Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Gloss And Hair Cut.

Most appointments take 60–90 minutes depending on hair length, thickness, and desired cut complexity. The gloss process itself is quick, but processing, a precision haircut and styling add time. Your stylist will confirm expected duration when booking.

A gloss is semi-permanent and primarily deposits tone rather than lifting color. It won't lighten hair, but can enrich, neutralize unwanted brassiness, or subtly deepen shades. It's safe for most colored hair, offering temporary tone correction.

Gloss results typically last 4–6 weeks, influenced by hair porosity, washing frequency, and product choices. Gentle shampoos, cool water, and minimizing heat styling can help preserve shine longer. Ask your stylist about touch-up timing.

Yes. Glosses are gentle, semi-permanent formulas that enhance tone and seal the cuticle, making them ideal for chemically treated or highlighted hair. They boost shine and reduce brassiness while being less damaging than permanent color. Patch tests available if needed.

You do not need to shampoo immediately before your appointment; natural oils help protect the scalp. If your hair is very dirty or product-heavy, a light wash is fine. Your stylist will advise based on hair condition at consultation.

Use sulfate-free, color-safe shampoos and conditioners, rinse with cool water, and apply a shine serum or lightweight oil. Limit heat styling and always use heat protectant. Schedule gloss refreshes and trims every 4–8 weeks to maintain tone, shine, and shape.