Hair Botox in Batumi

Let us start with the thing that confuses everyone: hair botox is not a straightening treatment and has nothing to do with injections. The name is marketing. What it actually is, is deep repair — the formula refills the gaps that bleaching, frequent colouring, irons and sun have opened up inside the hair fibre. Your hair keeps the shape it already has: curly stays curly, wavy stays wavy. It simply becomes denser, glossier and easier to handle.

What that means in practice. If your ends look cloudy and dry, if the comb catches, if the hair feels lifeless and holds colour badly — that is the fibre telling you it is empty. Botox fills it. The hair then feels heavier and denser, the ends look cleaner, and the next colour goes on more evenly and looks better for it.

Often this treatment is the preparation for another one. If you want keratin or nanoplastia but your hair is badly damaged, straightening spends a resource the hair no longer has. In that case I repair the hair with botox first and we come back to straightening later. It is the longer road, but it is the one that keeps the hair — and I will tell you that up front, even when it means we are not doing a treatment today.

An honest caveat about how long it lasts: botox is the shortest-lived of the three treatments, usually one to three months. That follows from what it does — we are not chemically restructuring the hair here, we are refilling it. In exchange, the treatment is gentle, so repeating it is far less of a decision. Many people repeat it seasonally, after winter heating or after a summer of sea and sun, when the hair has taken the most punishment.

In Batumi that last point deserves its own mention. Over the summer, salt water, chlorine and sun dry the hair out steadily. Hair in September is often in a very different state from the same hair in June. Botox is precisely the treatment that brings it back closer to where it started.