A conditioning treatment is a quick, concentrated boost of moisture and strength for hair that's feeling dry, frizzy or a little tired. Taking around 15 minutes, it's ideal on its own or as an add-on to a cut or colour, and the team at Jayne Elliott Hair Company can recommend the right formula for your hair type.
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What Happens During the Treatment
The process is simple and quick, designed to fit easily alongside other services.
- Hair is shampooed to remove buildup and product residue
- A concentrated conditioning mask is applied through the mid-lengths and ends
- The product is gently massaged in, sometimes with a short period of heat to help it penetrate
- Left to process for a few minutes before being thoroughly rinsed and styled
Who It Suits
Conditioning treatments work well for a range of hair concerns and are especially useful if your hair has been through a lot recently.
- Colour-treated or highlighted hair that needs extra moisture and shine
- Hair regularly exposed to heat styling, sun or chlorine
- Dry, dull or frizzy hair that feels difficult to manage
- As a supportive add-on after colour services, to help rebalance and protect the hair
Treatments are generally either moisture-based (for softness and hydration) or protein-based (for strength and repair). Our stylists, including Jayne Elliott, Lisa Reeve, Donna Brookes and Kasie Pearce, can advise on which suits your hair best, and mention any allergies or ingredient preferences beforehand.
Getting the Most From Your Treatment
A single treatment can leave hair noticeably softer and smoother, but results fade gradually with washing and everyday exposure.
- Avoid washing hair for 24 to 48 hours afterwards where possible
- Use a gentle, sulphate-free shampoo and conditioner at home
- Apply a heat protectant before blow-drying or straightening
- Consider a weekly at-home mask between salon visits for lasting benefit
For very dry or chemically treated hair, a series of treatments alongside good home care tends to give the best long-term results.