Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Silk Press & Cut.

Appointments usually run 1.5 to 3 hours depending on hair length, density, and desired precision. Shorter, fine hair finishes faster; long or thick hair requires more time for thorough press and precision cutting to ensure flawless results.

When performed by trained stylists using heat protectants and correct temperature settings, a silk press minimizes damage. Regular trims and reduced daily heat help maintain health. Avoid repeated high-heat sessions and consult your stylist about protective products and spacing between services.

Silk press results typically last one to six weeks depending on hair type, humidity, and home care. Using sulfate-free shampoos, silk or satin pillowcases, and avoiding moisture prolongs straightness. Touch-up appointments can refresh the look as needed.

Yes, often possible, but we assess hair condition first. Recent relaxers, chemical straighteners, or fresh color can increase breakage risk. Your stylist may recommend waiting, conditioning treatments, or bond-repair services before performing a silk press for safe, long-lasting results.

Arrive with clean, detangled hair free of heavy oils or buildup. If possible, avoid fresh coloring or chemical services within two weeks. Bring inspiration photos and be prepared to discuss desired length and maintenance with your stylist.

Sleep on a silk or satin pillowcase or wrap with a silk scarf, avoid excessive humidity and moisture, use heat protectant for touch-up styling, refresh with lightweight serums or dry shampoo, and schedule trims to maintain shape and shine.