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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Malibu Treatments.
Malibu Treatments are professional clarifying and pH-balancing services that remove mineral buildup, oils, and product residue. They prime strands for color, lightening, or smoothing by equalizing porosity and cuticle condition, improving predictability and reducing risk of uneven processing or damage.
Ideally performed immediately before any chemical service, typically the same day. If scheduled separately, get it within 24–48 hours prior to color or chemical treatment to ensure buildup is removed and the hair's pH and porosity are optimized for predictable results.
No — performed correctly, Malibu Treatments clarify and balance without stripping professional color. They remove mineral and product buildup that prevents even processing. Your stylist will tailor the treatment to preserve existing color while preparing hair for the upcoming chemical service.
Typical sessions run 15–30 minutes depending on hair length and buildup severity. Shorter for light buildup and fine hair; longer treatments for heavy mineral deposits or product saturation. Your stylist will assess during consultation and recommend the appropriate timing.
Yes — when applied by a trained professional, Malibu Treatments are formulated to be gentle on processed hair. Your stylist evaluates hair condition and adjusts treatment strength and timing to protect fragile strands while still effectively removing buildup and balancing porosity.
Frequency depends on water hardness, styling products, and service schedule. Typically, one treatment immediately before each major chemical service is recommended; for hard water or heavy product use, quarterly or monthly maintenance treatments can help maintain optimal hair condition.