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Get answers to common questions about Relaxer and style Long hair.
Most clients schedule retouches every 8 to 12 weeks depending on new growth and hair health. Longer intervals risk over-processing or banding; your stylist will assess elasticity and recommend timing based on texture and chemical history.
Yes, many color-treated clients receive relaxers, but timing and product choices matter. We recommend a consultation to evaluate color fading, porosity, and recent services, and may adjust formulas or suggest bond-repair treatments to protect color.
Expect 2 to 3.5 hours for long hair, including consultation, retouching, neutralizing, conditioning, and styling. Appointment length varies with thickness, length, and desired finish; arriving prepared helps ensure accurate timing.
Use sulfate-free, hydrating shampoos and conditioners, avoid heat styling for 48 hours, and apply leave-in serums or oils to protect ends. Schedule deep conditioning treatments monthly and follow stylist recommendations for trims.
When performed professionally with proper timing and neutralization, relaxers can be safe. Risks increase with prior chemical services or weakened hair; our stylists perform strand tests and customize treatments to minimize damage and restore health.
Wait at least 48 hours before heavy sweating, swimming, or chlorine exposure to allow neutralizers to set. Use a swim cap for pools, rinse hair promptly after exposure, and follow with hydrating treatments if needed.