The ultimate salon hair treatments

The Detoxifier

You'd be forgiven for not thinking 'scalp' when you think 'haircare', but that's exactly where it starts. If you're suffering from lacklustre locks, dandruff or you feel like you shed too much hair, your scalp could be the problem. This treatment targets these concerns.

First, a clay mask is applied over the scalp and roots to cleanse the entire area. After two washes, a Mia 2, £125, Clarisonic is then rolled over the scalp to stimulate blood flower (this is amazing if you suffer from thinning hair, as it will encourage hair growth).

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The final step is a cooling gel mask. You'll see results straight away: less irration, less redness. Carry on the treatment at home with a prescriptive mask, such as Masque Hydra-Apaisant, £30, Kerastase.

Kérastase Spécifique Purification System powered by sonic technology, from £85. For your nearest salon, visit www.kerastase.co.uk

The Colour Fixer

We all love the glossy look of freshly coloured hair, but even though formulas have improved over the years, there's still no zero-damage colour. It's drying, and if you use bleach, it can weaken your keratin (hair's main component).

In comes Smartbond, an ingredient added into your colour by your hairdresser and then sealed into the hair with a rebonder at the backwash. "It prevents and repairs potential colour weaking," Adam Reed of Percy & Reed. "I love it because it gives health, shine and doesn't feel like you have anything in your hair."

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