Products for Shinier, Healthier Hair

Two ways to get shinier, healthier hair

By Ann Limpert    Published Saturday, July 01, 2006

This article is from 2006's Cool Spa Treatments package. The information may be out-of-date, so please call locations listed for new information.

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Stressed-out hair gets some R&R with the 25-minute Rescue Scalp and Hair Treatment at Nusta Spa (1129 20th St., NW; 202-530-5700; nustaspa.com). After an esthetician streaks your hair with fragrant camellia oil, you’re treated to a quick neck-and-shoulder rub. Wait a few hours—up to a day—to wash out the oil, and your locks emerge shiny and renewed. They’ll smell great, too. Cost: $50.

The new Saint Germain by Molecule salon (439 Seventh St., NW; 202-824-0444; saintgermainsalon.com) takes a more targeted approach. It’s the third salon in the country to include a Kérastase Institute, where a specialist assesses your hair: Is it weak? Lacking bounce? Too coarse? You’re prescribed a Kerastase hair masque, which is applied with a scalp massage, and given recommendations for a Kerastase shampoo, conditioner, and styling product. I left with strong, shiny layers. Cost: $30 to $50 plus products. A blow-dry is $50 extra.

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