What the Lasio treatment does
Lasio smoothing coats the hair shaft to reduce frizz and improve manageability, which is the practical change most clients notice within the first week. Rather than restructuring the fiber, the service focuses on creating a smoother surface so humidity has less immediate effect, helping everyday styling and cutting down blow-dry time.
Long hair requires more product and more chair time because there is simply more surface to coat and seal. For long lengths we price the service at $400 and allocate 150 MINUTES to complete the application and sealing steps; both stages should not be hurried if the coating is to perform as intended.
What to expect during appointment
Expect a substantial block of time at our Suwanee salon: the application and sealing process take concentrated attention and cannot be rushed. Our location near Suwanee Town Center Park and the Buford Dam Road corridor makes it convenient to schedule 150 MINUTES around a commute or school run, which many local clients prefer for before- or after-work appointments.
Most clients report the practical benefit as reduced blow-dry time and smoother styling within days, with the clearest change observed in the first week. While the treatment reduces day-to-day frizz and eases styling, it does not eliminate all styling work—clients still choose to blow-dry or shape hair for volume or specific looks.
Choosing Lasio for long hair
When you compare Lasio options, pricing reflects how much product and time are needed: Short Hair $270, Medium Length $300, and Long Hair $400. Choosing the long-hair service makes sense when length means more humidity exposure and when you want a measurable reduction in everyday styling effort.
Suwanee’s humid subtropical climate—hot, humid summers and frequent seasonal rain—makes long hair especially vulnerable to frizz, so a surface-coating approach can be particularly practical for local lifestyles. Our salon serves Suwanee and nearby communities; clients often plan treatments around weekend family time, park walks, or commutes off I-85 and Buford Dam Road.
