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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
Nidia has been doing my hair ever since I was around 10 years old and has never disappoint...more
My first time experience here and would definitely come back my hairstylist was Sayda she ...more
Ghazala Mushtaq did my hair beautifully
I came here for the first ever time after going over a year without cutting my hair & I am...more
Ghazala and ingried did great hairstyling today thank you for that
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Women's Thermal Press.
Appointments typically take 45 to 90 minutes depending on hair length, thickness, and styling detail. Your stylist will assess hair and discuss desired finish beforehand to give a more accurate time estimate.
When performed correctly with temperature control and heat-protectant products, thermal pressing minimizes damage. Stylists adjust heat for your hair type and use protective serums; repeated high-heat styling without care can cause dryness, so follow at-home maintenance advice.
Most clients enjoy smooth, polished hair for three to seven days, depending on hair type, humidity, and at-home care. Using sulfate-free products, avoiding heavy moisture, and protecting hair at night helps extend the sleek appearance.
Yes in many cases, but it depends on the chemical service and hair condition. Your stylist will evaluate porosity and elasticity; sometimes a lower heat setting or a conditioning treatment is recommended to safely achieve smooth results.
Use sulfate-free shampoo and lightweight conditioners, avoid heavy oils at the roots, and limit washing to preserve the press. Sleep on a silk pillowcase or wrap hair to reduce friction and refresh with a low-heat touch-up if needed.
Yes—thermal pressing temporarily straightens curls without permanently altering structure. Results vary by curl pattern and hair health; some clients prefer a relaxed, smooth finish while others may need additional treatments. A consultation will determine the best approach and heat settings.