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Frequently Asked Questions
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Results usually last 8 to 12 weeks depending on hair growth, texture, and maintenance. Touch-ups are recommended to relax new root growth; full reapplications should be spaced and scheduled by your stylist to protect hair health.
Yes, often compatible when performed by an experienced stylist. We'll assess recent color processes, hair condition, and strand integrity before applying. A strand test may be done, and customized formulas minimize damage while preserving color and moisture.
Use sulfate-free shampoos, deep-condition weekly, and avoid excessive heat for the first two weeks. Schedule recommended trims and maintain touch-up appointments. Our stylists will provide a home-care regimen and product recommendations tailored to your hair's needs.
Combining treatments requires caution. If you've had a recent keratin service, tell your stylist — we may recommend waiting several weeks or choosing one treatment to avoid overprocessing. We'll plan a safe schedule to protect hair integrity.
Typically wait 8 to 12 weeks between full relaxer services to allow new growth and maintain hair health. Your stylist may adjust timing based on texture, processing history, and condition to prevent cumulative damage.
A relaxer permanently alters the treated hair's structure; new growth will retain natural texture. With proper care, hair remains healthy and manageable, but discuss long-term goals with your stylist before committing to ongoing chemical straightening.