Frizz isn’t just a bad hair day—it’s a signal from your hair that something deeper is happening. Humidity sneaks into the hair shaft, gaps in the cuticle widen, and suddenly strands begin to swell, lift, and lose their smoothness. Most
Excess oil doesn’t appear suddenly—it builds silently on the scalp over time, changing the texture of the hair, affecting its movement, and even influencing the scalp’s overall health. Many people assume that oily hair is simply the result of genetics
When your hair no longer feels like yours, when it tangles too easily, looks dull in the mirror, or loses the softness you once ran your fingers through, it’s not simply in need of care. It’s asking to be restored.
For those with curly and coarse hair, each strand tells a story of strength, individuality, and resilience. But when these strands begin to thin, frizz without warning, or lose their shape and softness, it’s more than a cosmetic shift. It
Hair carries more than strands; it carries identity. A receding hairline or thinning part line may appear subtle from the outside, but the internal experience often speaks volumes. At House22 Salon in Chicago’s Gold Coast, consultations begin not with prescriptions,
The holiday season arrives with a flurry of invitations, long-awaited travel, and cherished reunions. Amid the planning, packing, and dressing, there’s a quiet luxury in knowing your skin is smooth, effortless, and completely cared for. At House22, we see laser
Your Hair Tells a Story, And Sometimes, That Story Begins with the Scalp Hair thinning can feel like a quiet unraveling, unexpected, confusing, and deeply personal. For many, it begins not with the hair itself but with something deeper: inflammation
When hair begins to thin, it often feels like something deeper is shifting: confidence, identity, even ease in your own skin. Many clients walk through our doors looking for solutions at the surface. Yet so often, the journey back to
Color-treated hair is stunning—whether you’re rocking platinum blonde, fiery red, or deep brunette. But here’s something most people don’t realize: every time you dye, bleach, or chemically process your hair, you’re chipping away at its natural strength. The result? Fragile
Hair is more than just strands—it’s identity, mood, and power. But here’s something most people don’t realize: hair doesn’t just get “tired” or “messy.” It gets damaged on a cellular level, and the signs—frizz, breakage, dullness—are your strands screaming for
