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Get answers to common questions about Silk Press - Full/Long Hair.
Most clients enjoy smooth results for 5-14 days depending on your hair type, humidity, and care routine. Use sulfate-free products, avoid heavy moisture and sweating, and sleep on a satin pillowcase. Light touch-ups can extend longevity between full services.
When performed by a trained stylist using lower temperatures and heat protectants, silk presses rarely damage quality extensions. Dawn of Beauty uses professional techniques and products compatible with human-hair extensions, and we adjust heat settings to protect bonds and reduce stress.
Yes - silk presses work on chemically treated long hair, but results depend on hair health and prior processing. We assess elasticity and porosity, recommend a conditioning or trim beforehand, and may alter techniques to protect fragile or previously relaxed strands.
Arrive with clean, detangled hair and minimal heavy products. If you've recently colored or had treatments, tell your stylist. Avoid applying heavy oils or conditioners right before the appointment so the silk press can bond evenly and heat can be distributed.
Protect results by using sulfate-free shampoos, light moisturizing serums, and heat protectant sprays. Sleep on silk or satin, avoid excessive humidity and frequent washing, and use a low-temperature iron for minor touch-ups to maintain smoothness without causing damage.
Yes - we can add curls or waves after a silk press, but additional styling may reduce longevity. Your stylist will use appropriate lower heat settings, suitable tools, and protective products to achieve the look while minimizing stress on long strands or extensions.