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My service here was great. I booked my appt for the next day and she took me in with no pr...more
First time visit and when the beautician finished my two-strand twists- I was very please...more
i love how it came out you have very well service i will be coming back more often i was r...more
I had a great experience! The salon was clean, the service was excellent, she was very fri...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Silk Press.
Typically 5–14 days depending on hair type, porosity, humidity exposure, and aftercare. Fine hair may loosen sooner; low-porosity or less humid environments often extend longevity. Use sulfate-free shampoo, avoid heavy moisture, and sleep with a satin scarf to maximize wear.
When done correctly silk pressing uses controlled heat with protectants to minimize breakage. Temporary straightening shouldn’t permanently alter pattern unless hair is already compromised or repeatedly overprocessed. Our stylists assess integrity and recommend strengthening treatments to protect your curls.
Arrive with clean, detangled hair free of heavy oils or product buildup. If you have chemical treatments, bring details. Avoid recent deep-conditioning that leaves residue; instead use a light moisturizing leave-in. Communicate concerns so we tailor heat and products.
We apply deep-conditioning masks, thermal protectants, and section carefully to limit repeated heat passes. Low to moderate iron temperatures, ceramic tools, and measured tension preserve the cuticle. Post-service treatments lock in moisture and reduce future damage.
Wait 48–72 hours before shampooing to let the straightened pattern set. Use sulfate-free, hydrating shampoos and cool-water rinses. When washing, gently detangle and reapply lightweight thermal protectant before any heat styling to maintain smoothness.
Yes, often, but requires careful assessment. Chemically altered or porous hair may need strengthening treatments, lower heat settings, and extra conditioning. We may recommend a strand test and custom product plan to avoid breakage and ensure the best smooth, healthy-looking result.