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What Our Clients Say
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Perm, Haircut and Thermal Press.
Expect about two to three hours for the full Perm, Haircut and Thermal Press, depending on hair length, density, and processing needs. Consultations, perm processing, haircut shaping, neutralizing, and the thermal press are included.
Most hair types can be adapted for the Perm, Haircut and Thermal Press, but suitability depends on condition and previous chemical services. Your stylist will assess porosity and elasticity and recommend the best technique or alternatives.
Arrive with clean, dry hair and avoid heavy conditioners the day of your Perm, Haircut and Thermal Press. Bring photos, disclose recent treatments, and attend the consultation so we can plan timing for the healthiest result.
Curls typically last three to six months depending on hair growth, texture, and maintenance. Regular trims, gentle products, and minimizing heat styling will help preserve shape and extend the life of the perm.
Yes—when done professionally after proper neutralizing, a thermal press is safe and refines the shape. Stylists use controlled heat and techniques to minimize stress; follow recommended aftercare and heat-protectant use for best results.
Color can be combined with a Perm, Haircut and Thermal Press, but timing matters. We recommend a consultation and strand test; often spacing services (for example, two weeks between treatments) ensures safer, healthier outcomes.