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Pregnancy and hair treatments: talk to your doctor first
- Before any salon treatment, talk to your doctor or midwife and bring the name of the exact product.
- Keratin, nanoplastia and hair botox are sealed with a flat iron at high heat. Discuss them with your doctor before booking.
- If you prefer to wait: there are salon services without a flat iron and simple at-home care for dryness and frizz.
Before you book: three steps
- 1Ask your stylist which exact product they plan to use (brand and name)
- 2Show it to your doctor or midwife and ask whether — and when — the service is appropriate for you
- 3Tell your stylist you are pregnant before any service, even a simple one
Treatments with and without a flat iron
| How it works | Before booking | |
|---|---|---|
| Keratin, nanoplastia, hair botox | Applied, then sealed with a flat iron at high heat | Talk to your doctor or midwife first, with the product name |
| Cold Recovery (Felps RP Reconstruction Premium Kit) | Reconstruction without a flat iron; an infrared tool is optional (it only speeds up the service); the finishing step with heat can be skipped | Ask your doctor too; ask the salon for the version without heat |
| Felps SOS Extreme Repair Mask in the salon | A repair mask, no flat iron; results last 3–4 weeks | Tell your stylist you are pregnant |
| Trim, mask, gentle styling | No chemical service | Tell your stylist you are pregnant |
Care at home
Many people notice their hair changes during pregnancy — drier, frizzier, or more sensitive scalp. At home, a sulfate-free shampoo with a nourishing conditioner or a mask helps with dryness and frizz. Apply a mask on clean hair after shampoo, leave 5–10 minutes and rinse. Skip any product whose scent bothers you.
For stylists: ask every client about pregnancy before a chemical service, offer the options without a flat iron, and always work in a well-ventilated room, following the product instructions.
After pregnancy
When to go back to keratin, nanoplastia or hair botox — after delivery and while breastfeeding — is also a question for your doctor or midwife. When you are ready, our treatment guide helps you choose, and the salon map shows salons near you that work with our products.
Frequently asked questions
Can I get keratin, nanoplastia or hair botox while pregnant?
We cannot answer that for you. Talk to your doctor or midwife first and bring the name of the exact product your stylist plans to use. These treatments are sealed with a flat iron at high heat.
Are there salon services without a flat iron?
Yes: Cold Recovery with the Felps RP Reconstruction Premium Kit — without a flat iron; the infrared tool is optional and the heat finishing step can be skipped — the Felps SOS Extreme Repair Mask, a trim or a conditioning mask. Tell your stylist you are pregnant, and ask your doctor too.
What can I do at home for dry or frizzy hair?
A sulfate-free shampoo with a nourishing conditioner or a mask 5–10 minutes after shampoo.
When can I go back to smoothing treatments?
Ask your doctor or midwife — after delivery and while breastfeeding.
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