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Get answers to common questions about Relaxer.
Most clients refresh their relaxer every 8–12 weeks depending on new growth and hair condition. Waiting too long risks breakage when overlapping treatments; a stylist assessment ensures safe timing. Deep conditioning and protein treatments help between appointments.
Relaxers chemically alter texture but safe when applied by professionals. Proper application, avoiding overlapping, and follow-up care minimize damage. Regular trims, nourishing masks, and using sulfate-free products keep hair resilient. Discuss history and porosity with your stylist for personalized advice.
Use gentle, sulfate-free shampoo and deep-condition weekly. Limit heat styling, apply heat protectant when necessary, and use protein treatments monthly. Sleep on silk or satin to reduce friction. Follow stylist's recommended products and schedule for best long-term health.
Yes, but timing depends on hair integrity. Many stylists recommend waiting two weeks before coloring to avoid added stress. If you need both services, consult your stylist — sometimes spacing or alternating appointments provides safer results. Bond-building treatments are recommended.
Choose sulfate-free shampoos, moisturizing conditioners, and leave-in conditioners with lightweight oils. Use protein or bond-repair treatments monthly and a heat protectant before styling. Avoid heavy waxes at the scalp and incorporate a weekly deep conditioning mask for lasting moisture.
Share your hair history, previous chemical services, recent color or bleach, scalp sensitivity, allergies, and styling goals. Bring photos of desired results. This information helps your stylist choose the right relaxer strength, timing, and post-care recommendations for safe, beautiful outcomes.