Hair treatment & repair choices

It is the menu’s express shine-and-softness care at S$98 for all lengths. It is different from the three-step service. Ask which product and steps will be used; the express price is not an automatic bond-treatment or straightening package.

The menu positions the three-step option for dry, rough lengths and tangled ends, at S$180 / S$280 / S$380 by length. It is a separate multi-step service, not simply a longer appointment promised to repair every type of damage.

Describe the problem first: roughness, tangling, recent chemical work or breakage. The menu lists Bond Repair at S$180 / S$280 / S$380, but does not specify a universal product formula. Confirm the actual product and realistic aim rather than buying by the word “bond”.

The menu places it in intensive care for very dry, chemically treated hair. Before choosing, request the product name, treatment stages, included care and realistic limits. The price alone is not proof of permanent repair or that more bleaching is now safe.

Agana Gloss Smooth is listed at S$480 for gloss and a smoother-looking finish. Soft Cloud is listed as anti-frizz with natural movement at length-based prices. Confirm actual products, processing and desired finish before selecting; similar descriptions do not establish identical treatments.

It is listed for softness and tangling aftercare, not as a removal-and-refit bundle. Ask to itemise any dismantling, new attachments or replacement hair. Keeping these separate makes it easier to compare a routine care visit with a technical maintenance appointment.

Cosmetic care may improve feel and appearance, but should not be sold as making damaged lengths permanently new. Discuss realistic limits, maintenance and whether some trimming is appropriate. Avoid buying a package based only on a “100% repair” promise.

Reference: Hair-care review · Cosmetic repair

Do not assume that every treatment changes curl. Ask whether the selected service is conditioning, heat-assisted smoothing or a chemical shape change. Be explicit if you want to preserve your current curl; choose by process and goal rather than by the word “treatment”.

Ask for a simple routine matched to your scalp, lengths and any attachments. Keep rinse-out and leave-in products separate and use each as labelled. Request product compatibility before combining several treatments, instead of assuming more products always work better.

Reference: AAD · Leave-in conditioner

There is no single compulsory schedule for every head. Discuss how your hair feels between visits, your chemical-service plan and what home care can do. Ask for review timing and individual prices before committing to repeated appointments.