy hair.

Deep Conditioning Treatment AFTERCARE

After you receive your Deep Conditioning Treatment, it is essential that you only use sulfate and paraben-free shampoo and conditions. For example, our Jaxson Maximus Invigorating Shampoo and Conditioner are a great option.

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A Deep Conditioning Treatment BOTOX AND KERATIN?

A keratin treatment (also known by most as a Brazilian Blowout) is a chemical treatment that acts as a chemical straightening and smoothing agent for your hair. Unfortunately, many keratin treatments contain the chemical formaldehyde, which can irritate those with sensitive scalps.

Keratin treatments work best with those that have very thick curly hair that is prone to frizz. In addition, getting a keratin treatment can make everyday styling easier and more manageable.

In comparison, a Deep Conditioning Treatment does not contain any chemicals. It is a deep-conditioning treatment to help your hair feel smoother and more hydrated. It will not straighten your hair like a keratin treatment would. However, it will be easier to style and maintain your look.

Hair botox works well with every type of hair. However, those with thinner, finer hair would be more suited to using a hair botox treatment over keratin, as it will weigh down the hair.