Royal Honey Ritual™
A short nourishing ritual with a mask and an ampoule from the Royal Honey line — softness and shine for dry and rough hair.
Royal Honey Ritual™ is a short nourishing in-salon treatment for hair that is very dry and rough to the touch. The hairdresser washes the hair, applies a mask from the Royal Honey line for fifteen minutes and rinses it out, and then distributes an ampoule on the lengths, which is left in the hair. Finally, they blow-dry and style. The hair is soft and shiny. The treatment takes about forty-five minutes, so it combines well with colouring.
Who is it for
Hair that is very dry and rough to the touch, lacking softness and shine — when a short treatment with an immediate effect matters, also as an addition to colouring.
And when not
- You want to noticeably reduce volume and frizz for longer — this ritual nourishes, it does not smooth. Cacau BTOX™ →
- Hair breaks after lightening — a nourishing mask alone is not enough here. K-Peptide Infinity Repair™ →
- Your skin reacts badly to honey, propolis or pollen — this ritual is not for you.
Effect
- Noticeable hair softness to the touch
- Shine on lengths and ends
- Smoothness and easier detangling
- Nourished and well-groomed hair appearance
Royal Honey Ritual™ does not straighten the hair and does not noticeably reduce volume — it nourishes and softens. It will also not replace the rebuilding of hair that breaks after lightening.
How is the treatment performed?
Time in the chair: about 45 minutes for medium length hair
- The hairdresser assesses how dry the hair is and chooses the amount of product.
- Washing with a shampoo suited to the hair — the mask works best on clean strands.
- The mask applied to the lengths, gently massaged in — processes on the hair for about fifteen minutes.
- Thoroughly rinsing out the mask with water until all excess product is removed from the hair.
- The contents of the ampoule applied to damp lengths and ends — remains in the hair, as a leave-in.
- Drying and styling — softness and shine can be felt immediately after drying.
How long does it take and how much does it cost?
Time in the chair is usually about forty-five minutes, and the mask itself processes on the hair for roughly fifteen minutes — the rest is washing, rinsing, and drying. We do not set the price: the treatment is performed by a salon, and the salon maintains its own price list. We do not provide market price ranges here, as we do not track prices for such a short nourishing treatment. Salons often add it to colouring or a haircut, in which case they price it differently than a separate visit.
How long does the effect last?
The effect fades gradually with subsequent washes — the manufacturer's documentation does not specify the number of weeks for this ritual, so we do not make one up. How much is retained depends on hair porosity and what you wash it with. Gentle washing helps to maintain the effect longer. For home use, we recommend the Oil Premium line — an oil mask once or twice a week, described below.
Treatment products
2 product in this ritual
Home ritual: Oil Premium Mask
A mask with argan, açaí, marula and pracaxi oils — once or twice a week on lengths and ends, between visits.
Questions and answers
Will this treatment damage my hair?
This is a conditioning treatment: a mask rinsed out after fifteen minutes and an ampoule that remains on the lengths. It does not involve hot straightening or chemical fixing, so the only load on the hair is drying at most. The mask contains honey, royal jelly, propolis, and pollen — if you know you have an adverse reaction to them, tell your hairdresser before the treatment.
After how many days can I wash my hair?
You do not need to wait — there is no waiting period before washing. The ampoule remains in the hair until the next wash. Do your next wash when you normally do it, with a mild shampoo — gentle washing helps to maintain softness longer. Save a strongly cleansing shampoo for exceptional situations.
Can I colour my hair before or after the treatment?
Yes, and this is one of the typical combinations: the Royal Honey Ritual™ is short, so it nicely concludes a visit with colouring. It does not alter or strip the colour. Agree on the sequence with your hairdresser — usually the colour goes first, and the nourishing treatment at the end, but it depends on what else you are doing that day.
Is the treatment for Coloured / bleached hair?
Yes — hair after colouring can be dry and rough, and this ritual works exactly on softness and shine. However, if after lightening the strands are primarily breaking, a nourishing mask alone is not enough: then K-Peptide Infinity Repair™ is better, or, for tangled hair in a crisis, S.O.S. Recovery™.
How many times a year can it be repeated?
The manufacturer's documentation does not specify a limit, so we do not make one up. Since the treatment is short and conditioning, salons often add it to other visits, and for very dry hair they propose several treatments at shorter intervals. The frequency is determined by how quickly the hair becomes rough again, not by the calendar.
What to wash your hair with after the treatment?
With a mild shampoo, without harsh cleansing — gentle washing helps to maintain the effect longer. For home use, we recommend the Oil Premium line: an oil mask once or twice a week on the lengths and ends. This is a separate step, not part of the in-salon treatment, and the hairdresser will advise on how often to use it.
How does this ritual differ from Cacau BTOX™?
Cacau BTOX™ is a longer smoothing treatment: it reduces volume and frizz in thick and unmanageable hair. Royal Honey Ritual™ is shorter and does not reduce volume — it nourishes, softens and adds shine to dry and coarse hair. If you want a calmer, smoother hairstyle, choose Cacau BTOX™. If you prefer a soft touch — Royal Honey.
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