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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Transitioning Cut.
Appointments usually last sixty to ninety minutes, including a consultation to assess texture, length, and goals. Complex blends or additional treatments may extend time; your stylist will confirm duration when booking.
Not unless you choose it. The cut focuses on blending textures and removing damaged ends while preserving as much length as possible. When necessary, targeted trimming creates shape; your stylist will discuss options and recommend the least invasive approach to reach your goals.
Most clients return every eight to twelve weeks for maintenance, with timing depending on growth rate and desired shape. Shorter intervals help manage uneven textures and reduce split ends; your stylist will tailor the schedule to your hair's health and personal goals.
Yes. We recommend moisturizing, sulfate-free cleansers, and rich conditioners to support both textures. Protein treatments and light heat styling can help, but avoid harsh chemicals or excessive heat. Your stylist will advise product choices and a treatment plan tailored to your transition stage.
A skilled transitioning cut minimizes the line of demarcation through layering, texturizing, and strategic shaping. While it won't remove the difference, it softens contrast, creates a unified silhouette, and makes styling easier as new growth blends with relaxed ends.
Yes, the approach is adaptable. Stylists evaluate curl pattern, density, and current length to customize cuts that respect curl integrity and desired outcome. Extremely short or chemically compromised hair may need alternative strategies, which your stylist will discuss during consultation.