Advice from Stace
Practical aftercare for colour, blonde, permed, dry and damaged hair—plus everyday habits that help your cut, condition and colour look their best between appointments.
After your appointment
Your own hair and treatment always come first. Use these tips as a helpful starting point, then follow the personal advice Stace gives you at your appointment.
Protect vibrancy and condition after a colour service.
Keep blonde hair bright without sacrificing softness.
Give newly treated hair time and gentle care.
Build a consistent routine that reduces further stress.
Everyday care
Choose products for your scalp, hair type and treatment. Rinse thoroughly, keep very hot water to a minimum and apply conditioner mainly through the mid-lengths and ends.
Apply heat protection before blow-drying, straightening or curling. Use the lowest effective temperature and let hair partly air-dry when practical.
Detangle from the ends upwards with a suitable brush or wide-tooth comb. Avoid going to bed with soaking-wet hair and use soft, snag-free ties.
Regular trims
Regular trims remove worn and split ends, preserve the shape of your style and can make the hair look fuller and healthier. Leaving split ends for too long can allow damage to move further up the strand, meaning more may need to be removed later.
| Hair or style | Useful starting point |
|---|---|
| Short or precision styles | Every 4–6 weeks |
| Mid-length styles and maintained shape | Every 6–10 weeks |
| Long hair in good condition | Every 8–12 weeks |
| Damaged, splitting or heavily treated ends | Personal plan, often sooner |
These are general guides, not fixed rules. Your ideal timing depends on your style, condition, chemical services and goals.
Stace recommends
Explore shampoos, conditioners, treatments and styling products chosen to support different hair needs between appointments.
Hair care questions
It depends on your hair, style and goals. Short or precision styles often benefit from a trim every 4 to 6 weeks, while many longer styles can go 8 to 12 weeks. Stace can suggest a routine that suits you.
No. Hair grows from the scalp, so trimming does not speed up growth. Regular trims can remove split ends, reduce breakage and help the hair keep a healthier, fuller-looking shape.
Follow the advice given at your appointment. In many cases, waiting around 48 hours gives the colour time to settle. Use lukewarm water and products intended for colour-treated hair.
Use the toning and conditioning products recommended for your hair, avoid overusing purple shampoo and protect it from excessive heat. Book a toner refresh when the tone begins to fade.
That depends on your hair condition, treatment and routine. Stace can recommend suitable professional products, and selected aftercare is available in the Stylez at Yours shop.
Stop using any product that appears to cause irritation and seek appropriate medical advice if symptoms are severe or persist. Contact Stace if you need to check which products were used during your appointment.
Request your next appointment and Stace can recommend a care routine that fits your hair, treatment and lifestyle.