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Frequently Asked Questions
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During the consultation we'll evaluate hair health, discuss desired wave size and longevity, review past chemical services, and recommend the best perm strength and aftercare. If your hair needs prepping or a bond-repair treatment first, we’ll outline next steps.
The full appointment including consultation, processing, neutralizing, and styling typically takes two to three hours. Time varies with density and previous services; if a prep treatment is needed we may add more time or schedule a separate visit.
Often yes, but safety depends on color type and timing. During consultation we assess color history and perform strand tests. We may require a waiting period, bonding treatments, or an adjusted formula to minimize risk and ensure even results.
Results typically last three to six months depending on hair growth, texture, and aftercare. Short hair can relax faster with frequent washing or heat styling; following recommended products and maintenance extends the wave’s appearance.
Use gentle, sulfate-free shampoos, deep-condition weekly, avoid daily heat styling for the first two weeks, and sleep on a silk pillowcase. We’ll provide a tailored routine and professional products to maintain shape and hair health.
Yes, but timing matters. We generally recommend waiting at least two weeks after a perm before coloring, and sometimes longer if lightening. During consultation we’ll plan sequencing and choose gentle professional color techniques to protect integrity.