Kerative StyleHow Often Should You Repeat Keratin? Mistakes That Kill the Effect
Keratin should be repeated every 3–5 months, depending on regrowth and home care.
Top effect killers: sulfate shampoos, hot water, pool chlorine without protection.
Sulfate-free shampoo plus a weekly mask extends smoothness by 1–2 months.
Avoid coloring 2 weeks before or right after keratin — color and formula conflict.
Come for a check-up visit: we review condition and adjust care for free.
Why the effect lasts 2 months instead of 5 — and how to fix it.
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