Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Gloss.

A Gloss lasts about 4–6 weeks depending on hair porosity, shampoo frequency, and styling. Color-refreshing glosses fade gradually, and at-home care influences durability.

A gloss typically does not lighten hair; it deposits transparent pigment to enhance tone and shine. It subtly refreshes or corrects undertones but won’t lift natural or artificial color like bleach or permanent dye.

Yes. Glosses are gentle and often recommended for color-treated or chemically processed hair because they smooth cuticles, refresh tone, and add moisture without harsh chemicals that can cause additional damage.

Glosses are not permanent gray coverage. They can soften contrast, blend grays, and add semi-transparent pigment for a less noticeable regrowth, but full gray coverage requires permanent or semi-permanent hair color.

Use color-safe, sulfate-free shampoo and a gentle conditioner to prolong gloss effects. Avoid excessive heat, frequent washing, and harsh clarifying products; use cool rinses and a weekly hydrating mask to maintain shine and tone.

Appointments typically take 30–60 minutes depending on hair length, service complexity, and whether toning or a trim is added. We assess hair first and recommend the appropriate processing time to achieve desired shine and tone.