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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Perm and Thermal Press.
Appointments typically run between two and four hours depending on hair length, density, and desired finish. A consultation and strand test are part of the service to determine solution strength and pressing technique, so please allow extra time for processing and styling.
The perm alters the hair’s internal structure for lasting texture while the thermal press temporarily smooths and seals the cuticle. The straight, glossy pressed look requires occasional maintenance, while the perm's internal volume remains until natural regrowth.
Yes when performed professionally after a thorough consultation and strand test. We assess color condition and may recommend waiting after coloring. We use tailored solutions and deep-conditioning treatments to protect colored hair and minimize processing stress.
Arrive with clean, product-free hair; avoid heavy oils or styling products for the best results. Bring photos and share your hair history with your stylist. Allow extra appointment time for consultation so we can customize perm strength and pressing approach.
The perm’s texture typically lasts three to six months depending on growth and care, while the pressed, glossy finish lasts until the next wash or humidity exposure. Regular touch-ups and proper at-home care help extend both effects.
Avoid washing for 48 hours, then use sulfate-free shampoo and hydrating conditioners. Apply leave-in treatments and heat protectant when needed. Schedule periodic deep-conditioning treatments and maintenance appointments to preserve shine, strength, and the sleek finished look.