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Get answers to common questions about Relaxer.
Most professional Relaxers last about six to eight weeks, depending on your hair growth rate. Touch-ups focus on new growth and are safer than full re-processing. We’ll recommend timing and protective treatments to avoid over-processing and maintain hair health.
A professionally applied Relaxer minimizes damage when matched to hair condition. Consultations assess previous treatments, porosity, and strength; additive bond-rebuilders and deep conditioning reduce breakage risk. Regular trims and maintenance treatments are recommended to keep strands strong.
You can color before or after a Relaxer, but timing matters. Generally, wait two weeks after relaxing before coloring to reduce stress. Alternatively, color first if needed, but your stylist will recommend the safest sequence based on hair history.
After a Relaxer, avoid washing or tying hair for 48 to 72 hours to let bonds settle. Use sulfate-free shampoos, regular deep conditioning, and protein-moisture balance treatments. Protect hair from heat and sun, and schedule periodic trims.
Relaxers work best on coarse, curly, or tightly textured hair but suitability depends on prior chemicals, strength and hair health. A consultation and strand test determine if relaxing is safe or if alternative smoothing options are better.
Appointment times vary by length, density, and services requested. Expect 90 minutes for short hair, up to three hours for long or textured hair including consultation, application, processing, neutralizing, and conditioning treatments.