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A 4-week hair schedule: a practical example for the salon

An example of how to spread hydration, nutrition, and reconstruction over four weeks with the Cronograma Orgánico, following its manual.

By Brulier USA September 19, 2026 4 min read

A 4-week hair schedule: a practical example for the salon

Many clients understand a hair schedule better when they see it on a calendar. Here are examples for planning a month while respecting what the manual actually says.

01

What rules does the manual set?

One weekly application, a single mask per week, and at least 3 sessions. After that, the schedule can keep going, adjusting the masks as the hair changes. The manual does not publish a fixed four-week calendar, so these examples are one way to apply those rules.

02

What could a month look like for dry hair?

Week 1: Cacau Mask (hydration).

Week 2: Murumuru Mask (nutrition).

Week 3: Cacau Mask, if dryness is still the main concern.

Week 4: Camu Camu Mask (reconstruction), if the assessment shows the hair needs mass.

03

And for hair damaged by chemical services?

Week 1: Camu Camu Mask.

Week 2: Cacau Mask.

Week 3: Camu Camu or Murumuru Mask, depending on how the hair responds.

Week 4: whichever the reassessment points to.

If hair arrives elastic or with a gummy feel, that condition comes first, at the professional's discretion.

04

What happens in each session?

Apply the Prep Shampoo to damp hair, massage, and rinse. On the second application, leave it on for about 5 minutes. Then apply the mask of the week for 5 to 10 minutes, rinse, and finish with a Brulier leave-in. Explore the Cronograma Orgánico.

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How do you decide what comes next each week?

Reassess the hair before choosing the mask. A simple guide: lack of water calls for hydration, lack of lipids calls for nutrition, and loss of mass calls for reconstruction. Write down what you applied and how the hair responded, so the next visit starts from notes rather than memory.

In summary

One mask per week, chosen after assessing the hair. The calendar helps explain the plan to the client, but the diagnosis has the final say.

Source: Brulier Cronograma Orgánico manual. The calendars are illustrative examples built from its directions for use. Educational content: it does not replace professional diagnosis or product instructions.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I have to do 4 weeks?

No. The manual recommends at least 3 sessions for a basic cycle and allows the schedule to continue on an ongoing basis.

Can the same mask be repeated?

The manual says to adjust the masks as the hair changes, so a professional can repeat one if the diagnosis supports it.

What goes on after the mask?

A Brulier leave-in of your choice, followed by finishing as desired.

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