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Hair botox has become one of the most popular hair restoration treatments in professional salons — delivering smoother, shinier, and noticeably healthier hair without the chemical processing of a traditional straightening treatment. Here's everything you need to know about hair botox on Booksy. What is hair botox? Despite the name, hair botox contains no actual botulinum toxin — it has nothing to do with cosmetic injections. Hair botox is a deep conditioning and reconstructing treatment that fills in gaps and cracks in the hair shaft with proteins, vitamins, and conditioning agents — most commonly keratin, collagen, amino acids, and antioxidants. The formula is applied to the hair, left to penetrate, then sealed in with heat. The result is smoother, denser, shinier hair that is noticeably easier to manage, with reduced frizz and improved elasticity. Unlike a keratin treatment, most hair botox formulas are free from formaldehyde. What does hair botox do? Hair botox works by physically filling in the damaged, porous areas of each hair strand — restoring a smooth, uniform surface to the hair shaft. This reduces frizz by eliminating the rough texture that causes it, adds shine by creating a reflective surface, and improves manageability by reducing tangling and breakage. It also protects and extends the life of existing hair color. The treatment does not chemically alter the hair's structure — it nourishes and coats it from the outside in. Hair botox vs keratin treatment Both treatments smooth and condition the hair, but they work differently. A keratin treatment chemically restructures the hair bonds to permanently straighten or relax the curl pattern, and many formulas contain formaldehyde or formaldehyde-releasing ingredients. Hair botox is a conditioning treatment — it doesn't change the hair's structure, it repairs it. It significantly reduces frizz and improves manageability without altering your natural texture. Hair botox is generally the safer, gentler option — particularly for already-damaged or color-treated hair. Hair botox with color service Many stylists on Booksy offer hair botox as an add-on to a color or cut appointment. Combining hair botox with a color service maximizes the benefit of both — the botox seals and protects the color while restoring the hair's condition after the coloring process. It's one of the most effective ways to keep color-treated hair looking healthy and vibrant between appointments. Hair botox for damaged and chemically treated hair Hair botox is particularly well-suited for hair that has been damaged by bleach, color, heat styling, or previous chemical treatments. The reconstructing agents penetrate the most compromised parts of the hair shaft and rebuild it from within, reducing breakage and restoring softness and elasticity. For clients whose hair has become brittle, dry, or prone to snapping, a hair botox treatment is one of the most effective in-salon repair options available. Hair botox prices — how much does a hair botox treatment cost? Hair botox prices vary by hair length, salon type, and whether the treatment is combined with a cut or color service. The ranges below are based on real Booksy listings across the US. Service Average price Duration Hair botox (standalone) $75 to $185 60 to 90 min Hair botox with blowout / style $75 to $160 60 to 90 min Hair botox with haircut $180 to $250 90 to 120 min Hair botox with color service $250 to $350+ 120 to 180 min Botox capilar (add-on) $30 to $75 30 to 45 min Prices reflect average ranges across Booksy listings in the US. Actual pricing depends on your hair length, thickness, and whether additional services are included. Always check individual listings on Booksy for exact pricing before booking.   Frequently asked questions about hair botox What is hair botox treatment? Hair botox is a professional deep conditioning and reconstructing treatment that fills gaps and damage in the hair shaft using proteins, collagen, amino acids, and vitamins. It reduces frizz, restores shine, improves elasticity, and makes hair noticeably smoother and more manageable. It contains no actual botulinum toxin — the name refers to its "filling" effect on the hair, similar in concept to how cosmetic botox fills fine lines. How long does hair botox last? Hair botox results typically last 2 to 4 months, depending on your hair type, how often you wash your hair, and which products you use afterward. Using sulfate-free shampoo and avoiding excessive heat styling will significantly extend the life of the treatment. Fine or very porous hair may see results fade faster; thicker or coarser hair tends to hold the treatment longer. Is hair botox good for your hair? Yes — when applied by a trained professional to suitable hair types, hair botox is a genuinely beneficial treatment. It rebuilds damaged areas of the hair shaft, reduces breakage, restores moisture balance, and improves the overall condition of dry, brittle, or chemically treated hair. Unlike some smoothing treatments, most hair botox formulas are free from formaldehyde, making them safer for regular use. Can hair botox cause hair loss? Hair botox itself does not cause hair loss. In fact, by reducing breakage and strengthening the hair shaft, it can help retain length that might otherwise be lost to damage. However, any treatment applied incorrectly — particularly one involving heat sealing — can potentially stress the scalp or cause breakage if left on too long or applied to severely compromised hair. Always book with an experienced stylist who will assess your hair's condition before the treatment. Is hair botox the same as a keratin treatment? No — they work differently. A keratin treatment chemically alters the hair's bond structure to straighten or relax curl, and often contains formaldehyde-releasing ingredients. Hair botox is a conditioning treatment — it repairs and fills the hair shaft without changing its natural texture or structure. Hair botox is generally gentler, safer for damaged hair, and does not require the same ventilation precautions as a traditional keratin. How do I prepare for a hair botox treatment? Come with clean, freshly washed hair and no styling products. Your stylist will typically clarify the hair before applying the treatment to remove any buildup that could block absorption. Avoid color or chemical services in the 2 weeks before your appointment if possible. After the treatment, use sulfate-free shampoo and avoid washing your hair for at least 48 to 72 hours to allow the formula to fully set — your stylist will give you specific aftercare instructions based on the product used. Is there a hair botox salon open now near me? Use the availability filter on Booksy to find hair botox specialists with open slots today. Hair botox sessions typically take 60 to 90 minutes, so same-day availability depends on the stylist's schedule. Booking a day or two ahead gives you the best choice of specialist and ensures the stylist has enough time allocated for the full treatment. Are there hair botox salons open on Saturday or Sunday? Yes — many hair salons offering botox treatments on Booksy are available on weekends. Saturday appointments fill quickly, particularly for longer treatments. Use the weekend availability filter on Booksy to find stylists near you with open Saturday or Sunday slots.