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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Color and Thermal Press.
Appointments typically last 2 to 4 hours depending on hair length, color complexity, and processing time. A detailed consultation helps estimate your exact duration so we can allocate proper time for color, rinsing, and the thermal press styling.
A professional thermal press seals the cuticle and enhances shine, but excessive heat can accelerate fading if not properly protected. We apply heat protectants and recommend color-safe products to maintain vibrancy between salon visits.
Permanent color offers longer-lasting results and lift, while semi-permanent is gentler and fades gradually. Your stylist will assess porosity, previous color, and goals during consultation to recommend the safest, most flattering option.
Arrive with dry, unstyled hair and avoid heavy oils or buildup. Bring inspiration photos and disclose recent chemical treatments. This helps us achieve accurate color placement and ensures the thermal press finishes flawlessly.
The pressed finish typically lasts until the next wash and can persist 1–3 weeks depending on hair type and humidity. Use sulfate-free shampoos, minimize moisture exposure, and sleep on a silk pillowcase to extend the sleek effect.
Avoid chlorinated or saltwater and heavy sweating for the first 48–72 hours when possible, as they can fade color and loosen the press. Rinse promptly after swimming and use protective products to preserve both color and style.