Best Hair Treatments near me in Los Álamos, Reynosa

A hair transplant is a hair replacement procedure that moves hair follicles from one part of the body to an area that's thinning or bald.

Some benefits are aesthetic only, but if your hair is dull, dry or damaged it could benefit from a detox or hot oil treatment. Scalp, detox, and moisturising treatments can help improve your hair’s health.

Some of the most popular types of hair treatments include: Keratin – smooths and straightens curly or frizzy hair for up to 3 months. This treatment is also known as the Brazilian Blowout. Scalp – the go-to indulgence for improving itchy, flaky scalps. Hot oil – this salon treatment can transform dry and damaged hair into shiny, silky locks. Moisture – deeply nourishing, a quality moisture treatment can boost the look and health of dry and heat damaged hair. Detox – cleanses your hair from product and other impurities, improving the overall health of your hair and scalp. Some detox hair treatments can even stimulate hair growth. Relaxing – used to reduce and control curl and frizz, the results of relaxing treatments should last until your hair grows out. Toning – these treatments are for dyed hair and can help to neutralise warm or brassy tones, reinvigorate colour vibrancy, and add gloss. Glossing – leaves you with high-shine locks that can last for weeks.

It largely depends on the treatment. You can have keratin treatments up to 3 times a year, relaxing treatments 3-4 times a year, and hair toning once every 6-8 weeks. You can enjoy scalp treatments every 2-4 weeks, detox and hot oil treatments once every 1-2 weeks, and moisturising treatments once a week or more.

Talk to your stylist. Tell them what your hair goals are, and ask them to advise you on the best types of treatment for you based on your hair’s type, length, and condition.

Yes, many hair salons are open on Sundays. Browse Fresha to find salons near you with Sunday availability.

A professional hair treatment uses high-performance, salon-grade formulas that penetrate the hair structure more deeply than a standard mask. They may also involve heat processing or bonding chemistry that at-home masks don't replicate.