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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Silk Press (Thermal Press).
When performed correctly with heat protection and by a trained stylist, a silk press should not permanently alter your curl pattern. Temporary heat can relax curls until moisture or humidity returns; avoid excessive high heat and frequent services to minimize potential damage.
Results commonly last from one to three weeks, depending on hair type, humidity, and aftercare. Using satin scarves, low-moisture styling, and gentle sleeping methods extends smoothness. Touch-ups or trims can help maintain the look between full silk press appointments.
Yes, often color-treated hair can be silk-pressed, but condition matters. We recommend a consultation and a deep-conditioning pre-treatment. Stylists adjust heat settings and use protective products to reduce risk; extremely fragile or recently chemically processed hair may need extra care.
Avoid moisture and sweating for the first 24–48 hours, sleep on a satin pillowcase or use a silk scarf, limit washing to preserve straightness, and apply heat protectant before any restyling. Regular deep-conditioning keeps hair healthy between services.
Plan for 60 to 120 minutes depending on hair length, density, and desired finish. Shorter, fine hair takes less time, while thick or very curly textures require extra blowout and pressing time for optimal smoothness and shine.
Avoid swimming and heavy sweating for at least 48 hours, as chlorine, saltwater, and moisture can cause the style to revert. If unavoidable, wear a swim cap and rinse hair immediately, then use leave-in products and gentle heat styling to restore smoothness.