Looking for a Climazon hair processor for your salon?

Climazon 2 is Wella’s drying and treatment processor for hair salons. It combines infrared heat and drying in one unit and has ready-made programmes for colouring, toning, highlights and bleaching, among other treatments. Here you’ll find it as a black model on a wheeled stand and as a silver wall-mounted model. The client sits under the processor while you keep your hands free for your next client. That time saved is what makes a hair processor a good investment rather than just another piece of equipment in the salon.

Guide: How to choose the right Climazon

There are two models to choose from, and the decision mostly comes down to space and how you’ll use it. Go through these four points before ordering.

1. Wall-mounted or on a wheeled stand?

The silver wall-mounted model is attached to an arm that swivels and adjusts in height, leaving the floor beneath the processor clear. It’s a good fit for a salon where every square metre counts. The black model stands on a wheeled base and adjusts in height, so you can roll it over to wherever the client is sitting. If you choose the wall-mounted model, the wall must be able to support the processor, and you’ll need to decide where to place it before ordering. If you choose the wheeled base, you’ll need space to move it around. If you’re unsure, measure the space and sketch both options into your salon layout.

2. Think about your treatments

Climazon is used for colouring, drying and care. It has ready-made programmes for colouring, toning, highlights and bleaching, among other treatments, and Wella states that the colouring programme can make the treatment up to a third shorter. This is the manufacturer’s own claim, and results depend on the product and hair. A sensor measures the heat around the head throughout the treatment, helping ensure consistent colour results every time. If you offer a lot of colour treatments, it could give you time to serve more clients in a day. If you mainly offer cuts and styling, you may not need it as much, so it’s worth considering how often the processor will actually be used.

3. Space, power and client comfort

The processor needs a power outlet nearby, so the cord doesn’t lie across the floor where you and your clients walk. Also think about where the client sits: there should be enough room to sit down and get up without bumping into the processor. The client can turn down the heat with a button, lowering the temperature by around 4 degrees if it gets too hot. This makes the experience more comfortable, but you should still check on the client along the way. Poorly placed equipment quickly becomes something you walk around rather than something you use every day.

4. Budget and the bigger picture

The price depends on whether you choose the wall-mounted model or the model on a wheeled stand. A hair processor is a piece of equipment you’ll use for many years, so consider how much time it saves, not just how much it costs. If you’re equipping several stations or a whole new salon, it may make sense to look at the complete setup. You can contact Just Add People for an assessment of what your salon actually needs.

Climazon 2 silver wall-mounted hood

The silver model is for you if you want to keep the floor clear. The hood is mounted on a wall arm that swivels and adjusts in height, keeping the salon tidier when it’s not in use. It’s especially suitable for smaller salons and salons where the hair processor is placed by a permanent color station. Plan the location based on the power outlet and the distance to the client’s chair before drilling into the wall.

Climazon 2 black hood on wheeled base

The black model is for you if you don’t have a free wall or want to move the hood between stations. The base has wheels, and you can adjust the hood’s height, so you can roll it over to wherever your client is sitting. It takes up more floor space, so it’s best suited to salons with plenty of room around the color station. If you’re unsure where to place it, measure the floor area before ordering.

Climazon is made by Wella

Climazon is made by Wella, a brand most hairdressers know for its hair color and care products. Here, we’re talking about Wella’s equipment, not its products. To compare other brands, browse the full selection of hair processors from brands including Olymp and Takara Belmont, or find more manufacturers under all brands.

Buy Climazon with peace of mind

At Just Add People, you get four clear benefits when you buy Climazon. Price match: We’re happy to match the price of an item, so you always get the best price. Fast shipping: No hidden fees or delivery charges for your order. 14-day returns: If you change your mind, we’re here to help. Terms apply. 2-year warranty: We always offer at least a 2-year warranty on our furniture and equipment. Made-to-order items and products customized specifically for you are excluded from the general right of return. See the full terms in our terms and conditions. If you’re unsure which model is right for your salon, Klaus Østergaard, who has more than 30 years of experience with salon design, can help you choose.

Frequently asked questions about Climazon

What’s the difference between Climazon and a regular hair processor?

According to Wella, Climazon combines infrared heat with hood drying, and is used for colour, drying and treatments. A regular hair processor mainly distributes heat around the head. Wella particularly highlights colour treatments, where the heat is controlled by software to distribute the temperature evenly over the whole head. It’s this even heat that gives you an even colour result. If you don’t need colour programmes and mainly use the hood to dry hair or apply heat to a hair treatment, a simpler hair processor may be enough. First consider which treatments your salon performs most often, and choose based on those rather than the feature list.

How long should a client sit under a Climazon?

It depends on the treatment and the product you use, so there’s no one-size-fits-all answer. For colour, you would normally follow the processing time specified by the manufacturer. For treatments or drying, the time depends on the hair’s length and thickness. If you’re unsure how long to use it for a specific treatment, the product’s instructions are the best guide, rather than a general rule of thumb. Too much time under the heat can put unnecessary strain on the hair, while too little may lead to a weaker result. So set a timer and check in as you go, to make sure no one gets forgotten under the hood when the salon is busy.

How do I clean a Climazon?

Unplug it first, then wipe the hood with a damp cloth and a mild detergent. Avoid abrasive sponges and harsh chemicals, which can damage the surface over time. Be sure to wipe off any product residue from hair dye and hair treatments so it doesn't dry and stick. Always follow Wella's instructions for your model, as they specify which parts can be cleaned with water. Regular cleaning keeps the hood hygienic and extends its lifespan. A clean hood also makes for a better experience when your client sits under it. Set a regular cleaning routine, for example after the last colour client of the day.

What warranty does Climazon come with?

Just Add People offers at least a 2-year warranty on furniture and equipment, including Climazon. The warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship, but not damage caused by improper use or normal wear and tear. If something breaks during the warranty period, you can contact Just Add People to find a solution. Keep your order confirmation so you can easily provide proof of purchase if a fault occurs. Please note that the general returns policy does not cover made-to-order items or products customised specifically for you, so make sure you have the right model before ordering.