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Frequently Asked Questions
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A Silk&Press typically lasts one to three weeks depending on hair type, porosity, styling routine, and moisture exposure. Proper aftercare—gentle cleansing, heat protection, and nighttime satin wraps—can extend smoothness and reduce frizz between salon visits.
No, when performed correctly it's chemical-free and low-damage; the Silk&Press relies on heat and professional techniques to smooth hair while preserving integrity. We use thermal protectants, proper tension, and conditioning to minimize breakage and maintain health.
Yes in most cases, but we evaluate condition first. Color-treated or chemically processed hair may require extra conditioning and lower heat settings to prevent damage. A consultation and strand test ensure safety and optimal results before proceeding.
Use sulfate-free shampoo, deep condition weekly, apply heat protectant before any styling, limit moisture exposure, and sleep with a satin bonnet or pillowcase. Schedule touch-ups as needed and consult stylist if you experience dryness or excessive frizz.
Most Silk&Press services take between 1.5 to 3 hours depending on hair length, density, and condition. Consultations and additional treatments like deep conditioning or trims may extend time. We allocate time to ensure careful heat styling and a flawless silky finish.
Yes, Silk&Press is temporary; your natural curl pattern returns after washing and moisture exposure. To preserve straightness longer, use protective styling, minimize humidity, and refresh with low heat. Regular conditioning keeps curls healthy when they revert.
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