Short Hair Gallery
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What Our Clients Say
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Tonia consistently gives a great haircut. She takes the time to listen and understand exac...more
Tonia always does a great job!
This hairdresser is amazing!
Darren is great with color. I receive many compliments on my blonde hair thanks to Darren...more
Tonia is amazing! I've been going to her for over 10 years and I won't let anyone else tou...more
Tonia’s work is excellent. I used to dread getting haircuts, but walking out of T’s was th...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Short Hair.
Most clients enjoy smooth, frizz-reduced results for three to five months depending on hair type, maintenance, and chosen products. Regular sulfate-free care and minimal heat styling extend results; touch-up treatments can refresh the effect when needed.
Yes — our professional keratin formulas are safe for most color-treated hair and can even enhance color vibrancy. Inform your stylist about recent coloring; they'll choose compatible products and timing to protect color while delivering smoothing benefits.
For short hair, we typically recommend waiting two to three days before washing so the treatment fully sets. Follow your stylist’s aftercare instructions and use sulfate-free products to maintain smoothness and extend the treatment’s lifespan.
Keratin smooths and can slightly reduce natural lift, but results vary by cut and technique. Stylists can adjust application to preserve volume for short styles, recommending layered cuts or root-lifting styling methods to maintain desired body and movement.
Keep styling simple: use a wide-tooth comb, blow-dry with low heat and a round brush for shape, or let hair air-dry for a sleek finish. Avoid heavy products and sulfates; your stylist will recommend suitable lightweight styling products.
We recommend consulting your physician before chemical treatments during pregnancy. Many stylists postpone keratin services until after the first trimester, and can offer low-chemical alternatives or gentle smoothing trims to reduce frizz safely while you wait.