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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Relaxer-Touch Up.
Most clients book touch-ups every 6–8 weeks depending on growth rate and hair health. Your stylist will assess new growth, scalp condition, and previous chemical history to recommend the ideal timing for safe, consistent results.
Safety depends on hair condition. We perform a thorough consultation and strand test to determine suitability. For compromised hair we may recommend strengthening treatments or extended intervals to prevent overprocessing and promote healthier results.
Color and relaxing can be combined but must be timed carefully. We typically recommend spacing chemical services or performing them in a specific order after consultation to reduce risk and protect hair integrity.
Appointments typically take 1.5–3 hours depending on hair length, density, and condition. Time includes consultation, careful root application, processing, rinsing, and the included professional mold and style finish.
Use sulfate-free shampoos, regular deep conditioning, and moisture-rich products. Limit heat styling, protect hair at night, and schedule trims. Follow your stylist's product recommendations to extend smoothness and reduce breakage.
Incorrect application or overlapping can cause damage. Our licensed stylists avoid overprocessing, perform strand tests, and may use bond-builders when needed. If hair is already fragile, we’ll recommend safer alternatives or restorative treatments.