Keratin & Botox Shampoo

Keratin & Botox Shampoo — package name Celine Master Keratin No. 3 Daily Shampoo — is designed for a softer, more manageable wash-day result instead of the stronger preparation role assigned to Purifying Shampoo. Massage it through wet roots, rinse well and follow with the matching Keratin & Botox Conditioner.

Suitable for all hair types per the current bottle — especially fine, limp, slightly porous, coarse, unruly, colour-treated, dry or frizz-prone hair. The routine supports smoother-looking lengths, easier styling and shine between appointments. It does not repeat the salon treatment, and it cannot guarantee how long that treatment will last.

• Cleanses the scalp and roots — removes everyday oil, sweat and residue without acting as a pre-treatment clarifier.
• Supports a softer finish — moisture and smoothing support help post-service hair feel less rough after washing.
• Helps with visible frizz — pair cleansing with the matching conditioner and controlled heat for a more polished result.
• Improves manageability — cleaner, less rough hair is easier to detangle, section and style.
• Anti-frizz + shine support — positioned around a smoother, more disciplined finish.
• Works beyond one hair type — bottle says all hair types; current page identifies fine, limp, porous, coarse, unruly, dry and colour-treated hair.
• 500 ml pump — supports a consistent maintenance routine without turning “daily” into a requirement to wash every day.
• Pairs with Keratin & Botox Conditioner for the full daily maintenance duo.
• From a Canadian haircare brand.

The original salon formula, wash frequency, heat, water quality and aftercare all influence how long a treatment appears to last — no fixed extension in days or weeks is promised.

A strong fit for

• Hair maintained after a professional keratin service
• Hair maintained after a Hair Botox service
• Colour-treated or chemically processed hair
• Frizz-prone or difficult-to-manage hair
• Fine, limp or slightly porous hair seeking a smoothing routine
• Coarse or unruly hair seeking improved manageability
• Customers pairing the shampoo with Keratin & Botox Conditioner

Check first when

• Your stylist prescribed a specific aftercare brand or waiting period
• You recently received a service and have not reached the first permitted wash
• Your scalp is irritated, broken or reacting to products
• You have a known sensitivity to an ingredient in the current formula
• You need a clarifying preparation shampoo rather than daily maintenance
• You expect shampoo alone to straighten the hair permanently

1. Follow the salon waiting period — wait the exact time specified for your keratin or Hair Botox service before the first wash.
2. Wet the hair thoroughly — use lukewarm water; make sure the scalp and lengths are fully wet before dispensing shampoo.
3. Start with the scalp — dispense an amount appropriate for the hair’s density and oil level. Massage gently through the scalp and roots with fingertips, not nails.
4. Draw lather through the lengths — let the lather move through the mid-lengths as you rinse. Avoid rough scrubbing or piling long hair on top of the head.
5. Rinse thoroughly — remove all shampoo with lukewarm water. Repeat only when the scalp or product buildup requires it.
6. Condition every wash — follow with Keratin & Botox Conditioner through the mid-lengths and ends, then rinse according to its directions.
7. Protect before heat — apply Heat Shield Hair Spray before a blow-dryer, flat iron or curling tool. Use the lowest effective temperature.

The current back label and exact-product Canadian retailer confirm regular shampoo use followed by the Celine Master Keratin Daily Conditioner. Final wording will be reconciled against the current production bottle.

The product is positioned for daily use — that describes formula intent rather than a mandatory schedule. Wash according to scalp oil, activity, product use, texture and salon aftercare.

Frequent washing may affect some service results even when the shampoo is designed for maintenance, so follow the professional who performed the treatment.

Purifying Shampoo is not recommended as the everyday partner merely because both appear in the Keratin & Smoothing category.

Hydrolyzed keratin

Hydrolyzed keratin appears on the current back label. In a rinse-out shampoo, the product positions it as part of the conditioning and smoothing support around processed hair.

Argan oil and Vitamin E

The current page names both ingredients. They will be confirmed against the current production INCI before any visual badges or ingredient-led promises are published.

Cleansing and smoothing components

The back label shows a blend of cleansing and conditioning ingredients. The full list will be transcribed from a sharper current label — no individual surfactant name is guessed from the existing photograph.

Coconut-oil scent

The current website describes a coconut-oil scent that lingers after washing. The latest fragrance profile will be confirmed — a coconut scent does not automatically mean coconut oil is present as a formula ingredient.

It can support the appearance of treated hair

The shampoo is designed to cleanse while supporting softness, smoother-looking manageability and shine. Hydrolyzed keratin in a cosmetic formula may contribute to surface conditioning.

It cannot replace keratin lost inside the hair permanently

No claim of rebuilding every broken internal structure or permanently restoring the fibre. Rinse-out care can improve feel and appearance without recreating a salon service.

It cannot guarantee service duration

Use the right shampoo and conditioner, follow the waiting period, protect before heat and respect the stylist’s aftercare — those are sensible maintenance steps. A fixed extension in days, weeks or washes requires exact-product testing.

1. Cleanse — Keratin & Botox Shampoo on wet hair after the approved waiting period. Massage the scalp, rinse thoroughly and repeat only when needed.
2. Condition — Keratin & Botox Conditioner through the mid-lengths and ends. Distribute gently and rinse according to its directions.
3. Add heat protection — Heat Shield Hair Spray before heated styling. Keep the tool at the lowest effective setting.
4. Finish sparingly — if the ends need extra shine or smoothness, use a small amount of the appropriate Celine Claire oil after styling.

Choose based on the job you want each formula to do — no product is stated to be universally best.

