Before performing a color procedure, whether it is a highlight or babylight effect, or performing a color change with or without prior bleaching, it is very important that you know that there is a world of difference if we give our hair prior preparation for 15 days. before, as well as a treatment the first two weeks after the color process, it depends on this that our color lasts longer, but most importantly that our hair remains healthy after a chemical process, so if you are thinking of changing look coming soon read carefully.

Keeping your hair hydrated is one of the main steps to follow. To achieve this, it is essential to use masks with proteins that help reinforce the elasticity and strength of the hair strand. Moisturizing your hair before bleaching or coloring processes minimizes damage. to the hair strand by chemical processes, avoiding split ends, brittle and frizzy hair, another important step is to perform a deep cleansing a day before your process (or before starting it, discuss it with your stylist) to eliminate any residue from your hair that may overreact during the process.

Once your color process is finished, it is important that you take into account that processed hair needs maintenance and the first two weeks are decisive to keep your hair healthy and your color incredible. If you went through bleaching, your hair lost its natural hydration, so that needs help to recover it, hydrating ampoules are your best ally and you can use one every third day during the first two weeks, as well as the use of hydrating, restructuring and antioxidant masks that will help your hair stay healthy, now talking of color, when applying the dye the cuticle opens, which is why the use of post-dye shampoos and masks is essential to help seal that cuticle so that the color does not leak or lose silkiness and shine.

As you could read, hydration is important in all cases, could you live without drinking water? No, right, because exactly the same thing happens with your hair, it needs to stay hydrated to stay healthy.