Hair Botox Treatment in Marbella.
Despite the name, there's no botulinum toxin involved. It's a deep conditioning treatment I reach for whenever a client's hair needs rebuilding, not just smoothing.


What Hair Botox Actually Is
Hair botox is a non-chemical treatment built from vitamins, proteins and natural oils. It fills in gaps along damaged strands and coats the hair to restore softness and shine, without the formaldehyde-based chemistry that keratin treatments use. It doesn't straighten hair — it repairs it. If your priority is fixing dryness, breakage or dullness rather than reducing curl, this is usually the better starting point.
Who It Suits
I recommend hair botox most often for colour-treated or over-processed hair, fine hair that's lost its body, or anyone whose ends feel more like straw than hair after a summer of sun, sea salt and chlorine. Results typically last two to four months, and it pairs well with regular colour appointments rather than competing with them.
If you're not sure whether you need this or a keratin treatment, tell me about your hair in the consultation and I'll recommend the one that actually solves your problem.
Pricing
Price depends on hair length and condition, confirmed at consultation. See the full price list for colour and styling services too.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will hair botox make my hair straight?
No. It repairs and smooths the surface but doesn't chemically alter curl pattern the way keratin treatment can.
Can I do this alongside colour?
Yes. Many clients alternate hair botox with colour appointments to keep hair in good condition between them.
How often should I repeat it?
Most clients return every two to four months, depending on how their hair holds up day to day.
What is the difference between hair botox and keratin?
Hair botox is mainly about conditioning: it improves softness, shine and manageability without necessarily leaving hair straight. Keratin is mainly about smoothing: it reduces frizz and can give a noticeably straighter finish. Tell me how you want your hair to look and feel and I'll recommend the one that fits.
Can I have hair botox on coloured or highlighted hair?
Often yes, but I assess the condition of your hair first. If it is very porous, recently bleached or breaking, I may adjust the treatment or suggest waiting.
Can you have hair botox too often?
Yes. Repeating it too frequently can lead to product build-up and make hair feel heavier than you want. If your hair still looks and feels good, there is no need to repeat it yet.
Read More About Hair Botox
- Hair botox in Marbella: what it is, who it suits and results
- Hair botox vs keratin: which one to choose
- How often should you repeat hair botox?
- How hair botox tackles frizz and flyaways
Ready to book your hair botox treatment at The Lounge Marbella? Message me on WhatsApp and I'll confirm price and the best time to come in.