Enhances colour results
By removing residues that interfere with pigments, Bare Treatment improves colour retention and accuracy while extending its vibrancy and freshness.
Reduces porosity
Restores the fibre’s uniformity from within, filling weakened areas and leaving hair more compact, resilient and manageable.
Restores natural shine
Removes invisible build-up that dulls the hair, restoring shine, movement and a genuinely clean feel without adding weight.
Prepares the fibre for treatments
Bare Treatment acts as a technical reset: it leaves the hair balanced and receptive, enhancing the effectiveness of any hydrating, reconstructive or technical treatment applied afterwards.
Bare Treatment: The Professional Detox That Frees Your Hair from Metals and Residue
Bare treatment works through a gentle chelation system that traps and eliminates metal ions present in the hair fiber. Its formula restructures the hair from the cortex to the cuticle, filling micro-fissures and porous spaces generated by exposure to hard water or technical processes. This leveling effect improves the uniformity of the hair surface, reduces porosity, and optimizes the absorption and retention of subsequent treatments.
Formulated with gentle chelating agents and a combination of botanical extracts and vegetable oils, Bare treatment removes heavy metals while nourishing and balancing the hair fiber. It contains coconut, jojoba, and sesame oils, which provide softness and elasticity without weighing hair down, along with grape, chamomile, açai, and acerola extracts, rich in antioxidants, which protect and revitalize hair after exposure to external aggressors such as chlorine, sun, or pollution.
Bare treatment provides a visible transformation from the first application: hair becomes more even, soft, and shiny. It reduces porosity, improves texture, and strengthens the hair fiber's resistance. By eliminating heavy metals that interfere with hair health, it allows for better color retention, optimizes the response to treatments, and restores natural lightness without adding weight or buildup.
Differences between our treatments
Bare Treatment
Keratin Infusion
Softy Mood
Sublime 10·31
Bae Berry
Maximum shine and softness
Rebuilds hair
It maintains the natural shape of the hair
Removes metals and residues
Controls frizz
Suitable for pregnancy and breastfeeding
Vegan and formaldehyde-free formula
FAQ
At first glance, it's not always easy to tell if your hair needs Bare, as metal buildup isn't visible. However, if you live in an area with hard water or are frequently exposed to pools or the sea, it's very likely that your hair fiber is accumulating mineral residue over time.
No. Bare is formulated to deeply purify without altering the hair's natural balance. After the treatment, hair feels lighter, balanced, and shinier, not drier.
No. Bare is not a lightening treatment. By removing mineral residues, it can even improve the appearance of color, making it more uniform and luminous.
Yes. It is a vegan and formaldehyde-free treatment. However, if you have any doubts, we always recommend consulting a professional beforehand.
It depends on your exposure to hard water, swimming pools, or the sea, and the technical services you perform. It is especially recommended before coloring, bleaching, or straightening, or when your hair feels dull or saturated.
Yes. Bare can be combined with any of our treatments. In fact, by working on a clean and balanced fiber, it helps optimize the performance of subsequent services.
Yes, it is highly recommended. By removing accumulated metals and residues, the hair is left completely clean and balanced. This allows any subsequent treatment to penetrate the fiber better and act more uniformly and effectively.
To prolong the results, it is recommended to follow a routine adapted to your hair type within the Goa Organics home care range, incorporating Bare Wash as a maintenance shampoo.
The price will vary depending on the length, quantity, and needs of the hair. You can call any Goa Organics salon to make an appointment and request a diagnosis and prior estimate.
