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The in-salon Phillip Kingleys treatment involves a scalp therapy that will be applied by one of our team. Then the elasticise will be applied to the mid lenghts and ends.
The product will then be massaged into the scalp, this will help re-energise scalp to aid your hair growth, by stimulating the sebaceous glands. This gets the blood flowing to the head and hair. You will also receive a refreshing neck and head massage to drain any toxins and relax you lasting 5 minutes. Next you will be placed under heat for 15-20 minutes, once complete your stylist will take you over to the basin and massage your scalp further before doing two shampoos with one of the Phillip Kingley shampoos, then a final condition combed all the way through and rinsed well ready be dried.
Options of a free blast dry or a blowdry by your stylist as a extra cost which changes depending on the stylist you have booked with.
Treatment Cost £20 – Time approx 1hr
***Special Offer***
Buy 3 treatment block and receive 4th treatment free
(To be used within 3 months of purchased)
We offer this treatment alongside the Phillip Kingsley treatment or other hair treatments and on it’s own with oils.
You can now book a 15 minute head massage with one of our beauticians, once the Phillip Kingsley treatment has been applied. This will take place in the beauty room and will really get the blood flowing to your hair follicles which helps new hair growth and also is really relaxing. Please allow extra time for this treatment.
Costing only £30
If your feeling like you need a little pampering why not check out our price list for other massages and facials while your hair treatment is on.
For more information please don’t hesitate to call us and ask to speak to Natalie our beautician, or one of our senior stylists.
The new ground breaking treatment
Everyone knows that technical processes can put a strain on hair – no matter how skilled you are or how advanced your products are. ColorpHlex is a new additive which can be added to colour to strengthen and improve the quality of hair as you work; leaving hair strong, shiny, healthy and in prime condition for colour.
The reason why it works so well being added to your colour bowl, is because the colour opens you cuticle fully to allow the colour to change. ColourpHlex treatment can then follow the colour in and start to reconstruct your hair medulla through inner core to the hair follicles.
Entirely free of dangerous chemicals like formaldehyde, ColorpHlex uses a naturally-derived vegetable protein molecule that penetrates the hair, reinforcing bonds to reduce breakage and improve quality. You can do two processes in one with ColorpHlex too, whether that’s toning or highlights, or even using fashion colours. Just mix in a couple of drops and apply colour as usual.
Alternatively, it works just as well as a standalone treatment so it’s not just your colour clients that will feel the benefits. If you want to try it no need to book extra time just let your stylist know before your colour is mixed up.
Colour PHlex prices are from just £10.
In French, ombré means “shade” or “shadow.” In the hair colour world, ombré is a dramatic, two-toned hair colour effect that is typically darker at the top and lighter on the bottom. Often the dark, top section is your natural hair colour shade and the bottom section is lightened with hair lightener. You can also have your Natural hair at root tinted to darken or lighten, and have toners on the ends.
An ombré hairstyle can also be any colour combination—natural blonde, brown or red, or something unconventional like pink, blue, green or purple.
It’s versatile, customisable and suitable for most long and medium hair lengths. A big plus with ombré hair colour is that it’s easy on the budget. You don’t have to touch it up very often since the top section remains dark. The overall look of ombré hair colour can change as your hair grows out, which many clients enjoy!
In French, ombré means “shade” or “shadow.” In the hair colour world, ombré is a dramatic, two-toned hair colour effect that is typically darker at the top and lighter on the bottom. Often the dark, top section is your natural hair colour shade and the bottom section is lightened with hair lightener. You can also have your Natural hair at root tinted to darken or lighten, and have toners on the ends.
An ombré hairstyle can also be any colour combination—natural blonde, brown or red, or something unconventional like pink, blue, green or purple.
It’s versatile, customisable and suitable for most long and medium hair lengths. A big plus with ombré hair colour is that it’s easy on the budget. You don’t have to touch it up very often since the top section remains dark. The overall look of ombré hair colour can change as your hair grows out, which many clients enjoy!
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