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Get answers to common questions about Amika “perk up”.
Amika “perk up” uses lightweight absorbent powders and uplifting aroma to soak up oil at the roots, add volume, and refresh hair. It’s formulated to be gentle on different textures, leaving no heavy residue while improving manageability between washes.
No—Amika “perk up” is designed to minimize visible residue. For darker hair, apply sparingly and work product into roots with fingers or a brush. Tap or brush through to distribute and avoid concentrated buildup that can appear as a white cast.
Use as needed between washes to refresh roots and absorb oil. For most clients, two to three applications weekly are fine; avoid daily reliance to prevent product buildup. Clarify with a regular shampoo and deep-cleaning treatment monthly.
Yes—its powder formula absorbs excess oil and adds texture at the roots, creating visible lift and fuller-looking hair. Apply at the root area, massage or tease slightly, and style as usual for natural volume that lasts through the day.
Yes—formulated to be gentle on color-treated and chemically processed hair. It helps extend time between washes without stripping color. Always test a small section first if you’re concerned, and follow with color-safe shampoos and conditioning treatments as advised.
Shake well, section hair, and spray a short distance at the roots where oil builds. Let it sit for a minute, then massage with fingers or brush through to distribute. Style as desired; use sparingly on dry ends to avoid dryness.