• Product: Keratin & Botox Shampoo
• Package name: Celine Master Keratin No. 3 Daily Shampoo
• SKU: CCCK3
• Size: 500 ml / 16.9 fl oz
• Format: Pump bottle
• Product type: Daily-use rinse-out shampoo
• Main use: Post-keratin and Hair Botox maintenance
• Hair concerns: Frizz, roughness, dullness, manageability, processed-hair maintenance
• Hair types: All hair types per the current package — especially fine, limp, slightly porous, coarse, unruly, colour-treated, dry or frizz-prone
• Pair with: Keratin & Botox Conditioner
• Brand: Celine Claire — a Canadian haircare brand

For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes — if contact occurs, rinse thoroughly with water. Stop use if irritation occurs. Keep out of reach of children. Review the complete ingredient list if you have known sensitivities.

Warnings will be reconciled against the current production label before launch.

1. What is Keratin & Botox Shampoo?

A daily-use shampoo designed for routine cleansing after salon keratin or Hair Botox services. It supports smoother-looking, softer and more manageable hair.

2. Is this shampoo for Botox-treated hair?

Yes — post-Hair Botox maintenance is one of its main uses. Follow the original service’s waiting period and aftercare instructions.

3. Is it the same as a Hair Botox treatment?

No. This is shampoo. Hair Botox is a separate advanced smoothing treatment with its own preparation, processing and heat instructions.

4. Does it contain injectable Botox?

No. “Botox” is part of the haircare service and product name. This is a non-medicated cosmetic shampoo.

5. Can I use it after a keratin treatment?

Yes. The current bottle and product page position it for post-keratin maintenance.

6. When can I wash after my treatment?

Use the waiting period given by the professional who performed the service. Different keratin and Hair Botox systems have different first-wash instructions.

7. Is it sulfate-free?

The current bottle, product page and exact-product Canadian retailer describe it as sulfate-free. A formal sulfate-free badge will appear only after the latest production INCI is confirmed.

8. Why is sulfate-free shampoo searched after Hair Botox?

Customers often receive aftercare instructions that limit stronger cleansers after smoothing services. The exact requirement depends on the treatment formula, so follow the service provider’s directions.

9. Is it sodium-free?

The current label says “free from sulfate and sodium”, but sodium-free is too broad without a defined formula standard. No broad sodium-free badge is used on this page.

10. Is it paraben-free?

The current website says it is. A paraben-free badge will appear only after the current full INCI confirms it.

11. Does it contain keratin?

Hydrolyzed keratin appears on the current back label. The exact INCI spelling will be confirmed from a sharper current-production image.

12. Does it contain argan oil and Vitamin E?

The current website names both. They will be verified against the latest INCI before any ingredient badges appear.

13. Does it smell like coconut oil?

The live page describes a coconut-oil scent. The current fragrance will be confirmed before that promise is used in purchase copy.

14. Can I use it every day?

The bottle positions it as Daily Shampoo — designed for routine use, not a requirement that every person wash daily. Follow your scalp, texture and service aftercare needs.

15. Is it suitable for all hair types?

The current bottle says all hair types. Adjust amount, wash frequency, conditioning and styling for the individual’s density, texture and scalp.

16. Is it suitable for fine or limp hair?

The current page and exact-product retailer specifically position it for fine, limp and slightly porous hair. Use an appropriate amount and condition mainly where needed.

17. Is it suitable for coarse or frizzy hair?

Yes. Manageability and anti-frizz support are part of its current positioning. Pair it with the matching conditioner and protect before heat.

18. Is it suitable for colour-treated hair?

The current product page positions it for colour-treated hair. Strong colour-protection claims will be reconciled against product documentation before publishing them as formal promises.

19. How much shampoo should I use?

Use enough to cleanse the scalp without coating the hair excessively. Start small, then add more for dense hair or heavy buildup.

20. Should I shampoo twice?

Repeat only when the scalp, oil level or buildup requires it. Do not copy the two-wash Purifying Shampoo protocol into routine maintenance.

21. Should I apply it to the scalp or just the hair?

Focus cleansing on the scalp and roots. Let the lather move through the lengths during rinsing rather than aggressively scrubbing the ends.

22. What conditioner should I use afterward?

Use Keratin & Botox Conditioner for the matching maintenance pair, unless the salon provider prescribed different aftercare.

23. Is Purifying Shampoo the same product?

No. Purifying Shampoo prepares hair for specified advanced treatments. Keratin & Botox Shampoo is for regular maintenance after the service.

24. Does it permanently repair damaged hair?

No. It can support softness, surface conditioning and manageability. No permanent reconstruction of damaged hair is promised.

25. Will it make my treatment last longer?

It is designed to support post-treatment maintenance. No fixed extension in days or weeks is promised without exact-product testing.

26. Will it straighten my hair?

No. Shampoo does not reproduce a salon straightening or smoothing service. It supports the look and feel of the maintenance routine.

27. Does it help with frizz?

Yes. Anti-frizz support is part of the current formula and retailer positioning.

28. Should I use heat protectant after washing?

Use Heat Shield Hair Spray before blow-dryers, flat irons or curling tools. Shampoo does not replace heat protection.

29. Is there a verified before-and-after?

The existing gallery graphic does not identify the customer, date, service, routine or lighting conditions. It is not used as product proof unless the original evidence and consent are supplied.

30. Is it Made in Canada?

Celine Claire is a Canadian haircare brand. The manufacturing origin of this shampoo has not been verified, so this page does not say Made in Canada.