The AED 299 treatment package gives you access to Keratin, Protein, or Hair Treatment, depending on what your hair actually needs.

The treatment category is designed around concerns such as frizz, dryness, stressed-looking hair, lack of shine, and difficult manageability.

Each treatment serves a different purpose.

Keratin is generally selected when the priority is smoother-looking hair, frizz control, and easier styling.

Protein is better suited to hair that appears weakened, stressed, or affected by repeated chemical or heat styling.

Hair Treatment is typically chosen when the focus is softness, nourishment, shine, and improving the appearance of dry or tired-looking hair.

The right choice depends on your hair—not simply the name of the treatment.

Keratin is often the first treatment considered when frizz and manageability are the main concerns.

However, if the hair is highly bleached, very dry, or chemically stressed, another treatment may be more appropriate.

Our stylist should assess your hair first rather than automatically recommending the same treatment to everyone.

Yes.

At Boost Beauty Lounge, we use high-quality professional European hair-treatment products selected for salon use and professional application.

Our focus is not only on achieving a smoother or more polished finish, but also on choosing a treatment that is appropriate for the condition of your hair.

The final result depends on far more than the treatment name.

Professional product quality, correct application, processing control, temperature management, and aftercare all influence the outcome.

That is why we combine premium European professional products with professional consultation and salon application.

No.

Keratin should not be described as permanent straightening.

Its primary purpose is to improve smoothness, reduce the appearance of frizz, and make hair easier to manage.

The degree of smoothing varies according to your natural texture, hair condition, formula used, and treatment technique.

Not necessarily.

Keratin can soften frizz and make curls or waves easier to manage, but it does not automatically mean completely straight hair.

If preserving movement or some of your natural texture is important to you, tell your stylist before the treatment begins.

Protein treatments are generally used to support hair that appears stressed, weakened, or affected by repeated styling and chemical services.

The goal is to improve the hair's appearance, manageability, softness, and overall condition.

Protein should not automatically be treated as a straightening service.

Hair Treatment is a professional conditioning and smoothing treatment.

Despite the name, it does not involve injectable Treatment.

It is commonly chosen for hair that appears dry, rough, dull, frizzy, or difficult to manage, with the aim of creating a softer, more polished, nourished-looking finish.

Neither is universally better.

Choose based on the problem you are trying to solve.

If your main concerns are frizz and difficult styling, Keratin may be more suitable.

If your hair feels dry, rough, dull, or tired-looking, Hair Treatment may be worth considering.

Our team can help you decide after seeing your hair.

Keratin is generally more focused on smoothing and manageability.

Protein is more often considered when the hair appears weakened or stressed.

If your hair has been bleached, highlighted, chemically straightened, or repeatedly treated, the condition of the hair should be assessed before choosing either option.

Many clients with colored hair may be suitable for Keratin treatment.

However, the stylist needs to know your color history.

Please tell us if your hair has been:

• Colored
• Highlighted
• Bleached
• Toned
• Chemically straightened
• Previously treated with Keratin
• Previously treated with Protein

Possibly, but bleached hair requires more careful assessment.

The stylist should consider:

• Porosity
• Elasticity
• Dryness
• Breakage
• Previous chemical processing
• Current hair strength

If the hair is too compromised, the most responsible recommendation may be a different treatment.

Sometimes, but damaged hair does not automatically mean it needs more Protein.

Over-processing and dryness can have different causes.

The treatment should be selected after assessing the actual condition of your hair rather than simply assuming Protein is always the answer.

It depends.

Color and smoothing services both involve the hair's chemical condition.

In some cases they may be planned together; in others, the stylist may recommend separating them.

The safest sequence depends on your current hair, previous services, and the professional products being used.

There is no single duration that applies to every client.

Longevity depends on:

• Natural hair texture
• Hair condition
• Professional formula used
• Washing frequency
• Shampoo
• Swimming
• Heat styling
• Home care
• New hair growth

Your stylist can give you a more realistic expectation after seeing your hair.

The same principle applies.

Results vary depending on the treatment selected, condition of the hair, washing routine, styling habits, and aftercare.

We prefer realistic expectations over promising a fixed number of months to every client.

Appointment time depends on:

• Hair length
• Thickness
• Density
• Texture
• Condition
• Treatment selected
• Processing requirements

Long or very dense hair may naturally require more time.

Send us a clear hair photo on WhatsApp and our team can give you a better estimate.

The current Boost package sheet confirms the AED 299 Treatment Package, but it does not specifically state “any hair length.”

For accuracy, we recommend confirming your hair and offer eligibility with the team before booking.

A haircut is not listed in the confirmed AED 299 Treatment Package.

So we do not advertise a free haircut unless Boost adds it as a separate confirmed promotion.

A complimentary hair mask is not specifically listed in the current AED 299 package.

If Boost later adds one to the promotion, the website can be updated accordingly.

The treatment package is positioned around:

• Frizz Control
• Hair Repair
• Nourishment
• Shine Boost
• Damage-Prevention Support
• More Manageable Strands

The final result depends on the treatment selected and the condition of your hair.

No professional salon should promise complete reversal of structural hair damage.

Keratin and related treatments can improve how the hair looks and feels, support smoothness, reduce frizz, and improve manageability.

Very damaged hair may require a more cautious or staged treatment plan.

Not necessarily.

Hair Treatment is better positioned as a conditioning and smoothing treatment rather than a permanent straightening service.

The finished result depends on your natural texture, condition, product, and professional technique.

Protein treatment should not automatically be described as a straightening service.

It is generally used to support the appearance and manageability of stressed hair.

Any smoothing effect will depend on the exact professional formula and styling process.

That depends on the exact product used.

Different professional formulas have different post-treatment instructions.

Follow the aftercare advice given by your Boost stylist rather than relying on one generic rule found online.

Your stylist may recommend a suitable shampoo, conditioner, mask, heat protectant, or styling product depending on the treatment performed.

Aftercare should match the professional formula used on your hair.

Frequent swimming, chlorine, salt water, and repeated washing may affect treatment longevity.

Ask your stylist for specific aftercare guidance if swimming is part of your routine.

There is no ideal schedule for everyone.

The right interval depends on:

• Treatment type
• Hair condition
• Chemical history
• Regrowth
• Home care
• How your hair responds over time

The hair should ideally be reassessed before repeating an intensive treatment.

It can be suitable for some clients with fine hair, but the treatment and technique should be chosen carefully.

Fine hair can respond differently from thick or coarse hair, so density, condition, and desired volume should be discussed first.

Yes, Keratin may be considered for curly or wavy hair when the goal is to reduce frizz and improve manageability.

If you want to preserve your curl pattern, tell your stylist clearly during the consultation.

Not necessarily.

The degree of volume reduction depends on your natural hair, treatment formula, and technique.

If you want smoother hair while retaining body, communicate that before treatment.

Professional formulas vary.

If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, inform the salon before booking and discuss the exact product being considered with your healthcare professional if you have concerns.

We would not make one blanket safety claim for every formula.

Start with a photo.

Send us:

• Your current hair
• Hair length
• Whether it has been colored or bleached
• Previous Keratin / Protein history
• Your main concern
• The result you want

Our team can then guide you toward Keratin, Protein, or Hair Treatment.

Boost Beauty Lounge offers the AED 299 Hair Treatment Package in Deira, Dubai, with Keratin, Protein, and Hair Treatment options subject to consultation and suitability.

Message Boost Beauty Lounge directly on WhatsApp.

Send a clear photo of your current hair, tell us whether it has been colored or bleached, and let us know your main concern.

If you are unsure whether you need Keratin, Protein, or Hair Treatment, our team can guide you.