What is Nika Turban?

Nika Turban is a black NIKA hair turban in microfibre, wrapped around the head during the processing time of masks and rinse-out treatments. It keeps the treated hair gathered and covered, and keeps product and water away from the client's neck, face and clothes, at the basin or at home. Soft, reusable and branded with the NIKA logo, it completes the NIKA client look together with the kimono and the capes.

Specifications

Who Nika Turban is for

• Salons that offer masks and treatments with a processing time under a turban.
• Rinse-out treatments at the basin, and masks at home.
• Clients who wait during the processing time and want the hair neatly covered.
• NIKA salons that want a branded look from the kimono to the turban.

Key features

• Microfibre: a soft fabric that wraps the towel-dried, treated hair.
• Wraps the whole head: the hair stays gathered and covered during the processing time.
• Used dry or moist: as each treatment's own protocol requires.
• Reusable: washed between clients and used again.
• Black with NIKA logo: matches the NIKA client kimono and capes.

How to use Nika Turban

1. Towel-dry the hair to remove excess water.
2. Apply the mask or treatment following its own protocol.
3. Wrap the turban around the head so all the hair is covered, and secure it in place; when the treatment calls for a moist turban, dampen it first.
4. Leave it on for the processing time given in the treatment's own instructions.
5. Remove the turban gently and continue with the rinse or the next step of the service.

For professionals

• Service: processing time of masks and rinse-out treatments: Ultimate Keratin Treatment, for example, is left on for 15 minutes under a moist turban.
• In rotation: one turban per client in processing, plus spares while others are in the wash.
• At the station: at the basin, together with Nika Kimono for the client.
• Home care to recommend: a turban to recommend to clients who apply their mask at home, with the processing time of their product.

FAQ

What is Nika Turban made of?

Microfibre, in black with the NIKA logo.

Can Nika Turban be used at home?

Yes: for masks and treatments with a processing time, following each product's own instructions.

Is it used dry or moist?

As the treatment requires: Ultimate Keratin Treatment, for example, is left on for 15 minutes under a moist turban.

How many turbans does a salon need?

One per client in processing, plus spares for the days when others are in the wash.

Is it reusable?

Yes: it is washed between clients and used again.

Material and care

Black microfibre with the NIKA logo. Rinse out treatment residue after each use and wash the turban before the next client. Avoid fabric softener and chlorine bleach, and let it dry in the air.