Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Taninoplasty - Short Hair.

Results usually last eight to twelve weeks, sometimes up to four months depending on hair porosity, styling habits, and aftercare. Using sulfate-free products and limiting washes helps extend longevity; touch-up treatments every three to four months are recommended.

No, the treatment is not permanent. It temporarily realigns hair fibers with heat, so curls are enhanced when air-dried and can be smoothed when blow-dried. The effect gradually diminishes as hair grows out.

Yes, it is generally safe for colored and previously treated hair when applied by a professional. We perform a consultation and patch test to assess condition and recommend timing to avoid overlap with recent chemical services.

Appointments for short hair typically take between sixty and ninety minutes, depending on thickness and desired finish. This includes consultation, application, heat activation, and styling to ensure optimal results.

Use sulfate-free shampoo and gentle conditioners, avoid chlorinated pools when possible, and protect hair from excessive heat. Limit washing to preserve the treatment and schedule routine maintenance as advised by your stylist.

Yes, you can use heat tools. Use a heat protectant and moderate temperatures to maintain results. Excessive high heat may shorten the treatment's lifespan, so follow stylist recommendations for safe styling.