Keratin Treatment in Batumi
Keratin treatment in Batumi — smooth, manageable hair with the frizz gone, even in humid sea air. Lasts 3–5 months. I check the hair before we start.
- Duration
- 2.5–4 hours, depending on length and thickness
- Price
- Price on request· Ask for a price
After a keratin treatment the morning starts differently. Hair that used to need thirty minutes and a hairdryer falls into place with a few passes of a comb. The frizz that used to appear an hour into a humid Batumi afternoon stops coming back. That is the real point of the treatment — not that your hair becomes "straight", but that you stop having to think about it.
Technically, here is what happens. Keratin is the protein hair is made of, and damaged hair is short of it. The formula fills the gaps that have opened up inside the fibre, and the heat of the iron seals it under the cuticle. A closed cuticle draws in less moisture from the air — which is exactly why the frizz disappears in the weather that used to cause the most of it.
Before anything else I look at your hair. I check how damaged the ends are, whether it has been lightened, when it was last coloured, and what result you are picturing. If I can see that keratin will not give you the result you have in mind, I will say so directly and offer something else — nanoplastia, or repairing the hair with a botox treatment first. Selling a treatment to hair that does not need it is not worth anyone's time.
One honest caveat about volume: keratin reduces it. If your hair is fine and you like the volume you have, this may not be the treatment for you — and you will hear that from me beforehand, not after you see the result. Likewise, keratin will not take very curly hair all the way to straight. If that is what you want, nanoplastia does the job better.
The result usually holds for three to five months. How long exactly depends on your hair type, how often you wash it and what you wash it with — which is why I spend time at the end explaining aftercare. Looked after properly, the result lasts; washed with a sulfate shampoo, it fades noticeably faster.
What you get
- Frizz gone, including in humid weather
- Morning styling drops to a few minutes
- Hair looks glossy and feels smooth
- A comb passes through easily — less breakage while detangling
- The result fades gradually, with no hard line of regrowth
Who it is for
- Wavy or curly hair that frizzes
- Hair that takes a long time to style every morning
- Anyone whose hair becomes unmanageable in humid, seaside air
- Hair that needs shine as much as it needs smoothing
Who it is not for
- Anyone who wants to keep their volume — keratin reduces it
- Very curly hair that needs to be fully straight — nanoplastia suits that better
- Badly damaged or over-processed hair — that needs repairing first
- An irritated or broken scalp on the day
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding — tell me in advance and we will find another route
Keratin, nanoplastia and hair botox at a glance
All three soften the hair, but each solves a different problem. Keratin smooths frizzy, wavy hair and usually lasts 3–5 months. Nanoplastia, an amino-acid based formula, gives the straightest result for very curly or coarse hair and lasts 4–8 months. Hair botox is repair, not straightening — for bleached or dry hair, and it lasts 1–3 months.
| Criterion | Keratin treatment | Nanoplastia | Hair botox |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it does | Fills the hair with keratin and seals the cuticle | Straightens using an amino-acid based formula | Refills the damaged fibre — this is repair, not straightening |
| Result | Smooth, glossy, frizz-free hair that keeps some natural movement | The straightest result of the three, while the hair stays soft and natural | Denser, glossier, more manageable hair that keeps its natural shape |
| Best for | Curly or wavy, frizz-prone hair that wants both straightness and shine | Very curly or coarse hair, when keratin alone does not go far enough | Bleached, dry or damaged hair that does not need straightening |
| How long it lasts | Usually 3–5 months, depending on hair type and aftercare | Usually 4–8 months | Usually 1–3 months |
How it goes
- 01
Consultation and hair check
I look at the condition of your hair, ask about recent colour or bleach, and we agree on a realistic result.
- 02
Deep cleanse
A clarifying shampoo opens the cuticle so the formula can reach into the fibre.
- 03
Applying the formula
I section the hair finely and distribute the keratin evenly, keeping clear of the roots.
- 04
Drying
A blow-dry that leaves the formula in the hair rather than lifting it out.
- 05
Sealing with the iron
I set the iron temperature to your hair type, not to habit, and work strand by strand.
- 06
Finish and instructions
We look at the result together and I explain how to treat the hair over the first days.
Aftercare
- First wash after 48–72 hours depending on the formula — I will give you the exact figure on the day
- Sulfate-free and sodium-chloride-free shampoo only
- Keep away from the sea and the pool for the first days — salt and chlorine shorten the result
- No tight ties or clips at first — they leave a mark in the hair
- Colour either before the treatment or two weeks after, not immediately
Frequently asked questions
- Will my hair be poker straight?
- No, and that is deliberate. Keratin smooths and softens but leaves natural movement. If you want fully straight hair, we should be talking about nanoplastia instead.
- How long does it last?
- Usually three to five months. Sulfate-free shampoo and less frequent washing extend it; sulfate shampoo, daily washing, and sea or pool water in the first days shorten it. The first wash comes 48–72 hours after the treatment, which itself takes 2.5–4 hours. The result fades gradually, with no hard line.
- Can it be done on coloured hair?
- Yes. We often colour before the treatment, since keratin can soften the tone slightly. If you are already coloured, tell me when — that decides whether we wait.
- Can it be done on bleached hair?
- It depends how damaged it is. Sometimes the hair needs repairing with a botox treatment first and keratin later. I cannot tell you without seeing it, which is why we start by looking.
- Does it damage the hair?
- The formula itself fills the hair rather than stripping it. The risk is in the heat: an iron that is too hot damages any hair. That is why I set the temperature to your hair rather than to routine.
- When can I wash my hair?
- Depending on the formula, usually after 48–72 hours. I give you the exact figure at the end, because this is the one rule that spoils the result most often when it is broken.
Further reading
- Keratin, Nanoplastia or Hair Botox: Which One Your Hair Actually NeedsThree treatments, three different jobs. An honest guide to keratin, nanoplastia and hair botox — what each fixes, who should skip it, and how long results last.
- How Much Does Hair Straightening Cost in Batumi? An Honest BreakdownWhy one treatment is quoted at double the price across a single city, what should be included in the figure, and six questions that make two quotes comparable.
- Is Keratin Treatment Safe? Formaldehyde, Pregnancy and the Real RisksKeratin treatment safety explained: what formaldehyde actually does, what “formaldehyde free” really means, who I turn away, and what to ask before you book.
- Keratin Aftercare: The First 72 Hours and the Next Five MonthsThe first three days decide whether keratin lasts three months or five. Shampoo rules, heat settings, sea and pool advice, and the mistakes that cut it short.
Other services
- Nanoplastia3–5 hours, depending on length and thickness
- Hair Botox1.5–2.5 hours, depending on length
- Highlights2.5–5 hours, depending on technique and length
- Hair Colouring1.5–3 hours, depending on the job and the length
- HairstylingEveryday styling 40–60 min; evening 1–1.5 hours; bridal 1.5–2.5 hours
- MakeupDay makeup 40 min; evening 1 hour; bridal 1–1.5 hours, trial booked separately
- Bridal Hair & MakeupBride: makeup 1–1.5 hours, hair 1.5–2.5 hours; each additional person roughly 40–60 min for makeup, hair similar; trial booked separately