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What Our Clients Say
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Relaxer Touch-Up.
Most clients return every 6–8 weeks to maintain a uniform texture and avoid overlapping chemicals. Frequency can vary based on individual growth rate, hair porosity, prior chemical history, and stylist recommendations to preserve strength and prevent damage.
When performed by a trained stylist, a Relaxer Touch-Up targets only new growth to avoid overlapping previously relaxed hair. Proper technique and assessment minimize damage risk; however, excessive frequency or improper application can weaken strands over time.
Appointments generally take 45 to 90 minutes depending on hair length, density, and whether deep conditioning or treatments are included. Shorter sessions focus on root-only work; longer visits allow for extra care or trims as needed.
Color can sometimes be combined, but it depends on hair condition and timing. Your stylist will assess whether to space services to protect hair integrity, perform strand tests, or schedule separate appointments for optimal results.
Use sulfate-free cleansers, regular deep conditioning, and leave-in treatments to maintain moisture and strength. Minimize heat styling, schedule trims, and follow stylist advice on timing to preserve results and prevent breakage.
A patch or strand test is recommended for new clients, those with sensitive scalps, or if different products are used. Testing helps ensure safety and predict results before applying relaxer at the roots.