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aftercare

can I immediately style hair with other products after the treatment?

yes.

what products can I use after the service?

we recommend using a sulfate-free shampoo. otherwise, you may use your normal styling products.

what happens if I wet my hair within the first 48 hours after the service?

unfortunately, the treatment may become less effective. the introduction of water can cause the treatment’s effect to wear off.

what is the impact of chlorine + salt water to the treatment?

for optimal, long-lasting results, chlorine + salt water should be avoided so that the treatment is not stripped from the hair.

will frequency of wash impact longevity?

yes, washing your hair more frequently will impact the longevity of the service results.

do I need to use the amika smooth over priming shampoo before the treatment or can I use any clarifying shampoo?

for the best results, we strongly recommend using the pro smooth over priming shampoo + pro smooth over frizz-fighting treatment together as a system.

when blow-drying, can I roughdry the first time or do I need to use more tension to get the hair very straight?

for the best results, we recommend using tension during the first blowdry.

is treatment compatible with other haircare lines post treatment?

yes, you may use your regular wash care + styling products. however, we recommend using any of amika’s sulfate-free products, especially shampoo + conditioner + avoiding products that are clarifying or harsh, as they may impact the longevity of the t

within the first 48 hours after the service, can the client use hair clips and ties?

yes.

will heavy perspiration affect the treatment (e.g. working out in first 48 hours)?

it’s possible, so we recommend avoiding excessive sweating and getting hair wet within the first 48 hours.

do you need specific ventilation within the salon?

with any chemical service, we recommend proper ventilation.

does the pro smoothing treatment have a harsh smell?

in a consumer perception study, 100% of respondents agreed that the fragrance of this treatment was not harsh smelling.*. *based on an 8-week consumer study of 30 participants.