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From keratin to scalp detox, there’s a treatment for every hair drama — dryness, frizz, breakage, thinning, or just plain dullness. The trick isn’t doing all treatments but picking the right one for your hair’s current mood. This blog breaks down the most popular hair treatments, their pros and cons, who they’re best for, and how often you should actually get them.
“Dil ke armaan frizz mein beh gaye…” 😜
We’ve all been there: staring at split ends, dull roots, and salon menus longer than wedding buffets. Between keratin, botox, Olaplex, scalp detox, and “nano-gloss” (whatever that is) — it’s easy to feel lost. The truth? Each treatment serves a purpose. Let’s decode what’s hype, what’s science, and what’s right for your hair.
A hair treatment is basically any targeted therapy that improves scalp or hair health beyond your regular shampoo-conditioner routine. It could be:
So yes, your weekly DIY onion mask counts — but so does a high-tech scalp peel.
If your hair feels like straw, this is step one.
These are usually monthly (or bi-weekly for high damage).
Keratin isn’t just in shampoos — it’s also a salon treatment.
Think of them as Instagram filters for your hair.
No needles here — “hair botox” is just a name for a deep repair treatment loaded with vitamins, collagen, and proteins.
It’s a hydration party for tired strands.
Because healthy hair begins at the roots.
Increasingly popular as people realize scalp = skin too.
If you dye, always pair with bond protectors like Olaplex.
For the curly girls:
The rise of bond-building products changed the game.
These are lifesavers for bleached or chemically treated hair.
✅ Affordable
✅ Accessible anytime
❌ Results are mild
❌ Easy to mess up with wrong recipes
✅ Intense, longer-lasting results
✅ Professional expertise
❌ Expensive
❌ Requires aftercare commitment
Pro tip: Mix both. Weekly DIY, quarterly salon.
There’s no “one magical treatment.” The best hair treatment is the one tailored to your scalp, lifestyle, and budget. Treat your hair like you’d treat your skin — diagnose, don’t just throw random products at it.
“Thoda patience, thoda treatment — aur baal banenge Instagram content.” 😉
Bond repair + hydration masks work wonders.
Every 2–3 months, depending on hair type and damage.
For mild issues, yes. For severe damage, salon is better.
Most are safe if formaldehyde-free and done professionally.
Yes, especially medically-backed ones like PRP/GFC.