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What Our Clients Say
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I wanted to wait a week before posting my review, I got my first ever perm done here. I wa...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Perm and Thermal Press.
Results generally last three to six months depending on hair type, porosity, and aftercare. Fine hair may relax sooner; regular trims and proper moisturizing products extend curl life. Your stylist recommends a maintenance schedule at consultation.
Many clients with color-treated hair can receive the service, but we assess hair health first. A strand test and customized timing help prevent overprocessing. Your stylist may recommend conditioning treatments or spacing chemical services to protect hair integrity.
Plan to allow two to three hours for a Perm and Thermal Press, depending on length and density. Timing includes consultation, processing, neutralizing, and a professional thermal press finish. First-time clients may need a bit longer for customization.
Avoid washing for at least 48 hours to help curls set. Use sulfate-free shampoos, hydrating conditioners, and heat protectant before styling. Schedule regular deep-conditioning and trims to maintain shape and prevent frizz. Follow stylist's product recommendations.
You can color hair before or after the service, but timing matters. We typically recommend coloring at least one week before or waiting two weeks after to reduce overlap of chemical processing. Your stylist will create a safe plan during consultation.
Modern perming and pressing techniques minimize damage when performed correctly. We evaluate hair condition, use protective treatments, and adjust processing. While any chemical service carries risk, proper preparation, professional application, and aftercare greatly reduce potential harm.