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Elena was wonderful! She highlighted and trimmed my hair exactly as I described, and the r...more
I got my hair done here for the first time I wanted some darker highlights for my dark hai...more
Kind and careful and great highlights. They matched the color in my photo perfectly.
Amazing work by Sahar!! Absolutely loved the balayage. She works based on your personal ne...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Relaxer - Touch-Up.
We typically recommend waiting 6–8 weeks, depending on new growth and hair condition. Your stylist will assess elasticity and texture to avoid overprocessing. If hair shows damage, longer intervals or alternative treatments may be advised to protect integrity.
When applied correctly by a trained stylist, touch-ups avoid overlapping onto previously relaxed hair to minimize damage. Proper technique, timing, and neutralization protect treated lengths while straightening new growth for a safe, consistent result.
Appointment time varies by hair length and texture but typically ranges from 45 minutes to 90 minutes. Consultation, precise root application, processing, and neutralizing are included to ensure even results and hair health.
Color and chemical relaxer timing should be discussed with your stylist. Often we recommend coloring at least two weeks before or after a relaxer to monitor hair condition and avoid overlapping chemical processes that could increase risk of damage.
Use sulfate-free shampoos, deep-condition regularly, and limit heat styling for several weeks. Incorporate protein and moisturizing treatments as recommended by your stylist and schedule trims to maintain healthy ends and extend the touch-up results.
Generally 1/2 to 2 inches of new growth is suitable for a touch-up, but suitability depends on hair health and texture. If growth is extensive, a full relaxer or alternative service may provide a more balanced outcome.