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I had an event later in the day and Kandice fit me in for a last minute silk press. Very p...more
Kandy did an AMAZING job with my daughter’s hair. She was so patient and so kind with her,...more
Kandice was great!! I got a SilkPress by her and it came out so silky and soft, she also g...more
Kandice did a great job with my silk press, trim, and deep conditioning treatment! She ach...more
Great with kids! and did a very good job on my on my daughters hair (silk press)!
Very happy with how my silk press turned out! Highly recommended stylist.
Frequently Asked Questions
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A traditional silk press typically lasts one to three weeks depending on hair texture, daily styling, products used, and how often you sleep with protective measures. Humidity and moisture exposure shorten longevity; touch-up flatiron sessions can refresh the look.
When performed by experienced stylists using quality heat protectants and correct temperatures, silk presses minimize damage. Excessive heat, improper technique, or daily high-heat styling can cause stress. Schedule trims, deep conditioning, and limit frequency to protect hair health.
Arrive with clean, detangled hair or allow time for a deep cleanse at the salon. Avoid heavy oils or buildup before your appointment. Communicate any previous chemical treatments so your stylist can customize heat settings and protectants accordingly.
Yes—many clients with color-treated hair enjoy silk presses. Tell your stylist about recent color services and condition level; chemically treated strands may require lower heat and extra moisture treatments. We assess hair health first to determine safe styling options.
Use silk or satin scarves, pillowcases, and low-manipulation styles to preserve sleekness. Apply lightweight oils sparingly, avoid moisture exposure, and refresh with a low-heat flatiron or touch-up serum. Follow your stylist's recommended products and weekly deep conditioning routine.
Plan for one and a half to three hours depending on hair length, density, and prep needs. Shorter hair with minimal buildup takes less time; long or thick hair and added treatments extend the appointment. We will provide an accurate estimate when booking.
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