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Frequently Asked Questions
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A silk press typically lasts from a few days up to two weeks depending on hair type, moisture exposure, and maintenance routine. Avoid humidity and sleep with a silk wrap to maximize longevity.
When performed with proper heat protection, detangling, and professional technique, a silk press minimizes damage risk. Overuse of high heat or skipping protective products can increase breakage, so regular trims and conditioning are advised.
Yes. We can silk press color-treated or previously relaxed hair, but results depend on hair health. Expect adjusted heat settings and extra conditioning; disclose prior treatments during consultation so we can tailor the service safely.
Sleep on a silk or satin scarf or pillowcase, avoid excessive moisture and humidity, use lightweight serums sparingly, and limit heavy products. Schedule touch-ups or trims as needed to maintain smoothness.
Appointments typically take 60 to 120 minutes depending on hair length, density, and required prep like deep conditioning or detangling. We recommend arriving with clean, detangled hair to streamline the process.
Silk press can be adapted for most textures and curl patterns, though techniques and heat settings vary. Very fragile or damaged hair may require conditioning treatments first; a consultation ensures a safe, effective plan.
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