Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about High Gloss Color.

High Gloss Color is a clear, shine-enhancing treatment that doesn't deposit permanent pigment. It won't significantly change shade but can subtly enrich tone and gloss. It's safe to apply over most color services and ideal for refreshing dull finishes.

Duration depends on hair type, porosity, and home care. Expect glossy results to last about four to six weeks; using sulfate-free products and gentle washing extends sheen. We recommend periodic gloss treatments to maintain maximum shine.

Yes — it's formulated to be gentle on chemically treated hair. Glosses seal the cuticle and add shine without lifting pigment. Always book a consultation so your stylist can assess condition and recommend timing or precautions for treated hair.

Most clients schedule gloss treatments every four to six weeks to sustain shine. If you have very dull or porous hair, you may prefer three- to four-week touch-ups. Your stylist will tailor frequency based on hair health and your styling routine.

No — because High Gloss Color is clear, it doesn't cover gray hair or regrowth like permanent color. It can, however, smooth contrast and add reflectivity to help grays appear less noticeable between color services.

Use sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner, rinse with cool water, limit heat styling, and apply a lightweight serum to protect shine. Avoid chlorinated pools and harsh clarifying treatments; return for regular gloss touch-ups as recommended.