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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Malibu Treatment (excluding CPR or DDL).
Yes. The clarifying formula safely removes mineral and product buildup without stripping color when applied by a professional. Technicians monitor processing time and follow with conditioning to preserve tone, vibrancy, and integrity for color-treated or chemically processed hair.
A typical clarification appointment lasts 20 to 40 minutes depending on hair length, buildup severity, and required rinsing. Allow extra time for consultation and optional blow-dry or styling if requested.
Yes—technicians often add the Malibu Treatment before color, keratin, or conditioning services to improve product performance. Pricing and scheduling may vary, and your stylist will recommend the best sequence for optimal results.
Often color can be performed immediately if the hair is ready, but your stylist will assess porosity and moisture first. In some cases a short wait or conditioning step is recommended to ensure even color uptake and prevent uneven results.
Frequency depends on water hardness, product buildup, and styling routine. Many clients benefit from treatment every four to eight weeks—particularly swimmers and heavy-product users. Others may need clarification every two to three months to keep hair shiny, healthy, and manageable.
When applied professionally and followed with conditioning, the treatment does not damage hair. It removes deposits without aggressive stripping; your stylist will recommend restorative masks or leave-in conditioners to replenish moisture and protect strand integrity after clarification.