Hair & Scalp Treatment Add-Ons
À La Carte Upgrades for Your Salon Appointment


Important booking notice
Please note: These are treatment upgrades—not standalone appointments.
Personalize your appointment with targeted treatments for hydration, strength, bond repair, buildup, and scalp care. Each add-on is priced individually, so you can choose the additional care your hair needs.
Your stylist will assess your hair during your appointment and recommend the treatment best suited to its condition and needs. Pricing will be confirmed with you before the treatment is applied.
Strength & Repair
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Professional Bond-Repair — $35
Best for hair affected by bleach, color, chemical services, or repeated heat. Helps improve strength, softness, and manageability.
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Strengthening Treatment — $25
Best for weak, overly soft, limp, or breakage-prone hair. Protein is not suitable for every client and will be recommended based on your hair’s condition.
Moisture & Conditioning
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Intensive Hydration — $20
Best for dry, dehydrated, or hard-to-moisturize hair. Gentle steam helps your conditioning treatment work more effectively.
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Express Conditioning — $15
A moisture-focused upgrade that helps improve softness, manageability, and overall hair condition. -
Customized Moisture Treatment -- $20
Customized conditioning for hair experiencing mild dryness, roughness, or reduced manageability.
Scalp Care
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Deep Scalp Scrub — $10 Gentle exfoliation for mild product buildup, excess oil, or visible flakes.
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Scalp Detox Therapy — $25 A more thorough scalp-cleansing treatment using a scalp spatula to lift away heavier buildup, flakes, excess oil, and dead skin.
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Current Client Hair & Scalp Analysis Add-On — $45 Available exclusively to current clients when booked with a Silk Press or eligible Extension Service. Includes a focused, high-magnification assessment of the scalp and hair-density patterns, a review of your concerns and routine, and personalized salon and at-home care recommendations.
Not available as a standalone appointment. This service provides salon-based observations—not a medical diagnosis or treatment.