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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Relaxer - Touch-Up.
Typically every six to eight weeks, depending on growth rate, texture, and hair history. Your stylist assesses root length and condition to recommend the best timing to maintain an even, polished relaxed finish while avoiding over-processing and damage.
When performed by a trained stylist, touch-ups minimize risk by applying relaxer only to new growth. Proper timing, product selection, and careful technique protect previously relaxed lengths. Regular deep conditioning and follow-up care further reduce breakage and maintain hair integrity.
Generally sixty to ninety minutes, depending on root growth, hair density, and any add-on services like trims or deep conditioning. During consultation your stylist provides an estimated appointment length and works efficiently to ensure safe application and a sleek, even finish.
Coloring and relaxers both chemically alter hair, so timing matters. We recommend waiting at least two weeks between services or following your stylist's guidance. If combining treatments, your stylist will plan products and timing to protect hair health and achieve desired color and texture.
Use gentle, sulfate-free shampoos and moisturizing conditioners. Avoid heat styling for a few days, apply leave-in conditioners or protein treatments as recommended, and schedule regular trims. Follow stylist's product advice to maintain smoothness and prevent dryness or breakage between appointments.
A consultation is essential. For fragile or previously compromised hair, the stylist may recommend strengthening treatments, longer timelines, or alternative smoothing options. If risk of further damage is high, we prioritize hair health and may postpone chemical touch-ups.