Why treating yourself to a hair spa is great

21 Jan Why treating yourself to a hair spa is great

Hair is the crown that men and women proudly wear on their head. But like anything of value, without the correct care and maintenance, hair can become damaged. While you may think a simple shampoo and conditioner will be enough to restore your hair to pristine condition, this is not always the case. A visit to a hair spa will do what you can’t achieve at home, which includes restoring vital oils to the hair’s roots and bringing sheen and strength back to it. A beauty salon in Sydney will be able to give you excellent advice on how to take care of your hair. If you are unsure what other benefits you’ll reap from a spa, then pay attention:

• Hair-colour retention

You might have just coloured your hair a deep red, a wild pink or even a daring purple. But like any colour hair dye, whether it is permanent or semi-permanent, it will need to be taken care of to ensure the colour is still bright. A visit to a hair spa will assist you in taking care of your hair as the stylists will use top of the range shampoos, conditioners and oils so that your hair is healthy and does not lose its colour and fade away.

• Hair and Scalp treatment

Your hair and scalp need to be nourished and kept healthy on a regular basis. The reason being that with all the UV rays, heat from curling irons, hair dryers and hot water as well as other hair products, can cause extensive damage. Such damage results in a faky and itchy scalp, so a hair and scalp treatment will be the ideal way to try and reverse the damage done and to ensure that your hair is healthier than before.

• Renewed hair

A few sessions at the hair salon will be able to combat dull, frizzy and dry hair which is a sign of unhealthy hair. Depending on the extent of the damage, oiling and head massage can assist in bringing life back to the hair, reducing split ends and getting the hair to be smooth and shiny.

For healthy hair, contact Esteem Hair and Beauty Spa to receive a free customised consultation.