The questions that come before the appointment. Answered here.
What calms the scalp, why you should not wash your hair right before colour, what sets balayage apart from highlights: answers from the salon at Alfred-Escher-Strasse 23 in Zurich Enge, written down by Eddine Belaid and his team.
What the scalp needs, before the hair can look good.
Dandruff: what is behind it and what helps
A dry or oily scalp, mistakes in care: what can lie behind dandruff, what the salon in Zurich Enge offers and when a dermatologist is the right address.
Read Scalp and careScalp analysis in the salon in Zurich: what we look at
The scalp is the ground the hair grows in. What we look at in Zurich Enge, what we recommend afterwards and when the dermatologist takes over.
Read Scalp and careItchy scalp: triggers and what helps
An itchy or tight scalp: triggers seen from the salon, what helps at home, what the salon in Zurich Enge can do and when the dermatologist is needed.
Read Scalp and careHair care with little time
Little time, well-kept hair: the shorter scalp treatment in the salon in Zurich Enge, added to your cut or colour appointment, and three things for home.
Read Scalp and careHow often should you wash your hair? Signs, not rules
How often should you wash your hair? There is no one number for everyone. How to spot too often or too seldom, how to stretch the gaps, which care fits.
Read Scalp and careDry hair: causes and what helps
Why hair turns dry: heat, colour, sun, the wrong product. Moisture instead of oil, the hair spa in the salon and what helps between two appointments.
Read Scalp and careFine hair and volume
Fine hair needs an eye on the scalp, light care and the right cut, not heavy treatments. What helps, up to adding density with extensions.
Read Scalp and careRepairing damaged hair: what works, what has to grow out
Damaged hair after colour and heat: what care, glossing and a cut can do and what only grows out. Explained honestly, care appointment in Zurich Enge.
Read Scalp and careHair care at home: the order matters
Where shampoo belongs, where the care belongs, and why most people use too much. The routine we recommend in the salon, in four steps.
Read Scalp and careBuying Aveda products in Zurich
Aveda products in Zurich Enge: the official range in the salon and in the Aveda Shop, advice without an appointment. Which collection is meant for what.
ReadWhat counts before, during and after the colour appointment.
Colour, tint or glossing? The difference
Colour, tint and glossing do three different things to the hair. What suits when, and why glossing repairs nothing. A guide from Zurich Enge.
Read ColourBalayage or highlights? The difference
Balayage or highlights: where the light sits, how it grows out, what care it needs and who it suits. A guide by Eddine Belaid, Zurich Enge.
Read ColourWash your hair before colouring? Better not freshly
Do not wash your hair right before a colour appointment: your own sebum protects the scalp. What that means for root colour, highlights and balayage.
Read ColourAllergy test before hair colour, free in the salon
Hair colour can trigger allergies. With us in Zurich Enge the test before the colour is possible and costs nothing. What you should know about it.
Read ColourMaking hair colour last: what really counts
Colour fades above all through washing and heat. What holds the tone longer, what a glossing in between adds and when the roots are due.
Read ColourGrey hair: cover it, blend it or show it
Cover the grey, blend it softly or wear it on purpose: why one formula does not work for everyone and what the share of white has to do with it.
Read ColourBleaching: how far you can go in one appointment
How far blonde gets in one day depends on the hair you start with. Why several steps are often the calmer route and how you notice it is enough.
Read ColourColour correction: when the colour turned out differently
Too dark, too warm, patchy: what can be corrected on a hair colour, why it often takes several appointments and what happens in the first one.
Read ColourYellow tones in blonde hair: where they come from
Why lightened hair turns yellow: when lifting, blue disappears first and yellow last. What helps against it and what silver shampoo can do.
Read ColourHair colour trends 2026: less contrast, more depth
Honey instead of white blonde, expensive brunette, mahogany: the hair colour trends for 2026 with sources, and which tone suits which skin tone.
ReadWhich shape carries, and for how long.
Does a bob suit me? What it really depends on
Whether a bob works is decided less by the shape of your face than by hair texture, growth direction and your mornings. What to know beforehand.
Read Cut and shapeKeeping the length and still getting shape
Long hair that hangs instead of falling? Usually the shape is missing, not the length. What a long-hair cut takes out and what it leaves standing.
Read Cut and shapeHow often should you see your hairdresser? It depends on the shape
The right interval depends on your cut, your colour and how your hair grows. How you notice yourself that an appointment is due.
Read Cut and shapeHairstyle trends 2026: what stays, what goes
Wolf cut out, side parting back, blonde warmer: Eddine Belaid sorts the 2026 trends and says which of them suits your hair.
Read Cut and shapeWhat hair botox is, and what it is not
Hair botox contains no botulinum toxin and is not injected. What the treatment does to the hair, how long it lasts and when it is worth it.
ReadLength and fullness, day to day.
Caring for extensions: what matters day to day
Washing, combing, sleeping: what keeps hair extensions looking good for longer and when the move-up appointment is due. From the salon in Zurich Enge.
Read ExtensionsExtensions and sport: what works together
Sweat, swimming, helmets: anyone who trains a lot needs a different bond. What matters before the consultation and what counts afterwards day to day.
ReadWhat you want to know before the first time, read up here.
Everything else we will see at the chair.
What is possible with your hair is something we tell you once we have it in front of us.
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