A tense or irritated scalp directly impacts the beauty of your hair. OXY RELAXY uses the gentleness of 99.5% pure oxygen to instantly soothe skin tension, reduce redness, and restore the balance of your hair's ecosystem.
Hair Oxygen Therapy is a cutting-edge technology that uses 99.5% pure oxygen propelled at high pressure to instantly revitalize the scalp and fiber. A true youth secret favored by Hollywood stars, this process acts as a powerful vector capable of transporting essential vitamins and nutrients directly to the heart of the follicle, where traditional care cannot penetrate. By stimulating microcirculation and the natural synthesis of keratin, oxygen transforms dull and fragile hair into a vigorous, elastic, and healthy-looking mane.
Everything begins by listening to your skin. With our Mic-Fi digital microscope, we identify areas of micro-inflammation or scalp dryness to adapt the relaxation session to your biological profile.
Daily stress and pollution suffocate the scalp. OXY RELAXY hyperbaric propulsion brings a wave of freshness that detoxifies tissues, stimulates cellular metabolism, and relaxes nervous tension for hair that grows in an optimal environment.
A session lasts approximately 20 to 30 minutes. It is the ideal care to maintain the health of your scalp throughout the seasons. For a lasting preventive and anti-aging effect, we recommend a monthly session.
Stile Creativo Coiffure is proud to be the pioneer in Switzerland for these exceptional technological treatments. Treat yourself to the best of science and luxury in the heart of Lausanne.
Upon request, we provide a detailed invoice for your oxygen therapy treatments. You can then present it to your supplemental insurance for the evaluation of potential coverage as a hair wellness and health treatment.
To preserve this feeling of serenity, our experts have selected the Bio INEJ Anti-Age range: daily antioxidant protection for hair that stays young.
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