Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Silk Press.

Typically 5–14 days depending on hair type, humidity, and care. Use silk or satin scarves, avoid moisture, and apply lightweight serums. Sleep protection and gentle handling extend longevity; returning for touch-ups maintains sleekness.

When performed correctly with heat protectants and professional technique, a Silk Press minimizes long-term damage. Excessive high heat or frequent services can cause dryness or breakage, so schedule treatments responsibly and follow home-care recommendations.

Yes, but we recommend a thorough consultation. Chemically processed or freshly colored hair may require adjusted temperatures and extra conditioning. If hair is compromised, we may postpone or recommend restorative treatments first to protect integrity.

Sleep on a satin pillowcase or use a scarf, avoid moisture and heavy oils, refresh with a light serum or heat-activated refresher, and limit washing. Schedule gentle trims and touch-ups to preserve sleekness.

Yes, you can use heat tools sparingly. Always apply a heat protectant, use moderate temperatures, and avoid repeated passes. For long-term health, consult your stylist about safe heat settings for your hair type.

Appointments generally run 1.5 to 3 hours depending on hair length, density, and any extra treatments. Full service includes cleansing, deep conditioning, blow-drying, and flat ironing. Expect longer time for thicker or longer hair types.