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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Hot Oil Massage Treatment.
A typical session lasts 45 to 60 minutes, including consultation, oil warming, massage, and gentle rinse. Longer treatments or add-ons are available by request for more intensive repair and relaxation.
We use a customized blend of nourishing oils—argan, jojoba, coconut, and avocado—chosen for your hair type and needs. Oils may be warmed and enriched with vitamins or essential oils; please tell your stylist about sensitivities or allergies.
Yes—when performed with color-safe oils and proper temperature control, the treatment helps restore moisture and seal cuticles without stripping dye. Inform your stylist about recent coloring so we can tailor oil choice and avoid any potential fading or reaction.
For maintenance and shine, every 3–4 weeks works well; for repairing damage, weekly or biweekly treatments over several months yield better results. Your stylist will recommend frequency based on hair condition, styling habits, and desired outcomes.
Yes, it can alleviate dryness by replenishing natural oils and soothing the scalp. For dandruff, results vary—oils hydrate but may not treat underlying causes; we can combine treatments or suggest medicated products if you have persistent flaking.
Side effects are rare but can include scalp irritation or allergic reaction to oils. Patch tests are available for sensitive clients. Avoid if you have open wounds or scalp infections. Discuss medications or scalp conditions with your stylist before treatment.