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Yes. Because Demi Color (Not a permanent) is demi-permanent, it can safely be applied after a relaxer in most cases. Your stylist will assess hair condition and perform strand and scalp checks to ensure even color and no undue chemical stress.
Demi Color typically lasts 4–8 weeks depending on hair porosity, shampoo frequency, and styling. It fades gently without a harsh line, making maintenance simple. We recommend follow-up touch-ups or gloss treatments every 6–8 weeks for consistent coverage.
Most gray hairs are well-covered with demi-permanent formulas in black and brown shades, but very resistant grays may need an initial reinforcing application. Your stylist evaluates density and may recommend a two-step approach for complete, lasting coverage.
Wait 48–72 hours before clarifying shampoos to allow the demi color to settle; gentle cleansing and sulfate-free products are okay sooner. Our stylists give personalized aftercare to prolong vibrancy and prevent premature fading.
Generally yes — demi-permanent dyes use less or no ammonia and lower developer strength, reducing cuticle lift and damage. They’re gentler for gray coverage and allow same-day relaxer service, but proper evaluation ensures best results for hair health.
Yes, but with caution. Because demi color deposits without strong lift, going lighter may require a professional color correction, possible lightening, or gradual transitioning. Always consult your stylist to assess hair condition and choose the safest, most effective process.
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