Hair Treatments
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From serums to superactives, find your perfect hair scalp treatment! Hair Treatments FAQs What Are Hair Treatments? Hair treatments are products formulated to address specific hair and scalp concerns. They come in the form of hair masks, leave-ins, superactives and serums and typically contain active ingredients to do things like detox, repair, hydrate or stimulate growth. Hair treatments can be done at-home or in-salon, depending on the treatment. How Do I Know If I Need a Hair Treatment? There’s nobody who doesn’t need a hair treatment. Even if your hair is healthy, regular hair treatments are one of the best ways to keep it that way. But especially if you’ve got damage, an itchy or oily scalp, or dull, dry or thinning strands, you’re in need of a hair treatment. What is the best hair treatment for damaged hair? A protein treatment is the best treatment to get damaged hair back to shiny and healthy. Hair is made of protein. So damaged hair is essentially broken down protein. A protein treatment replenishes these proteins, helping restore the hair's true texture. How often should I visit a salon for hair treatments? Keep your hair healthy and vibrant with a customizable, in-salon hair treatment every four to six weeks. Book a session with your nearest Davines expert , who will create a personalized treatment tailored to provide instant results for your unique hair care challenges. What hair treatment should I get? From detoxing formulas that rid your scalp of buildup to hair loss superactives for growth and serums that nourish, our hair quiz will help you find the perfect hair treatment for your strands. Just answer a few questions about your hair and goals for your personalized hair care routine. How often can I use hair treatments? Professional hair treatments done in-salon can be done every four to six weeks. At-home hair treatments should be used according to the instructions on the product label. Can hair treatments damage hair? Hair treatments in general are