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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Malibu Treatment.
The Malibu Treatment removes unwanted pigments and product buildup, creating a clean, balanced base so new color deposits evenly. As an add-on to shampoo and blow-dry, it helps achieve truer tones, reduces brassiness, and improves overall color longevity.
Yes. The treatment is formulated to gently remove deposits without aggressive stripping. Your stylist will assess hair condition and adjust timing. It's designed to prepare hair for further color services while minimizing additional stress when applied by a professional.
Typically 20–40 minutes depending on buildup and hair length. Your stylist will evaluate and adjust processing time for optimal pigment removal. Because it's an add-on to shampoo and blow-dry, plan for the full additional time when booking.
When performed correctly, it's gentle and formulated to prevent excess dryness. Your stylist monitors condition and may apply conditioning agents after treatment. Follow recommended homecare and spacing between chemical services to maintain moisture and minimize cumulative damage.
Often color can be applied immediately after the treatment because it ensures proper deposition. However, your stylist will confirm based on hair condition. In some cases a short waiting period or bond-building step may be recommended for safety and best results.
It's an optional add-on but commonly recommended for successful color correction. Removing buildup and unwanted pigments improves predictability and reduces repeat corrections. Your colorist will advise whether it's necessary based on hair history and the complexity of the correction.